Not As EPIC As It Should've Been

Rating: 7/10 (22 November 2017)

The DCEU's track record is pretty lackluster if you ask me. Man of Steel was okay, Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice was bad, and Suicide Squad was garbage, but Wonder Woman was good, and that's their only redeeming film in their extended universe.
Zack Synder is a terrible filmmaker, only making films that have beautiful aesthetics over story substance. I don't like any of his films, but I will say, "They are damn good to look at." However, his movie 300 has both a good narrative and a breathtaking aesthetic pallet. 300 is his only good film.
I don't know why Warner Bros. decided to stick with Synder after Man of Steel and BVS both bombed at the box office.
Can terrible filmmakers eventually produce good work, of course.
Justice League is the first team-up movie featuring some of our favorites superheroes, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Cyborg, and Aquaman all team-up to protect the world from the evil that plagues the world.
I wasn't looking forward to this movie, to begin with, however, I did want it to be good, and I did want to feel the epicness.
Justice League is fun while watching, but almost none of it is memorable.
I had a blast during a majority of the action scenes, but none of them stick out to me. If you were to ask me what was my favorite action scene, I would say, "They all felt the same, except for the man in the red cape, I like what they did with him here."
The story amongst the characters is thin, Aquaman, and The Flash get the short end of the stick. Cyborg's story development has the impact unlike his co-stars, but he doesn't have any layers added to his character.
Aquaman is dull and typical, but Jason Momoa did make the experience fun.
The Flash was fun to watch, but his story was dull and predictable.
We already know who Batman and Wonder Woman are and so they don't need an introduction.
Overall, I didn't care about the plot. The character's stories were razor thin. The action was forgettable. The villain was $hit. The CGI was terrible.
I loved all of The Man in the Red Cape scenes. The action was fun while watching.
I don't have any major gripes with the movie. What do you go to a superhero movie for, you go for the fun right, and you're looking for a good time, right? I had fun with the Justice Leauge, but it should've been more than fun, it should've been epic.
For a more in-depth review, check out my video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5ES622BChk