Did DC finally get it right when it comes to Mash Ups?

Rating: 7/10 (15 November 2017)

Did DC finally get it right when it comes to Mash Ups?
Ever since George Millers Justice League: Mortal movie was cancelled back in 2008, DC fans across the globe have been wondering when we would get our chance to see the League come together on the big screen. We got the trinity with last year's Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice but that movie didn't go over so well with fans. Now that could have been because WB had too much pull when it came to editing the movie or that could be because the movie just didn't feel right. I will leave my personal opinion aside and just chalk it up to editing a poor scripted story.
Over the summer we given some hope when Wonder Woman hit the big screen. The story was damn near perfect and made even better with the right director behind the helm, that begin Patty Jenkins. After watching Wonder Woman and seeing how well it did that left me with hope that Justice League would be great. It is no secret that the film had numerous reshoots led by Avengers Director Joss Whedon, and he was rumored to be brought in to oversee post production after Zack Snyder left the project to cope with an untimely death of his daughter, thoughts and prayers are still with the Snyders.
When it was announced that Whedon would be doing reshoots of the film, the rumors started to fly that the film was beginning to take a dark turn down a road so familiar of BvS:DoJ, but after watching the film tonight, I am in Germany, I can see that the original rumored "dark tone" of Justice League was given a more heartfelt tone.
Aside from the obvious CGI on Henry Cavill to remove a contract mandated mustache for his upcoming role in the next Mission Impossible film, the work on Ray Fisher as Cyborg and the rubbery looks of some of Jason Momoas Aquaman scenes, the film isn't as bad as we'd be led to believe. It is actually a good film, not great, a little cheesy at times, but a good film.
Is there room for improvement? Absolutely! No film is perfect, not even the golden children of Marvel. Justice League is what we can expect it to be, a super hero mash up. The acting is great, the characters have good chemistry, the actors work well together and it flows unlike previous entries in the DCEU. Will I be upset if they don't make a sequel? Yes as there are some unanswered questions and after watching that after the credits scene, I have a ton of questions. So, I give this film a solid 7/10. There is always room for improvement.