Late 2019 review. Yes, I intentionally chose to give Justice League a review at a very later date

Rating: 1/10 (23 December 2019)

As we all know at this point, Justice League's Production was infamously known for studio interference, meddling with the final product, and the tragic loss of Autumn Snyder, may she rest in peace. Because of Zack Snyder's family tragedy, he was forced to step down from production of Justice League. Warner Bros chose to not delay the film, but rather take advantage of the entire situation. They overhauled the entire post production very poorly by mandating a two hour runtime, and tasking Joss Whedon with overseeing reshoots, which is later confirmed to be exactly 90% of the theatrical cut, rather than the 10%-15% Joss Whedon try to pass. It's also confirmed that Zack Snyder's Cut was over 3.5 Hours, it would have had an R-Rating, which I would have expected Warner Bros to tone down to PG-13 in order to reach a farther demographic audience viewing wise, which I would completely understand and forgive if that was the only change made to this film, but, wasn't. Because of the major backlash from fans in response to the Justice League, or what others may call, "Josstice League", which I think is really unfair because he was doing what Warner Bros wanted him to do, it wasn't like he had a choice, he was doing what they wanted him to do, they started #ReleaseTheSnyderCut, which is a campaign that supports the release of the original version of Justice League and due to reports of the film being completely far from a finished product, I can see, at the time, however, that Warner Bros would not want to put money into it, especially after the $300,000,000 budget for the theatrical release. As time passes on, it is revealed that the film is near completion than originally what was thought of, due to a massive amount of posts on Zack Snyder's official VERO, and that there are rumors circulating that Zack Snyder used his own resources to complete his version. Because his version is now, clearly by the posts and support of the cast, crew, and Jason Momoa's review of the Snyder Cut, it is clear that it is by far superior than what we saw in Theaters. Now, does that mean the entirety of Warner Bros/Joss Whedon Cut of the film was complete garbage? My answer is No. There were genuine scenes I did find enjoyable. The fight sequence at Heroes park was meh at most. Again, being much kinder with word choice, but the Flash trying to outrun Superman in the fight between the heroes and him, was absolutely hilarious. I thought it was really funny. And Batman saying that something is definitely bleeding after that cringey line from Superman when holding Batman, that, I thought, was funny as well. But, overall, I would say that the film's failure is entirely on the executives at Warner Bros. They made excessively poor decisions, which they have yet to admit, and because of the merger between the Studio and AT&T at the time, focused on rushing production rather than delaying the film so they can get their bonus checks, which was later revealed that the bonus checks could've valued more if GOOD CHOICES WERE MADE. Overall, the movie is less than meh, which would be a 5.5/10, but, because of Studio meddling, that brings it down to a 1/10. I am more than willing to change my review in a more positive rating if Warner Bros do decide to release the Snyder Cut and do right by their fans. But, until then, I'm not changing anything I have said.