"Justice League" sucks. It's easy to pick the best scene, as there's too few of them

Rating: 4/10 (3 February 2018)

Look, it's another origin story! Haven't seen one for a long time, at least weeks.
So, the origin story no. 6,389,393 is about forming the Justice League which includes Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, this black cyborg-guy called Cyborg and comic relief guy who looks nerdy but is really fast. The Flash.
They will face a demon lord or something, whose army feeds on fear. Yes.
If you are keeping up to date with the superhero movies, then you know that Ben Affleck plays Bat, Henry Cahill is Super, Gal Gadot is Wonder Woman, and Jason Momia is cool-looking Aquaman.
Ezra Miller as The Flash is perhaps the only intriguing one out of the five main ones but he doesn't have much screen time, so it's easy to be memorable with his fine line between humorous and pathetic, which the actor handles extremely well.
With this being an all-star project, you also meet loads of stars from previous superhero movies returning as supporting characters, such as Robin Wright and Connie Nielsen from "Wonder Woman", Diane Lane and Amy Adams from "Man of Steel", and so on. Nobody really has anything interesting to do, so don't buy the ticket just to see them.
CiarÃ¡n Hinds is somewhat more intriguing as the main baddie, Steppenwolf, maybe thanks to looks which surely must remind the video game lovers of many fantasy epics they have spent countless hours on. But he doesn't have anything interesting to do either, which doesn't surprise, because nobody here has.
So... this surely must be one of the more aimless and soulless money-grabs of the whole wave of superhero movies attacking cinemas since the end of 1990's.
it's not clever, it's not funny, it's not original, there's never a palpable sense of danger, direction or suspense.
Action is heavily edited, over-stylised and over-coreographed, thus not looking very exciting or lively. And the fighting tiredly copies the same blueprint seen over and over since 2008's "Iron Man" first introduced it.
It means characters mostly flying through air and punching each other, destroying buildings and structures as a result of getting punched so hard that they fly away like rockets. Yes, it was new and original ten years ago but not after having seen it 5000 times or so.
The best thing I have to say about "Justice League" is that it's marginally better than DC's previous all-stars superhero movie, the dismal "Suicide Squad".
But it still sucks in every conceivable way. Better avoid. You live only once and can't get those two hours back, feebly waiting for something interesting to happen.
There are two "hidden" end scenes, one in the beginning of the end credits and the other one right after. I liked them a bit more than everything preceding them. But they are, of course, also short, not lasting 120 minutes as the whole movie.
"Justice League" doesn't deserve neither your money nor time. It often does not even feel like a proper, cohesive movie. More like a good looking trailer... which sadly lasts seemingly forever.
The project has had a long and arduous way to the screen, but this doesn't justify the sheer poop they have produced for piles of money and with hundreds of people involved.