Very entertaining from start to finish. A good addition to the DC universe.

Rating: 10/10 (20 November 2017)

This is a fun, thrilling, and thoroughly entertaining ride that never stops moving along at a brisk exciting pace, full of a cast of super cool & likable heroes. Director Zack Snyder's well deserved reputation for masterclass quality spectacular action and visual imagery is on full display here with the constant onslaught of large-scale epic action & fight scenes.
Highlights: -Wonder Woman's first action scene was ridiculously awesome. -The big action sequences involving the Amazon warriors were pretty epic. -A scene taking place at the memorial park was extremely thrilling (enough said!).
Do not miss the experience of seeing this on the big screen! That said, there are a few caveats that aren't significant enough to affect my score, but I feel should be mentioned.
-Lots of shots seen in the trailers somehow didn't make it into the final movie. Without knowing why those shots were cut, it's hard to tell if this is a bad thing, but it definitely feels like there's potentially a longer (maybe better?) version of this movie out there with additional scenes that we didn't get to see.
-The big bad guy, Steppenwolf, was just kinda... bland. He's a fairly generic two-dimensional villain with limited uniqueness or depth, you know the kind whose whole story and personality can both be summed up with simply that he wants to take over and/or destroy the world. Before you cry foul at why this doesn't lower my rating for the movie, it's that at least his action scenes are still really good, especially his super-thrilling fight against the Amazon warriors - that was a big highlight of the movie - so that at least makes up for what's lacking in his story and personality.
-Danny Elfman's Batman (1989) & Batman Returns (1992) musical scores from back in the day may have been legendary, but his work here was... serviceable at best. Something was missing. This music served simply to set the mood of the scenes, but I didn't find it particularly stand-out or memorable. I'd say it lacked the epic vibe and distinctive themes and raw emotion evoked by the other DC movie composers, Hans Zimmer, Junkie XL (Tom Holkenborg), Rupert Gregson-Williams, & Steven Price. He also repeatedly samples bits of his own past Batman music and John Williams's Superman music, which is questionable, considering how long Hans Zimmer has been composing so many superb DC Batman & Superman themes (since Batman Begins, 2005) and doesn't even get a nod here.
Anyway, that said, watch it. I highly recommend it! Oh, and screw the critics and their snobby attitudes, as usual. If anything, pay more attention to overall audience ratings, such as right here on IMDb, for a 100x more honest consensus than any critics' ratings.