A true comic book movie in every frame, the original superhero team FINALLY gets their film & it's epic

Rating: 10/10 (16 November 2017)

A true comic book movie, Justice League showcases jaw-dropping action, breathtaking visuals, & great chemistry uniting the original and most storied superhero team to EPIC results. 8.7/10.
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Justice League. Superman. Batman. Wonder Woman. The Flash. Green Lantern. Aquaman. Cyborg. When they first premiered way back in 1960, DC Comics' Justice League rocked the world by combining the original and most iconic superheroes in unprecedented ways. The first superhero team ever (Justice League - 1960, Avengers - 1963), the Justice League dominated their way onto television screens, lunch boxes, and merchandising with massive, record sales. Fast-forward 57 years and we FINALLY get a huge blockbuster cinematic adaptation with the scope and scale that only mountains of money can buy. 2017's Justice League is a jaw-droppingly epic, visually breathtaking vision of superhero movies that leaves you smiling like you're 10 years old again watching the JL cartoon on a sugary cereal-filled Saturday morning.
Yes, it has flaws, but so does every Marvel movie that are completely overlooked by critics who prioritize "fun" (which JL is the definition of) but hate on DC for having when they TOLD them to lighten up from BvS' darkness & complexity. Impossible-to- please critics & people that seem determined to hate on DC no matter what. If you're a superhero fan or DC fan, there is NO WAY you won't love this movie! Guaranteed.
Pros: - JAW-DROPPING visuals and cinematography courtesy of Snyder's eye for breathtaking shots that truly make each frame feel like a comic book come to life, - Gets all of its heroes right - Ben Affleck cemented as best Batman, Gal Gadot as the sure-bet in Wonder Woman, Jason Momoa as the badass and brilliantly reinvented Aquaman, Ezra Miller as the quirky, humorous Flash, and Ray Fisher as the layered and deep Cyborg, - PHENOMENAL team chemistry and character interactions with the first 2/3 of the movie borderlining on perfect in its building, character vignettes, CGI in each's powers, and execution bringing them together well, - great action and fight scenes carefully constructed and epic to behold and satisfying Superman story (no spoiler) -Â great, breezy pacing that keeps you invested and on the edge of your seat the whole time - Danny Elfman scoring good (not Hans Zimmer but still) bringing classics like the '89 Batman score and '78 Superman score into the movie, -just the right amount and kind of humor - still serious and delivers more than enough action while also lightening the tone to feel like you're 10 years old again watching the Justice League cartoon on a sugary cereal-filled Saturday morning & correcting BvS' flaws, - tons of Easter Eggs & comic references that will leave any true superhero fan giddy with joy. Post-credit scene 2 extremely hype showing limitless potential for JL 2 & on
Cons: - CGI in the last 1/4 bad with red skies and purple alien tech mess & the mustache problem noticeable. Could've had better ending too with a shot of the League - Bizarre choice in villain in Steppenwolf (not bad but many better options) - Flash characterization as a basement loser with Power Ranger suit and blue (not yellow) lightning - still like Grant Gustin's Flash better too

*SPOILER* ->>>>>>>>>>> No GL, missing a huge founding member of The League.

feels a little too short with WB's weird decision to cut it to under 2 hours (needed 20 min or so more in the final act)

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Still can't lie and say that it wasn't one of the most fun times I've had at the movies and delivers everything you could want in a superhero movie. Gonna see it at least 3-4 times this weekend & can't WAIT til JL 2!
Overall Rating: 8.7/10