Lusipher Malache'

This truly is the version of a Justice League film that every fan deserved. While at times it may have overdressed a few scenes that felt a bit silly overall in the wider view the film did justice to all the characters in all the right ways. I would recommend this to anyone over the originally released version 10 out of 10 times and I'd be surprised to have any real fan of these characters/genres return feeling let down for staying through all 4 hours. Honestly the length of this version is what was always required to adequately cover the broad list of characters, environments, story arcs, and overall feeling of a true Justice League blockbuster film. The first film absolutely felt lacking in time and effort to cover everything properly and I am extremely grateful to see Snyder's version released. Hopefully we can see more from DC that gets it right and the powers that be will stop over thinking and second guessing these films... Maybe get back out there and screen your films a bit better, we're more than willing to tell you if we hate what your doing to characters we absolutely care about and want to see done right. 😎

I'm not sure why we needed this movie at all if it was going to be...this. The entire plot point is senseless garbage that gets drug along by rehashed uses of scenes and cinematography from the previous entries in the, unfortunately now, trilogy. The characters seem forced more often than not and their genuine feel and creativity is not anymore developed by anything on screen...rather it is actually detrimental because of very weak, uninspired writing from someone we expect more from quite honestly. The constant "Baby Branding" would be worthwhile if not for the fact that it becomes tiresome and irritatingly unnecessary very quickly on. Sheri seems like an actress in love with her craft but she simply isn't strong enough to carry so much screen time portraying a sometimes lobotomized version of a character that functions completely fine in a co-lead role. Rob Zombie had an introduction to this film that felt uninspired, flat, and like the setup for something that was best left unsaid. The end of the last film worked and left us satisfied. The beginning of this one undid all of that while setting up one of the more mundane film experiences the audience has been offered in this genre. Limited release was the only way to hype this film up and honestly it cannot be out of the theaters fast enough.