Abdur Rohman

EXCITED. APPREHENSIVE. Eager. Worried. Enthusiastic. Ummmmm... Yes! Really? A gamut of feelings preceeding the movie. Tried to avoid the trailers. Just could not. Hoped Marvel did not botch this up. Went Thursday morning first showing (booked the midnight showing but son let me down). Phew!!!!! Better than expected. Good story. Great effects. FUNNY. Both actors on form. The less you know about it b4 going in the better. The appearance of RDJr - wow. I'M LYING!!! There are some lovely cameos. Most made sense. Let's draw a line under the FOX movies... Marvels in charge bruh. Enjoy. Love... not war, and live with peace in your hearts. Abdur Brum PS Lady Deadpool movie... please... with you know who (no spoliers)

I was heart broken to hear why Mr Snyder could not finish Justice League ( Inna lillahi wa inna ilahe raji'un dear Autumn). After The Avengers triumph I was ecstatic to hear Joss Whedon was going to finish the film. I have been a fan since Buffy - although there have been hiccups (Alien Resurrection?!). 'JL' was OK. There was only so much you can do when you have not been involved in the process from the start. I liked the humour but it didn't sit right in a 'dark' film. Plus, introducing so many characters in one film was probably too much. Now we have the 'Directors cut'. It is a better film and more coherent but it is simply too long. Yes, we needed the time to flesh out the characters but like I said - too many characters! Also, it was too dark, too violent (there were deaths and blood splattered everywhere) - it is superhero film after all, and what the f' with the... um... F's?! Darkseid didn't really have much to do - a waste. The way it was built up I expected a lot more than what we got. Don't get me wrong, I am glad we saw the 'Snyder' cut... I don't like studios meddling with a director's vision. Now DC/Warner Bros need to get there act together and do some serious Universe building. They need a 'Feige' - a visionary who knows what he is doing. They have such great characters but need to believe in their characters and have a coherent plan...