Finally saw Justice League and... I liked the Parademon design and that's about it lol.
I kid. The secondary characters were ok, though I didn't understand the whole "Barry Allen, omni-wiener who's afraid of everything" angle. Ezra Miller's performance was good, probably the only spot of joy in the movie next to Alfred- kind of disappointed that it wasn't Grant Gustin though. Cyborg was ok for a one-note broody guy (although kind of confusing that he just walks around in a hoodie that doesn't even conceal his giant chest LED). Jason Momoa gave a good performance, but his angsty man-child version of Aquaman felt pretty underwritten (and Geoff Johns's tired "Srsly guys, I'm so much cooler than just talking to fish!" joke needs to die already).
Gal Gadot was fine and deserved to be in a better movie. Battfleck was a loathsome charm black hole (the "something's bleeding" line got a chuckle out of me, admittedly, but every other scene he was in was just bleeeeh). Cavill's Superman was more human than he's ever been, but that's still not saying much. Overall, the "make it lighter" reshoots didn't seem to help too much, except for Flash's scenes. I guess the scenes between Superman and Martha Kent were ok, though. Silas Stone was pretty good, too.
Steppenwolf was... ok. I knew these movies were going to have to adapt Jack Kirby stuff eventually, but turning the Mother Boxes into rip-offs of Marvel's Cosmic Cubes doesn't make any sense and is honestly kind of infuriating (Mother Boxes are not "made of chaos" or whatever Steppenwolf said, they're helpful sapient computers of which there's far more than just three that communicate with the Source- Jack Kirby's kinda-sorta-maybe version of God- they're almost always portrayed in the comics as forces for good that imprint on their owners to such an extent that they self-destruct if he or she dies), especially when Kirby's Fourth World already has an easy MacGuffin in the form of the Anti-Life Equation. In fact, they could easily have tied Anti-Life into any number of themes relating to Batman or Superman or Wonder Woman being cut-off from one another or from humanity, etc. Just goes to show how little creativity actually went into this. I just can't wait to see Snyder and co's profoundly souless takes on the Female Furies and Mr. Miracle.
Despite my dislike of the Arkham Knight-style tank Batmobile, Batman's little crawling mech was kind of cool. It felt like a Kingdom Come reference, even though I don't think it actually was.
I also always dig techno-organic veiny looking things so I thought that the Apokolips terraforming devices were pretty cool.
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