Justice League
Directed by Zack SnyderFuelled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired by Superman's selfless act, Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince assemble a team of metahumans consisting of Barry Allen, Arthur Curry and Victor Stone to face the catastrophic threat of Steppenwolf and the Parademons who are on the hunt for three Mother Boxes on Earth.
Justice League Ratings & Reviews
- Scott SmithJuly 5, 2025I prefer the longer Snyder cut, but this one looks great in color and has the key moments. I've watched it a few times, and always find something new to enjoy.
- nealjaneDecember 9, 2025childish tripe...
- Manuel FrangisDecember 2, 2025I just watched Justice League from 2017 and I give it 3 out of 5 stars. This is the kind of movie where you can see the potential in almost every scene, but you can also feel the struggles behind the final product. It has moments that are fun, exciting, and full of that big superhero energy, and then it has moments that feel rushed or incomplete. I enjoyed parts of it, but I also felt like it was holding back from what it could have been. Even with that, there is something entertaining about seeing all these heroes share the screen together for the first time. The cast is one of the strongest parts of the movie. Ben Affleck brings a more serious and tired version of Batman, and it works in its own way. Gal Gadot continues to shine as Wonder Woman and gives every scene a strong presence. I also liked Ezra Miller as the Flash because they brought humor and lightness to the story. Jason Momoa adds attitude and personality as Aquaman, and Ray Fisher brings a lot of emotion to Cyborg even though his character clearly deserved more time to grow. The cast really carries the movie, and their chemistry keeps it interesting even when the story feels uneven. The tone of the movie is mixed. Some scenes try to be dark and dramatic, and others go for jokes and lighter moments. Sometimes the blend works and sometimes it feels like two different movies trying to fit together. The action scenes are fun to watch and have a lot of energy, but the story in between them can feel thin. It moves fast, almost too fast, like it is trying to jump to the next big moment without taking time to build things up properly. You can definitely feel the edits and the shifts behind the scenes. What I did like is that the movie still has heart. There are moments where the characters step up, moments where you feel the teamwork, and moments where you see what this movie was trying to be. Those scenes make the experience worth watching. The idea of these heroes coming together to protect something bigger than themselves is always fun, and even when the movie stumbles, that feeling still comes through. It makes you wish the movie had more time to breathe and more space to explore the characters the way they deserved. The visual effects are a mix too. Some shots look great and feel big and cinematic, and other shots look rushed or unfinished. It does not ruin the movie, but you can tell it needed more time. The villain is not very strong either, which takes away some of the tension. The best parts of the movie come from the heroes, not the threat they are fighting. By the end, I felt like Justice League from 2017 is entertaining but flawed. It has a strong cast, cool moments, and scenes that show how great the movie could have been, but it also has problems that make it fall short. It is fun enough to watch once, especially if you love these characters, but it does not reach the level it was aiming for.
- M08YNovember 7, 2025Man this one was rough. As everybody knows, Josstice League is what you get when you try to do too much, too quickly and with the wrong person. This film was honestly doomed from the start, even if Snyder had his way first time. I don't think there is really that much to say outside of the obvious. The script is terrible, the editing is terrible, the pacing is terrible, the villain is terrible, the heroes are mostly terrible and the special effects are absolutely horrendous. Henry Cavill's CGI face is the stuff of nightmares. The colour correction is enough to give you a headache. The script doesn't know if it wants to be serious or quippy. Safe to say that this film is nobody's finest hour. The audio is fine with a few genuinely good song choices. The visuals are horrible BUT I do appreciate the 1.85:1 aspect ratio. I paid for my massive TV goddammit and I want to use it all.
- StreetterOctober 19, 2025Rushed Movie. All of these DC Characters deserved better than this rushed slop. Casting choices for Batman & Superman are great. Wonder Woman would be better with fewer lines (She has the looks, but not the acting). The Flash & Aquaman are horribly miscast. Jason Mamoa would be better used as Lobo. Cyborg was so insignificant I almost forgot about him. This movie points out how utterly useless Batman is in almost every given situation. Batman only does well in scenarios that don't involve saving THE ENTIRE WORLD. Small scale stuff, like robbing banks, or poisoning the local water supply is where he thrives. I would even give Batman preventing a hostile takeover in the corporate world. But never will anyone go to him in a World Ending Event. The Snyder version is only slightly better, but still sucks.
- Nathan MagretaJuly 17, 2025It's a fun watch, but it's not a great film necessarily.
- vangh1April 25, 2025This really does feel like they spent all of their time on coming up with pithy little quips and forgot about every other aspect of the movie, like making sure the villain doesn't look like he came from a PS2 game or having any memorable action sequence at all or making any of the characters or events feel like they matter at all for even a second.
- robert39109January 28, 2025I like both versions.
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Justice League Trivia
Justice League was released on November 15, 2017.
Justice League was directed by Zack Snyder.
Justice League has a runtime of 1h 59m.
Justice League was produced by Charles Roven, Deborah Snyder, Jon Berg, Geoff Johns.
Fuelled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired by Superman's selfless act, Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince assemble a team of metahumans consisting of Barry Allen, Arthur Curry and Victor Stone to face the catastrophic threat of Steppenwolf and the Parademons who are on the hunt for three Mother Boxes on Earth.
The key characters in Justice League are Batman / Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck), Superman / Clark Kent (Henry Cavill), Lois Lane (Amy Adams).
Justice League is rated PG-13.
Justice League is an Action, Adventure, Fantasy film.
Justice League has an audience rating of 6.7 out of 10.
Justice League had a budget of $300M.
Justice League has made $661.3M at the box office.