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  Martha

  8 26 ก.ค. 2565

  Yes it IS better than the previous version. There are parts I was a little bored with. There are some characters that were OVER embellished and OVER acted. It was good seeing Wonder Woman move fast ... However Zack musta not known that she CAN fly now thanks to WW84. I was annoyed half the time by Ezra's portrayal of Barry Allen ... But impressed with Cyborg being so much more in depth. For all the hype of DarkSeid ... He fell flat for me... And Steppenwolf was hard to look at sometimes... Being too much CGI. I love seeing the battles with Amazons, Atlantians, and Men vs DarkSeid. I hated Amber Heard period. All that teasing of the Joker for a small 5 minute nightmare scene with Batman being a total jerk was a little let down but Jared Leto played it so perfectly it made me want MORE. Martian Manhunter... I was so happy to see him. So much potential for so much more that could have been done but WB is being Aholes and not letting Zack continue. I love the movie... It was worth it and I am sad we won't get to see more. Thank for killing Justice League WB!

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  The Movie Mob

  9 20 ส.ค. 2565

  **So long but so incredible! DC Comics fans rejoice! As an average movie-goer, it might be a bit too long for you.** Wow! What could have been? This movie provided a master class on stunning visuals, character development, and world-building. It's shocking the disparity between the theatrical release and this movie. Surprisingly even after the 4 hour run time, I was left wanting more. The cast was superb at making these impervious characters with godlike power experience pain, loss, and emotion. The existence of this film is cinematic history in and of itself is a miracle. A director's cut with zero studio interference and such a drastic difference from the studio's original release ever seeing the light of day is astounding. And I am so glad it did. Zack Snyder's Justice League was a superhero epic that created a theatrical masterpiece worthy of DC's greatest heroes.

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  tmdb28039023

  1 27 ส.ค. 2565

  Some HBO Max subscribers were accidentally able to access, 10 days before its premiere, an hour of Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) before the movie was cut off. This is not a bad strategy. An hour at a time of this gargantuan abomination is more than any thinking person can bear. ZSJL reminds me of Ambrose Bierce's famous book review; “The covers of this book are too far apart.” It doesn't help either that half the movie seems to occur in slow motion. Superman's quote-unquote death has resulted in the reactivation of the “Mother Boxes” and the appearance of Darkseid's servant Steppenwolf on Earth. Steppenwolf hails from Apokolips, a planet that exists on a different plane of existence from the regular DC Universe, in spite of which he speaks perfect English, and his name is a German word for an animal presumably found only on Earth. Steppenwolf retrieves a Mother Box from Themyscira, following a battle of incredible proportions – not because it involves mythological beings and alien deities, but because the world of the Amazons is almost entirely computer generated, its scenery only slightly more sophisticated than an Age of Empires screenshot. How can this movie ask us to believe in a place like Themyscira, when the film itself doesn't seem to have much faith in its existence? This is symptomatic of ZSJL, much of which takes place in a setting completely divorced from the real world – and my complaint is not that it's unrealistic, because ZSJL is fantasy after all; my problem is that it's not real. I mean, it's just not there. Other than as childhood wish fulfillment, true-blue superheroes are very hard – sometimes even impossible, as with the immortal, omnipotent Superman – to identify with or care about; their physical and moral perfection renders them boring and predictable. ZSJL makes it even harder by placing them in front of green/blue screens most of the time, constantly surrounded by wall-to-wall CGI, and unconvincingly engaging enemies who are literally an afterthought – digitally added in post-production, and very poorly at that. And speaking of characters that are nothing short of caricatures, there’s Flash (Ezra Miller). Barry Allen is annoying, irritating, obnoxious, insufferable, grating. He's like a very fast Jar Jar Binks. He's like the bastard son of Andy Dick and French Stewart. If he's so quick, why does it take him so long to get off my screen? All things considered, there's nothing here we haven't seen in Avengers. Darkseid is Thanos, the Mother Boxes are the Infinity Stones, Batman is Ironman, etc., etc. The one difference is that Zack Snyder's Justice League is, though I would not have thought it possible, longer and more boring than any Marvel movie. The only thing that alleviates the overwhelming oppressiveness are the brief interventions of Willem Dafoe and Jeremy Irons, whose considerable talents are wasted on this debacle.

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  GenerationofSwine

  10 14 ม.ค. 2566

  Well, the Flash had a back story and one that made him turn out to be not the sniveling coward that he was in the first cut. And it didn't end with that horrible over-dramatic race between Superman and Batman to save more people. And it had more of a plot. So, in the end it's jut a much better movie than the steaming pile that was released... ... but you're not supposed to like it because Twitter, Hollywood, the left in general and the media that supports it have all come to the conclusion that fans are evil for being fan. And making a movie that the fans want makes you evil. And the goal is to make movies the fans don't want to see, lose money on it, get praise by critics and lots of Twitter Twits, and then blame the fans for not watching a movie that you didn't make for the fans and made widely announced that you didn't make it. But the fans demanded this, they wanted to see it, the demand caused the studio to release it, and when they did the fans came out to watch it and liked it. So, despite it being far better than the original (and far too long) you are supposed to hate it because of politics... even though there are no politics in the plot. And then there is the fact that it the first release only sucked because of heavy studio interference, and so you can't celebrate as a studio being smart enough to go back and make it better for the franchise, you have to condemn it because the studio can't overcome, because that would be admitting a mistake. You have to hate it, even thought it was pretty good and fantastic compared to the first attempt. So. I don't know, I just think the salvaging that train wreck and proving it can be something watchable is pretty impressive.

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  Rob

  5 4 มิ.ย. 2566

  Very long, and very tedious. How can a four-hour movie offer such little development? The heroes are basic and uninteresting and the villains are cringe-worthy. This movie should have been dark and edgy, instead, it was just child's fluff. And don't get me started on the 4:3 screen format. WTF!

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  misubisu

  8 17 พ.ย. 2568

  ## **Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) Review: The Triumph of Vision Over Compromise - 9/10** *Zack Snyder's Justice League* is more than just a director's cut; it is a cinematic phoenix, rising from the ashes of its 2017 theatrical counterpart to become a completely different, vastly superior film. It stands as a powerful testament to what can be achieved when a singular vision is allowed to flourish, unburdened by corporate mandates and a frantic chase for box office dollars. The difference is not merely in runtime, but in its very soul. ### A Coherent Epic, Forged in Myth The four-hour saga allows the story the space it desperately needed to breathe. Gone is the jarring, patchwork narrative of the original, replaced by a coherent, methodically paced epic that feels more like a grand mythological cycle than a standard superhero romp. Each member of the League—especially Cyborg and The Flash—is given a rich, emotional backstory and a meaningful arc that makes their eventual union feel earned and momentous. The film proves that when you focus on character and **put a coherent story in your mind and love in your heart**, the spectacle that follows is infinitely more rewarding. ### The Power of Decent Editing and Artistic Integrity The transformation is a masterclass in how **decent editing** can fundamentally alter a film's DNA. Scenes are allowed to linger, emotional beats to land, and tension to build organically. The action sequences, now free of the theatrical version's rushed, weightless feel, are epic, brutal, and beautifully choreographed. The distinct visual palette, the use of a haunting, resonant score, and the commitment to a more serious, operatic tone all coalesce into a unified and immersive experience. This version feels like it was made **for people that grew up with and love the characters**, treating their mythic stature with reverence rather than as a punchline. It's a film driven by passion for the source material, a stark contrast to a product seemingly engineered by committee. ### Why Not a Perfect 10? The 9/10 score acknowledges that the film's greatest strength—its sprawling, epic scale—is also its most significant barrier to universal appeal. The four-hour runtime and occasionally self-serious tone are demanding, and the slow-motion-heavy style, while often beautiful, will not resonate with every viewer. It is a film that requires commitment. ### The Verdict **9/10 - A Landmark of Modern Superhero Cinema** *Zack Snyder's Justice League* is a triumphant reclamation of a flawed vision. It is a deeply personal, ambitious, and emotionally resonant epic that successfully builds a world worthy of these iconic heroes. It demonstrates that when a filmmaker is empowered to create with conviction and respect for the audience's intelligence, the result can be something truly special. It may not be for everyone, but for those who connect with its grand, operatic wavelength, it is nothing short of a masterpiece.