Peter B. Parker
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Post by Peter B. Parker on Nov 19, 2017 16:09:02 GMT
I'll keep it spoiler free because I know that there are still people here who haven't seen JL yet, as it's only just come out.
I enjoyed it. The character dynamics were great, some great character moments throughout the film. I'd say the standout is Ezra Miller as the lovably, and humorously, awkward Barry Allen/Flash. There were great moments of humour throughout the film. Aquaman and Flash deliver the funniest lines in the film, and there is no shortage of emotional moments, so that the film has depth and emotional gravity. And some solid action scenes as well. And, as with most CBMs, there are 2 post credits scenes, so, stay during the credits. And, for those worried about runtime, it's not too short, but not too long either, each character is given enough development, with Steppenwolf providing an exception. His motivations felt generic, and could have been fleshed out a bit more. But, Ciaràn Hinds gives a solid performance that you can overlook those character problems.
Overall, an enjoyable experience. Worth the watch if you are a DC fan, or a fan of Superhero movies in general
9/10
oh, and for those interested, the trailers that played at my showing were Black Panther and Pacific Rim: Uprising.
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Post by Tristan's Journal on Nov 19, 2017 19:39:04 GMT
^ Essentially yes, 6.5/10 i my rating book.
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Post by DC-Fan on Nov 19, 2017 23:22:33 GMT
I'll keep it spoiler free because I know that there are still people here who haven't seen JL yet, as it's only just come out. I enjoyed it. The character dynamics were great, some great character moments throughout the film. I'd say the standout is Ezra Miller as the lovably, and humorously, awkward Barry Allen/Flash. There were great moments of humour throughout the film. Aquaman and Flash deliver the funniest lines in the film, and there is no shortage of emotional moments, so that the film has depth and emotional gravity. And some solid action scenes as well. And, as with most CBMs, there are 2 post credits scenes, so, stay during the credits. And, for those worried about runtime, it's not too short, but not too long either, each character is given enough development, with Steppenwolf providing an exception. His motivations felt generic, and could have been fleshed out a bit more. But, Ciaràn Hinds gives a solid performance that you can overlook those character problems. Overall, an enjoyable experience. Worth the watch if you are a DC fan, or a fan of Superhero movies in general 9/10 oh, and for those interested, the trailers that played at my showing were Black Panther and Pacific Rim: Uprising. Agreed. It was great. I rate it 9 out of 10 too.
The trailers that played where I saw it were The Last Jedi, The Greatest Showman, Pacific Rim: Uprising, Pitch Perfect 3, and Ready Player One. No Black Panther trailer.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 20, 2017 1:43:23 GMT
Yeah it's ok. Better than bvs.
Movie was too short
2hrs only. Weak villain in terms of story and power
Superman this time was pretty dope
2nd post credit scene was great
Aquaman was great. Especially the lasso scene
Flash grew on me by the end
But his comic relief fell flat most of the time
A great flashback battle. It was epic
Cyborg for me was the weakest, re character-wise
Bruce's visions and the floating soil weren't addressed.
6.5/10
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Post by taylorfirst1 on Nov 20, 2017 4:02:22 GMT
I'll keep it spoiler free because I know that there are still people here who haven't seen JL yet, as it's only just come out. I enjoyed it. The character dynamics were great, some great character moments throughout the film. I'd say the standout is Ezra Miller as the lovably, and humorously, awkward Barry Allen/Flash. There were great moments of humour throughout the film. Aquaman and Flash deliver the funniest lines in the film, and there is no shortage of emotional moments, so that the film has depth and emotional gravity. And some solid action scenes as well. And, as with most CBMs, there are 2 post credits scenes, so, stay during the credits. And, for those worried about runtime, it's not too short, but not too long either, each character is given enough development, with Steppenwolf providing an exception. His motivations felt generic, and could have been fleshed out a bit more. But, Ciaràn Hinds gives a solid performance that you can overlook those character problems. Overall, an enjoyable experience. Worth the watch if you are a DC fan, or a fan of Superhero movies in general 9/10 Agreed. |
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Post by HorrorMetal on Nov 20, 2017 5:29:51 GMT
I really enjoyed it, mostly because it ACTUALLY FELT like a superhero movie and all the characters were done very well and they had great chemistry. Some of the criticisms this movie is getting are still valid, however I don't care because it was just so awesome seeing all these superheroes come to life on the big screen together for the first time. It does lose points for omitting Green Lantern, though.
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