Although this is the first screening of DC's Justice League, the movie’s problem-plagued production has somewhat diminished the hype surrounding the release. Combine this with poor audience and critical reaction to other DC Extended Universe films, and it’s not surprising that fan are more excited about Thor: Ragnarok.

It’s likely that Zack Snyder's vision for Justice League has been altered since Joss Whedon took over, so the studio decided to test-screen Justice League prior to its November release date. Obviously, those who attended the screening had to sign their lives away to promise not to discuss any details about the movie. Nevertheless, a few reactions popped up online.

One viewer allowed that Justice League was just fine. And this fine was quite troublesome, since it might signal that there were indeed problems with Zack Snyder's film from the get-go and that Joss Whedon didn't have sufficient time to deliver.

 

Looks like Justice League screened tonight…pic.twitter.com/tJq2JNldm5

"” Lindsay (@Steele131) September 20, 2017

Other viewers had good things to say. Batman News noted that Justice League was epic and that people who disliked Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad enjoyed it.

 

Spoke to 3 people who attended the #JusticeLeague test screening. They loved it! “Epic”. One person didn’t like BvS/SS but loved JL.

"” Batman-News.com (@BatmanNewsCom) September 20, 2017

Other commenters described the film as wow.

 

And plenty like this, do your research pic.twitter.com/l4Fty5RXzQ

"” Classic Shooter (@classic_shooter) September 20, 2017

We can't be certain about the accuracy of these comments, but it appears that Warner Bros. might be moving in the right direction. Even that fine comment could signal that Justice League isn't the complete mess that Suicide Squad was.

Justice League will be released on November 17, 2017.