Worst: It Feels Rushed

This may be an unusual observation, since the studio announced its plans for the DCEU in 2014 and Snyder had almost 20 months to make the film. Nonetheless, Justice League is one of the most rushed comic book movies we’ve seen in some time. It’s no Suicide Squad, but it’s no Wonder Woman, either.

It can be argued that one of the film’s main problems was the number of unknown characters, in the sense that their backstories were hacked during post-production. After all, Justice League was a collaboration born out of necessity, and the work of two directors who have their own distinct styles. Finally, it lacks the epicness you’d expect from such an event, and it has a serious villain problem; the League was unnecessary from the moment Superman joined the fight.

For whatever reason, Justice League falls short in this regard. Fans are petitioning for a Snyder cut (reportedly, it would be almost three hours long). But that won't happen, because the studio won't invest any more money in this version. Just imagine how much it would cost to perfect the CGI in scenes that didn't make the theatrical cut.

At just two hours in length, Justice League was inevitably rushed. With many leaked and unfinished scenes, and numerous interviews and reveals, the end result was an unfinished movie. Unfortunately, it will remain that way.