Worst: The CGI

When the first teaser for Justice League was released (it seems like ages ago), we understood that there hadn’t been time to finish the special effects. Then we saw the first trailer, and the problem remained. Steppenwolf’s face couldn’t be seen, which should have brought up some questions.

The villain was revealed later, and some said he looked as if he were part of a video game, rather than a movie with a budget of over $300 million. And that was a shame.

However, it was much worse than we thought. Obviously, bringing the villain to life via motion-capture was the worst possible decision. Then the reshoots brought back Henry Cavill and his infamous mustache.

The studio tried to downplay it with the marketing, but it was a distraction, even in what might be the movie’s best scene (League vs. Superman). We blame the extensive reshoots and studio interference. There’s no reason to believe that Warner Bros. didn’t interfere, especially since the execs determined the film’s runtime.