Best: Aquaman and Flash

We know; we mentioned these two before. But that was in a different context; they were acting as team-members. But the characters also work as individuals, despite what everyone believed prior to seeing the film.

Obviously, Aquaman was the biggest question mark, given the out-of-the box choice of actor. Although he isn’t the familiar Atlantean, Jason Momoa brings a kind of coolness that elevates all of his scenes. In both action and comedic sequences, the actor creates his own interesting version of the superhero. Momoa described Aquaman as a brawler who brought a different personality and style to the mix.

It’s a pity that most of his backstory was left on the cutting room floor.

The Flash is undeniably Justice League’s MVP. Ezra Miller managed to perfectly capture the character’s transformation from a neurotic and awkward guy into a genuine superhero who finds his own path. From this point of view, Flash is the most layered character of the group.

He also suits both casual and hardcore comic book movie fans. He’s potentially all-powerful, but is still easily impressed by the other heroes. He has what it takes to grow, and he certainly grows throughout the movie. And those Pet Sematary references worked like nothing else in any other comic book movie for us (yep, he’s a geek).

Finally, he’s the star of the best moment in the entire film! You know what we’re talking about!