All of Snyder's DC films - Justice League included - seem more concerned with the repercussions of actions than with the actions themselves.

It's an even messier saga than Dawn of Justice, with a tiresome and whiskery macguffin in which three magic boxes must be brought together for evil, then prised apart for good.

Perhaps the new Superman is closer to what the fans wanted. But he doesn't really feel like a character anymore. He, like the rest of his movie, feels like a focus group-approved concept.

It must be recognized that the film knows how to alternate between emotion, action and comedy because we expected is entertainment. In that point is superior to its prequel Batman Vs. Superman . However, it does not add anything new...