Justice League is a fun movie, but its faults are glaring. Those are faults though that could have easily been overcome had the principal actors in this drama actually been given the time and resources to do so.

Snatch up your dice bag. Prep your character sheet. Stock up on your soft drinks and chip flavour of choice. We’re looking at the Justice League if they were D&D characters.

If you've seen Justice League then you'll know that it gives a very different Superman to what we've seen in the DCEU thus far, and that's a very good thing according to actor Henry Cavill.

Weekend Box Office Report 17 - 19 November 2017: Talk about winning the battle but losing the war as Justice League dethrones Thor at the top of the charts, but has the lowest domestic opening of any DCEU movie thus far.

Of all the new characters in Justice League, it's Jason Momoa's Aquaman which suffers the most from the film's cut footage. However, according to the actor it's not that big a deal.

Despite the occasionally dodgy CGI scene, Henry Cavill’s moustache being banished to the Phantom Zone and the Flash running like a tranquilised Ace Venture, there’s a lot to like about Justice League. It’s not a perfect film and it’ll probably fall victim to hyper-criticism in this opionated day and age, but as a standalone flick that builds on what came before it? It’s definitely a step in the right direction. It’s even more enjoyable in the end credits sequence however, much to the chagrin of the cinema staff who want your butts out of the seats so that they can clean up.

Weekend Box Office Report 17 - 19 November 2017: Talk about winning the battle but losing the war as Justice League dethrones Thor at the top of the charts, but has the lowest domestic opening of any DCEU movie thus far.

Thanks to a very troubled production, the Justice League we saw released into cinemas this weekend past is not the movie that original director Zack Snyder was going to make. And some of the eventual changes and omissions may have been better left intact.