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.

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.

It's taken two directors and tens of millions of dollars of reshoots, but Justice League is finally here. So was it worth all that fuss?

With the social media embargo lifted this Friday past, the first reactions for Justice League are in. Find out what the critics are saying about the big DCEU superhero team-up film.

Worried that Justice League production challenges could seriously impact the overall quality of the movie? Fear not, it appears the film is quite a hit with test audiences.

Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot talks about what her Amazon warrior princess brings to upcoming superhero team-up movie Justice League as well as her experiences working on both movies.

Despite the fact that the upcoming Justice League needs to introduce a whole new roster of heroes, it appears that Joss Whedon has instead significantly cut down on the running time from original director Zack Snyder's work.

There’s plenty of terrific stuff in the new trailer for Justice League, most of which seems dedicated to what I’d imagine is the third act of the film: There’s a conveniently abandoned Eastern-European City, the Parademons of Apocalypse have turned a nuclear reactor into a nesting ground and the Justice League is united for a final stand against SteppenWolf and his hordes. Still no Superman in action, which is the smartest marketing move by Warner Bros. so far I reckon.