Justice League Cinema Release Date

The new DC Comics movie is the anti-'Batman v Superman': a superhero epic that's more light than dark, and the essence of generic competence.

Justice League is as solid an outing as any superhero fan could hope, with a clear family vibe: Wonder Woman and Batman prove to be a dynamic mom-and-dad duo while the fastest k...

The film is torn between the sensibilities of two directors, but there’s plenty on screen for fans.

The titular heroes are the best part of the sloppy, but entertaining Justice League.

Justice League is not bad as Batman v Superman.

Spoiler: “Justice League” is fleet and fun, even with the emo gloom.

DC Universe's answer to the Avengers drops the darkness for a breezier, more banter-filled movie – and loses something in the process.

This isn’t the worst movie you’ll see this year, but it’s by far the most worked over, which makes “Justice League” belong in an undistinguished category all its own.

There are some laughs and excitement, but this is another film that looks like Axe body spray smells.

Ben Affleck’s unconvincing Batman deadens the long-awaited DC adventure as superheroes team up to save planet Earth from destruction, but not boredom.

After the death of Superman (Cavill), Earth is flagged as vulnerable to attack from alien forces. Specifically, horned conquest-addict Steppenwolf (Hinds), who wants to get his ...

Superheroes? More like super zeroes.

Wonder Woman bails out a battle-fatigued Batman and Superman in Warner Bros.' latest DC Comics-derived extravaganza.

DC's superhero embarrassment is beyond saving.