Customer Ratings & Reviews

Movie was disappointing when released. It could have been so much better with such an exceptional cast. Wish they had waited an extra six months or a year to work on the film before releasing it. The story and plot was weak, as if watching a story out of a video game, but for the DC fans, it's kind of an enjoyable form of live action comic entertainment. Gal Gadot was again excellent in her portrayal as Diana and Jason Momoa's Arthur Curry was just the beginning of things to come. Hope they put the pieces together with individual films for each character and put together an amazing DC super hero movie. We can always hope.

While DC is way behind the MCU, this is still a good movie. DC wanted to keep it at 2 hours and because of this it suffered a bit with character development. Aquaman, Flash and Cyborg would have benefited with some more screen time. Still worth a watch.

I didn't get a chance to see this movie in the theaters when it released, however, I still wanted to see it and I sure don't regret my purchase whatsoever! I will agree with the reviews that the storyline is a little weak but overall, the audio/video quality is great especially on a 4K UHD TV!

Great first installment for the Justice League. Favorite scene is when the group decides to bring Superman back and when he actually comes back. Entire cast does a fantastic job. Not only has awesome action, but also has some comedic scenes that are great!

I don't love everything that DC has put out, but i did like Justice League despite the bumpy road within this film, but also the DC movie universe in general. I'd put JL right up there with other DC movies i enjoyed like Man of Steel and Wonder Woman.

I give this movie 4 out of 5 stars. It still doesn't match up against the Marvel movies, but this brings together a lot of the DC Justice League. It's pretty good. Wonder Woman still rocks! I would've liked to see Green Lantern instead of Cyborg though.

Went to purchase this disc during Black Friday. The disc case was labeled as a Bluray disc. In the advertisement, it lists it as Bluray+DVD+Digital. Asked the customer service about this and they didn't know for sure. Bought it anyways and thank God it did contain all three listed.

I haven't seen this movie since theaters so idk how it's gonna turn out the second time around but I really liked the design of the Steelbook and it was really cheap so I had to get it for my collection

DC's attempt at humor in their Super Hero Movies, much better. Not quite as dark as earlier entries. Interaction of heroes enjoyable and fun, especially the Flash. One complaint, a little too much CG, looked a lot like a video game, but still enjoyable

I know I’m in the minority but I actually enjoyed this movie. Was it amazing? No but it was entertaining. The pacing in the beginning was all over the place but it eventually slowed down. The CGI was also iffy at times but overall I enjoyed the movie.

Another good addition to the series. Having all the characters in one film provides a great balance. Also introduces some new characters. There is plenty of action to keep you entertained and has a good sound track.

movie was well paced but if your looking for deep plot, this isnt for you. the 4k, hrd and atmos is awesome. wide color gamut really makes the movie shine. though the visual effects in some scenes are jarring for a block buster comic book movie.

For as much as people have slammed the movie, I really enjoyed seeing it in the theater and now owning the DVD. I've been able to view and review parts of the movie and see how much went into it. the lighter tone is something the DC movies have been needing (it's not all "The dark Knight")

Jim Lee provides the artwork on this beautiful Steelbook! Batman and Wonder Woman assemble a team of heroes to avenge Superman’s death and preserve the memory of his ideals, while villainous forces bent on destruction and domination seek to execute their death stroke against mankind!

Despite the critics and fanboys, I enjoyed this movie. Could've been better but it was far from terrible. The steelbook art is just eh, not a fan of the comic art style the DC movies have gone to. Like the movie, not terrible but could've been better

Just popped this in the other night. It's the first film I watched on my new 110" Projector Screen. If only the Neighbors didn't pound the floor because of the surround. Would of been a lot better with it. Love the continuing trend on the Jim Lee comic art. Will be watching again very soon.

This was really good. Seeing the prior movies would probably help, especially to know what happened to Superman, but they brought in the background of other characters & merged them all together to save the day. Lots of action & kept the attention.

Good follow up to Batman v Superman and the "death" of the Man of Steel. Get to see Flash and Aquaman fo the first time. AM is goi g to need some character dev as he seems to be more of a chick magnet to the franchise than a significant player.

Justice League as a movie is a mixed bag for me. There are scenes I absolutely love, and then there are ones that aren't...to say the least. With all the production trouble it had I will say that it's a fast paced, messy, fun movie that has problems but usually changes to the next scene before you can question them. The 3D was alright. You can tell which scenes had more time to work on than others depending on the quality, and with the exception to the beginning I thought the 3D was good overall. Some bad spot, and some gorgeous shots. It definitely accentuated the action for the better. When we were on Themyscira or watching the Flash go at it the 3D truly helped pop those scenes.

It's hard not to compare DC movies versus Marvel movies. Marvel has got a really good formula going. One that DC just is not getting close to. I am a Justice League fan and still came into this movie with little expectations. Even with that...I came out of it with a "meh". It was OK; nothing to write home about. There were moments that I really appreciated between Batman and Wonder Woman. The moment Wayne admitted he was having trouble doing the job, etc. It's those character building moments I appreciated more than the action bits. Go figure. I bought it thinking I would re-watch it - and I will, but I still don't think it is as good as it could have been.