Justice League: The Snyder Cut

"The Director’s Four-Hour Cut Is Truly a New Film (...) It's rooted in comic-book convention, but it's now told with a skillful grandeur that trumps the 'Avengers' saga." 

"The film is dragged out and redundant to a comical degree, but the much-improved action finale and the emphasis on Ray Fisher's Cyborg make it worth seeing and worth the fuss." 

"For the most devoted disciples, moments like Justice League’s new, inexplicable epilogue will be treated like scripture, which is fine. To everyone else though, know that 'Zack Snyder’s Justice League' is a cold and it’s a very broken hallelujah (…) Rating: ★★ (out of 5)" 

"Even a good superhero flick (and this definitely isn't) shouldn't be this long (...) The new version is an improvement in some concrete ways (...) But the movie's soul, such as it is, remains unimproved." 

"Is ridiculous, excessive, and spectacular (...) 'Snyder's Justice League' is more, more, more in a way that most films wouldn't dare, and, after a year of no theaters at all... to see more movies that commit so completely to a vision that it's impossible not to be swept away." 

"It's a fascinating exercise and superior to its predecessor, but clocking in at four hours, the operatic highs are somewhat offset by the lack of any pressure to say 'cut'." 

"It’s all a bit #ReleaseTheDeletedScenes – at least, until a reimagined final show-down that marks the film’s biggest department from the theatrical cut (...) Rating: ★★ (out of 5)"