The Snyder Cut is not a movie that was made to impress critics, but critics are for the most part enjoying it nonetheless. Reviewers have praised Zack Snyder's Justice League as an improvement over the messy 2017 version, indicating the new version is not an instant classic, but is better than the first attempt. "Next to the studio-mangled chaos of the theatrical release, it finds comparative order and delivers, yes, justice for Snyder's vision, uneven and unapologetically indulgent though it unmistakably is," writes Flickering Myth's Shaun Munro. "All in all, no three-star movie has been this fussed-about in recent movie history."
The Snyder Cut's biggest change from the theatrical release is its length, which fully indulges Snyder's expansive vision. Critics have noted that the added two hours meaningfully deepen every character in the film, especially Cyborg (Ray Fisher), whose presence was very controversially reduced in the original version. Insider's Kirsten Acuna writes that Victor Stone "now has a fully-fleshed-out backstory, which explains he's just as powerful as the gods he fights alongside."
"Victor Stone is definitely the conscience of the team, if not its beating heart, and a surprising increase in screen time for Joe Morton as his father Silas leads to some quietly powerful emotional moments," writes We Got This Covered's Scott Campbell. Not every critic is so positive about the film; The New Yorker's Richard Brody writes "it is a grind, it is a slog, it is a bore – it's a mental toothache of a movie, whose ending grants not so much resolution as relief." He criticized its choppy storytelling and dour, humorless tone.
The Link LonkMarch 20, 2021 at 01:17AM
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