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    A Cheerful Facade Can't Save <em>Justice League</em>

    The latest installment in the DC Comics universe suffers from trying to do way too much, too quickly.
    by David Sims Nov 15, 2017 3 minutes
    Source: Warner Bros.

    Maybe Batman just needed to have a few friends around. Through the years, there have been so many movies about the caped hero lurking in his mansion and fighting crime—from the baroque silliness of Tim Burton’s films, to the overt cartoonishness of Joel Schumacher’s, to the thudding realism of Christopher Nolan’s. In Zack Snyder’s , the grumpy orphaned billionaire (Ben Affleck) gets an actual crew to help him beat up monsters both literal and emotional. But that’s about the biggest innovation I can

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