Reviews

When people mention the CGI, they're mentioning the speed force people. If you saw how the versions of his mom, Zod and Supergirl look, they look exactly like the throwbacks to past DC films. The stylistic choice was an artistic one and simply something they added to make those closeups look interesting. The only issue is that they used close ups of a few of them and if those versions of them would have just stayed in the background, like the other ones, no one would be talking about the "bad cgi".

As for using dead actors, the studio would have to reach out to the families of the actors to make sure it was okay.

Everything else was great, except for the other Berry who really brought it down for me.

Edit: another complaint I've heard is that it's "just another multiverse movie" and it's not. It's a time travel movie. It just so happens that whenever you time travel, multiple versions of the universe are present as well.

People who are saying that they can't like this movie because it ends in a cliffhanger are silly. Plenty of books and pieces of media that are objectively and subjectively enjoyable end with cliffhangers. It's interesting because some of the people who complain about this film ending the way it did also are giving praise to Empire Strikes Back- a movie that ended in a cliffhanger. There doesn't need to be conclusion to a film to enjoy it and have fun. There's a lot of character growth, a good story, a lot of interesting ideas and the art direction is beautiful and revolutionary. There's plenty in this film to satisfy movie goers and fans alike.

I can't believe I read a comment on here where someone said that they were watching this gory-depressing, R rated show with their family and kids and "had to turn it off" whenever the third episode played. So that's where they drew the line... Not people being murdered, getting drunk, doing drugs, bodies burning, planes falling from the sky... but their being two gay people.

LGBT+ people are just apart of life and always will be. Them being included in a story/ movie/ show is showing diversity and not including people like that is what's unrealistic. There's no "agenda" no "brainwashing", just ill tolerant individuals who are afraid of things they don't understand.

As if including human beings with different ideas, sexualities, opinions, etc. (like real life) diminishes the quality of a piece of media.