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Starts out looking like a bit of fun with perhaps a redemption story in the making.

But then Conor McGregor turns up and it is obvious that he isn't an actors bootlace.

And what's with the stance and walk? He looks like has is getting around with an invisible broom handle up his jacksy! Very ordinary.

The villain is so bad that I doubt that he would have made it to adulthood, without serious personal injury.

And the father figure? Let's leave that part of the story on the floor next time.

Minimal interaction at the book store then becomes the catalyst for the final fight, not much there.

The redemption story is left out and instead it descends into a joke of a story.

Better than the atrocious treatment given the theatrical release but still a long way from anything that could be called a solid enjoyable experience.

The script is everything in film and this one is pretty lame. The plot is wafer thin, creepy looking box's have been kept under guard for apparently thousands of years until one day they awaken because super man dies, well his death screams crack the box's or ....something like that.

I had not seen anything of the comics and had fresh eyes for this film.

The characters are miscast, cyborg is just awful and the flash is less so...

Don't expect to see any coherent plot here, it's all over the place.....