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Oh, Justice League: What can be said about Justice League that hasn’t already been said about the year 2020?
An utter abomination from start to finish, it can be argued that Justice League — when considering its expectations and pedigree — is one of the biggest Blockbuster disasters of the 21st century. As I like to so often to, let me put it to you this way: Justice League, which made around $658 million at the global box-office, grossed just $30 million more than… Ant-Man and the Wasp. That’s right, a movie with some of the most iconic superheroes of all-time, including three of the superheroes in Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman, barely made more money than a sequel featuring Ant-Man, who’s quite possibly the MCU’s lowest-tier character.
Nevertheless, whether we like it or not, Justice League exists in the DCEU and that has to be reckoned with, one way or another. With DC FanDome less than two weeks away, the Post-Credit Podcast is continuing their look back at the DCEU thus far, with the latest episode tackling the unmitigated trainwreck that was Justice League.
We regret to inform you that Ep. 3 of our #DCEU Rewind, JUSTICE LEAGUE, is live. Good news: if you hate this movie, you’ll LOVE this pod.
-What the fuck?
-Why did they do this to us?
-How can we recover?
-& more!🙃Apple: https://t.co/A8Hhg4ZvAp
Spotify: https://t.co/ugXOqNiTEY pic.twitter.com/sinOZ1xu6I— Post Cred Pod (@PostCredPod) August 12, 2020
Luckily for fans, as abominable as Justice League may be, it’s utter lack of quality paved the way for a somewhat revolutionary moment in pop culture: the greenlighting of The Snyder Cut.
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