[bosskamiura]

Any early reviews from people who have seen it yet? Better than JLA or Wonder Woman?

TK

[Marquetry]

Michael & I saw it last Saturday. We both liked it; I think I'd put it closer to Wonder Woman (but I liked both WW and JLA).

Great action, plus interesting story aspects.

[MrVorlon]

It had cool visuals and the last battle was really good, but a lot of it didn't really excite me. I saw five movies last week and my rankings would be:

1. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
2. Bumblebee
3. Once Upon a Deadpool
4. Aquaman
5. Ralph Breaks The Internet

[jaieo]

Michael & I saw it last Saturday. We both liked it; I think I'd put https://waterflossersguide.com closer to Wonder Woman (but I liked both WW and JLA).

Great action, plus interesting story aspects.

Agree!

[Jono]

2nd best DC extended universe movie...

But it definitely had pacing, story and editorial problems. There were parts I liked but it’s still inferior to most Marvel movies.

[Faithful Reader]

I saw five movies last week and my rankings would be:

1. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
2. Bumblebee
3. Once Upon a Deadpool
4. Aquaman
5. Ralph Breaks The Internet

Good job skipping Mortal Engines. It did a good job of disguising Hugo Weaving and ... that's about it.

[WeyounsLastClone]

I wouldn't be able to choose between Bumblebee and Aquaman. Both are very engaging movies. Aquaman is visually stunning, although maybe a bit over the top if that's not your thing. What I love about it is that Jason Momoa seems to have a blast playing the character, and that shows.
Bumblebee tones down a bit on a bit on the typical Transformers-madness and has a lot of heart.

I liked both a little bit better than Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse, which is a great animated movie, but a tad bit on the long side for me, for an animated movie.
Ralph Breaks the Internet would rank on the same level for me I think.

Also saw Mortal Engines. While it's not on the same level as any movies above, I still had a good time, I did like the concept and the visuals. But could have used a bit more 'oomph' and engaging characters.

[Jono]

I liked both a little bit better than Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse, which is a great animated movie, but a tad bit on the long side for me, for an animated movie.
Ralph Breaks the Internet would rank on the same level for me I think.

I think it's interesting you think Into the Spider-Verse is on the long side. Its running time is only 100 minutes. Which is about 10 minutes (or more) shorter than Ralph Breaks the Internet, Small Foot and Incredibles 2. It is also 43 minutes shorter than Aquaman.

[Faithful Reader]

I liked both a little bit better than Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse, which is a great animated movie, but a tad bit on the long side for me, for an animated movie.
Ralph Breaks the Internet would rank on the same level for me I think.

I think it's interesting you think Into the Spider-Verse is on the long side. Its running time is only 100 minutes. Which is about 10 minutes (or more) shorter than Ralph Breaks the Internet, Small Foot and Incredibles 2. It is also 43 minutes shorter than Aquaman.

It's also in the sweet spot for syndication.

[WeyounsLastClone]

I liked both a little bit better than Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse, which is a great animated movie, but a tad bit on the long side for me, for an animated movie.
Ralph Breaks the Internet would rank on the same level for me I think.

I think it's interesting you think Into the Spider-Verse is on the long side. Its running time is only 100 minutes. Which is about 10 minutes (or more) shorter than Ralph Breaks the Internet, Small Foot and Incredibles 2. It is also 43 minutes shorter than Aquaman.

Hmm, maybe it was a perception thing. Felt I was in the cinema for a long time, but they showed many more (Christmas) commercials than usual, so that might have put me in a slightly less receptive mindset

[lotjx2]

I finally got to see it TV and here is my thoughts.

https://wp.me/p3vqjs-x7