Justice League Invasion
Genre: Action / Superhero
Director: Michael Bay
Writers: APJ, D.R. Cobb, John Malone & Chad Taylor
Based on DC Comics characters
Cast: Mahershala Ali, Tom Cruise, Alexandra Daddario, Dave Franco, Glenn Howerton, Vanessa Kirby, Taylor Kitsch, Chloe Grace Moretz, Aidan Turner, Giancarlo Esposito, Lachy Hulme, David Wenham, Jake Gyllenhaal (CAMEO)
Budget: $300,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $733,045,143
Foreign Box Office: $817,483,000
Total Profit: $521,790,119
Reaction: Ladies and gentlemen, we have a new film at the top of the studio's worldwide box office rankings!
"From the opening scene I knew we were in for an entertaining film. The pairings of heroes is what did this for me as each one was picked with perfection. Each hero (and villain) gets to shine in ways I thought impossible for a Justice League movie, with no one really taking a major backwards step. While not a finished product completely Justice League: Invasion just left me wanting more, and I believe that’s exactly what we will get." - J. Darrell Ellington, Behind the Camera
"While the actual intent is to set up for future movies, this super duper team up JL movie works on so many levels just entertaining wise. It's fun to see each of these interact with another and who gets teamed up with who was their excellently calculated. And although it establishes a lot of things, there are certain things left in the air that made me reserved in completely singing it's praises." - Avery Wendell, IGN
"Justice League Invasion is a visually stunning, action-packed superhero extravaganza that sets the stage for some truly epic action sequences. While the film excels in its grand-scale action sequences, dynamic visuals, and engaging performances, it falls a bit short in character development and narrative depth. The film's relentless pace simply does not always allow room for emotional beats. That said, I don't think anyone is going to see a film titled Justice League Invasion for pathos and deep feeling, they are going to see something worthy of being shown on the biggest screen possible - and on that front, this one absolutely delivers." - Cooper Wilson, The Earl Hays Press
Rated PG-13 for intense sequences of sci-fi violence, destruction, and some language
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