You can be certain that Warner Bros. isn’t too happy about this.
[dropcap size=small]E[/dropcap]ven though Rotten Tomatoes announced that they wouldn’t be releasing the overall score for Warner Brothers’ Justice League until tomorrow due to Warner Brothers’ requesting an embargo on the score, the score was still leaked online. Of course the website immediately jumped into action to remove it, but after all, this is the internet and the evidence is there for all to see on Twitter.
The reviews for Justice League were turned in earlier this morning and as promised no scores appeared on the Rotten Tomatoes website. However, it would appear that Fandango’s Flixster was not informed of the embargo set by Warner Bros. and so the app listed a Rotten Tomatoes score of 51%. The score supposedly sat at a 48% before slowly being lifted to the current score you see above. That being said, 51% definitely isn’t a great score but when you compare it to Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice‘s 27% or Suicide Squad‘s 26% it certainly is an improvement. Just don’t compare it to several of the MCU films or Wonder Woman‘s 92%. #Burn
