Justice League: Rise of the Motherboxes

Great edit! :)

It's perfect. A perfect mashup of Josstice League and ZSJL. I loved it. The added music, credit sequences and everything else, look abd sound amazing. Great Job yet again WK. Loved it.
Signed, Your fan,
Juggy

One of the many things I'm grateful about the release of the Snyder Cut of JL is the abundance of brilliant fan edits who gave a shot at it. WakeupKeo's Rise of the Mother Boxes is among the very best of the best in the JL fan edits category. It's a model of great editing, the pacing is such balanced, and the fat was extracted with such precision, that we don't feel the 3hrs, nor notice any cuts.
The JL17 footage was masterfully added, and the scenes were wisely chosen, so not a single one felt out of place, on the contrary, it amplified the depth of the characters, and some of the humorous scenes made them more relatable. But the best addition was the friction among the members of the team regarding the resurrection of Superman. All these inclusions were color graded and adjusted in consequence to perfectly fit the ZSJL main footage, and it succeed brilliantly. The most impressive part was the rotoscoping to include shots from the JL17 final battle into the climax.
But what cemented WakeuKeo as one of the greatest fan editors in activity, was the mind-blowing use of VFX, the color changing of the Superman suits to serve the narrative was quite impressive, but nothing prepared me for that first post-credit scene, that I won't spoil here. Just know that it's insanely cool!

If I recommend WakeupKeo's Justice League? You bet I am, it's a must-see!

This may just be the perfect edit of ZSJL.
It keeps the pacing going while also retaining character and humor. I actually cared for the team this time.
Wakeupkeo has managed to keep the move entertaining, I did not once feel like it was dragging.
Edits are concise and the sound is great.
This has become my go to version.

This is easily my favorite edit of Justice League. It keeps what worked about both Snyder and Whedon's vastly different versions and finds a happy middle-ground between them. Everything that can be fixed with the existing material has been fixed.

Absolutely stellar work.