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said at 10:46 AM on Wed Dec 28 2016
I love the fact they brought back Bruce Timm art style i missed that and is my favorite of DC animated projects
Replysaid at 11:02 PM on Wed Sep 21 2016
That moment you realize that a film about an alternative universe has a DCAU version of General Zod yet the actual DCAU doesn't.
Replysaid at 11:22 PM on Sun Dec 6 2015
Now this is a fine example of a dark and mature take on the superhero genre, something even allegorical with it's more grounded political criteria and even some social commentary. Something that reminds me very much of the works of Alan Moore's Watchmen, or even Grant Morrison's Astro City.
And you know what... that's kind'a awesome!
ReplyAnd you know what... that's kind'a awesome!
said at 1:14 PM on Sun Mar 6 2016
@Troodon2 Astro City was written by Kurt Busiek.
Replysaid at 9:58 PM on Thu Jul 30 2015
This had great potential to be amazing, and the first two acts of the film were building up to a spectacular climax... Too bad the villain reveal fell so flat on its face with hardly any explanation at all or backstory provided.
That being said, I love the concept and would like to see it expanded upon in more sequels. The animation and stellar voice work, combined with an inventive elseworlds take on the Justice League easily cements it above most of everything DC Animatioh has put out since Under The Red Hood though.
ReplyThat being said, I love the concept and would like to see it expanded upon in more sequels. The animation and stellar voice work, combined with an inventive elseworlds take on the Justice League easily cements it above most of everything DC Animatioh has put out since Under The Red Hood though.
said at 12:37 AM on Thu Jul 23 2015
I like the justice league/justice league unlimited art style they've got!
Replysaid at 9:44 PM on Sun Jul 12 2015
Lex Luthor looks like Jean-Luc Picard (Btw. Patric Stewart as Lex Luthor. Make it happen DC!).
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said at 1:56 PM on Sat Aug 26 2017
Honestly? I think this was deserving of being Shown in Theatres more than 'The Killing Joke'.....