Liga de la Justicia: Guerra

This adventure has much to love! It has action, adventure, comedy, romance (with Wonder Woman), suspense, and so much more including, of course, the heroes!

Now, everything is fine on Earth. Heroes are chilling, doing their thing. But, it's all interrupted when each of them is stopped and has to find the others to destroy a horrible alien race that will harvest humans to destroy the planet! Will the group of super heroes be enough force to stop the 'the Dark Side'? You have to watch the film to find out the ending!

The movie is surprising in a couple of ways. For one, I did not expect the adult language! And second, there are a couple of new heroes such as Shazam who replaces Aqua Man. The film is extremely intense for a DC Comic animation. I think that this film has wonderful voices though. The only small flaw is the voice of Wonder woman – for such a wonderful character, her voice sounds a bit fake. The script and animation are also done nicely.

My favorite scene is when they introduce this kid that gets into a football game for free, gets front row seats and also steals one of the player's jerseys. It takes you time to realize it but, that scene shows two people that look ordinary, but are not.

I recommend this film to ages 12-18. The movie does have a lot of adult language and intense scenes. I give this film 4 out of 5 stars.

Reviewed by Gerry O, KIDS FIRST! Film Critic. For more reviews, go to kidsfirst dot org.

A movie that kicks off the adventures of our DC heroes, featuring a great opening and capturing the essence of The New 52. The animated feature film is entertaining, with great moments and lots of action.

"Justice League: War" is everything a fan of this publisher would want to see. "War" is everything a fan of this publisher would want to see. The interaction of the most famous heroes and their development as a team in their early days. The movie offers you a simple, dynamic premise with very interesting details.

Jay Oliva did a quite memorable job, epic for many and admirable for others. The director brings his great potential to Justice League with decent narrative arguments, demonstrating love for the characters and bringing them to epic proportions on the big screen.

In terms of animation, this film has well-crafted work, with good movement fluidity, color tonality, and some practical special effects for those years. Additionally, in its drawing style, it offers other designs for some characters that are decent and outstanding.

The connection that exists between each character is one of the strongest points of the movie, some well-founded and others somewhat forced, but despite that, for its duration, it is more than acceptable. Without a doubt, the bond between Shazam and Cyborg is a clear example of friendship, reliability, and steadfastness.

"Justice League: War" surprises because it gives each character their moment, their storyline, and development. "War" surprises because it gives each character their moment, their storyline, and development. All of this is accompanied by a soundtrack that promises and provides a better connection with the viewers and what happens on screen.

Once again, Batman continues to astonish in the presence of beings with great powers, but his ingenuity, skill, and ability stand out in every scene. What the bat brings to the League is on another level. His role as a mentor for Hal Jordan (Green Lantern) is sublime. Since the character had a not-so-convincing performance, but improved considerably.

This movie is the very essence of the live-action film from you-know-who.

Superman and his chemistry with Wonder Woman.

This animated movie is different from the majority of previous. The heroes do not play around as nice as they usually do. There is plenty of animated violence, blood, bruises, broken bones, sliced limbs and more. The PG-13 rating is there for a reason.

The relationship between the heroes is forced and easily changed by the creators, the heroes fight when it fits the script and than co-operate, when again, it fits the script. For those purposes their behavior has also been changed. Generally the movie describes, more realistic super heroes than the comic books. The heroes in this movie, have ego issues, lower moral standards, shorter fuse for violence and really poor taste of humor.

Besides that the animation is different, I think that was done to set the tone and show that these are different super heroes, not the ones we know. Less square jaws (in that matter less square anything), more details, some 3D computer rendering has been added, generally the animation is rather detailed and smooth, really easy on the eyes.

I will not talk about the voices, some guidelines do apply and in my opinion they did fine, there is no reason to obsess about it.

After taking some points off for the forced behavior and forced story line it is 8/10.

I'm new to animated feature length superhero movies, so I'm no expert. But I do know a little something about being entertained, and I was with this one. I like the character design, and the animation is good.

What really stood out to me in this one, is Darkseid. Because man he is scary as hell. Just floating along there with his hands behind his back, impossible to beat. He actually kind of scared me. And I'm a huge horror movie buff! I guess the fact that he seems so unbeatable is what makes him scary. Good stuff.

I'm no reader of comic books, and I haven't watched that many of these animated superhero movies yes, but so far this is one of my favorites.

I've been watching all of these DC animated films in order of release on HBO Max.

I realize this and Flashpoint Paradox are part of the New 52 universe rebranding, but there's been a noticeable turn toward the grim and gritty. Which I feel just does not work for this collection of characters. It hasn't worked in the DCEU live action iterations and it doesn't work here, although these at least demonstrate a level of competence in storytelling logic. Mostly.

The characterization is garbage though. Why does DC/Warner think we want all of their heroes to be a-holes?