La Ligue des justiciers : Guerre

Not a bad movie . The soundtrack, the voice acting, and animation are nice as usual as DC always has a consistent effort of doing so. They just lack in characterization and the plot/story. The dialogue wasn't all that bad I mean who doesn't want a laugh but comon it wasn't that corny or cheesy some of them were pretty funny. The plot/story definitely felt a bit too quick and had some annoying flaws, I felt like they were rushing some of the parts and only wanted to get ahead in the action.

Overall an enjoyable movie but had a lot of room for improvement but it wasn't that bad though. A recommended watch in my opinion

Memorable: No Rewatchable: Unlikely..

Greetings Superhero Fans!!

I just wanted to let you know that I was one of the fortunate ones who was able to watch this latest animated gem from DC and Warner Bros. in addition to being at the premier, to which I was able to interview some of the incredible talent behind this latest endeavor...including the incredible Andrea Romano.

Justice League: WAR is based on DC Comics' "New 52", which means brand new origin stories and character depictions...if you're up on the current issues, well then only you can be the judge on the quality of these new story lines.

For me, who was never really a true "Comic-Book Geek", only a semi-Comic Book Geek, I am a little disappointed on this latest animated offering...which is sad, because, up until now, I have been nothing but incredibly impressed with all things DC Animated.

Now, please do not get me wrong, the movie is fun, and visually stunning...it is just not what I had hoped in as far as story, character development and execution. "Justice League: THe Flashpoint Paradox", "Justice League: The New Frontier" and "Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths" I felt were better offerings and I have incredible hope and confidence that DC will continue with those as their guides for their future productions.

With all of that said...would I still watch it again? Sure, again, it was a fun watch, and even my 15 year old son, who loves these animated movies just as much as I do, enjoyed watching it and would watch it again...so...go out and get this DVD, which is officially on sale as of Tuesday, 02/04/14 and have yourselves a "Superfriends" time. ;)

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?

I wasn't very pleased after watching this. It seems like the superheroes were all being degraded. Look at Wonder Woman in the movie, they showed her as some spoiled girl who only wanted to fight and flash her sword around. That's not how I recall her. She was someone who was powerful but not in the "flash my weapons to get my way" type. It was just sad to see some of my favourite DC heroes be reduced to calling each other poor names and taking things as a joke...except for Batman, who was the only one they really kept close to what his character is typically like. It bothered me that they made almost all of them cocky. I don't think DC has as much pride in their characters anymore after watching this. I wished they hadn't changed the attitudes of some of them because it didn't help at all. J/L:Crisis on Two Earths and J/L:Doom were both better because they had more care for the heroes and the people and they hardly made fun of the Justice League.

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.