Batman e Superman: La Battaglia dei Super Figli

From pretty much start to finish this movie was a lot of fun. The animation quality is fantastic. I really enjoyed the relationship between Johnathan and Damien. I felt the writing was very true to the characters, and really well written. Voice acting was good. Action was great. Really no complaints. DC animation does it again. If only the live action, DC movies could compare with the animated ones. This one is well worth watching.

I don't want to spoil anything, so I won't - but I will say I was somewhat disappointed with their choice of villain. It worked for the plot... And it served almost more as a McGuffin, then as a real villain. That said, I wouldn't have minded something we haven't seen before in other media.

It's been a long time since a DC animated film made me feel this way!

I loved this movie. At first I was worried by the look of the art style and how it wasn't consistent with the other DC films but IT WORKED!

Loved how this film wasn't scared to introduce ridiculous characters from the comics (bat-cow). A lot of DC films are shying away from that to keep the serious tone.

I loved the characters and for once I felt like I gotten an accurate portrayal of Damien. He was perfect! Only complaint is to make his skin tone darker to represent his Arabic roots.

This filmed reminded me of the team ups in the Bruce Tim animated series.

Loved it, want a series.

I am a huge dc fan but went into this with an open mind, that the movie might actually suck. However, I loved every minute. Everything from top to bottom was done very well. The cgi (Warner Brothers first ever all cgi movie) was done well and made the movie pop. The voices and acting we done, the relationship with the two boys was spot on with the comics and very entertaining. In my opinion it is a very compelling duo to watch. The story was a little straight forward but it works for this movie because there is a lot going on with the introduction of Johnathan to dcu there is a lot of back story and relationship development. It's a must see!

All those mister cranky-pants who gave this a weak rating really should stop and consider where this fits into the history of DC Animation. First, the retro design and colors are consistent with the short homage/montage at the begging. To those of us who remember where and when this all started, that was telling. And welcome. The script is sharp enough to withstand de-construction in film class, it establishes characters, sets a story arc, and builds nicely. There is a lot of humor and whimsy here too. An extra bonus is the development of the two boys against the backstories of their parents. It works well. Overall, one of the enjoyable animated features in years. ((Designated "IMDb Top Reviewer." Please check out my list "167+ Nearly-Perfect Movies (with the occasional Anime or TV miniseries) you can/should see again and again (1932 to the present))

I've probably said this before, but I've always thought that if WB didn't make things so complicated, they would make all of their Live Action movies based on their animated line. DC animated movies are great!

The latest is just as entertaining as most of its predecessors. The only bad thing about this movie is that the origin of Superman is shown again. Although it's to also show another detail that will be important in the plot (which has also been done before), it's like the death of Batman's parents. It has been shown too many times!

All in all, an entertaining movie. I hope they continue to do more, despite the WB crisis.