Full Movie Reviews
Rating of
3.5/4
Why are DC cartoons better than the actual films?
Indyfreak - wrote on 09/26/2016
The DC Animated Universe continues to succeed where many of the live action superhero movies produced by WB fail with this excellent time travel epic.
The Flash (Justin Chambers) ends up transported back in time by his enemy the Reverse Flash (a devious C. Thomas Howell) to a world where his deceased mother lives but the Justice League has split apart and the world is on the brink of Armageddon. Relying on a grizzled Batman in the Frank Miller mold (played by Kevin MicKidd) the Flash has to set things right.
The animation and the action scenes are outstanding. The movie succeeds at making friggin Aqua-Man a menacing and sometimes villainous character while the story's dark and bleak future is grim at times, the message of heroism trumping villainy isn't lost.
Rating of
4/4
Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox review
Daniel Corleone - wrote on 01/17/2015
"You can't change other people. It's just a waste of energy..Accept the thing you cannot change, have the courage to change the things yo can and have the wisdom to know the difference." - Nora Allen (Barry's mom). "You'd be amazed what monsters can do in this world. Everybody lost." "Enjoy the things you love with the time we have left." - Batman "They say a lot of things." "Where there's life there's hope." "Well its not the end of the world." - Barry. It starts of with a swift Flash story. Batman gets darker, Cyborg is entrusted by the President, a skinny Superman, Wonder Woman and Aquaman gets vicious, Barry gets flabbergasted with some surprising changes. This is the most dark and violent animated Justice League created, unless I've missed another picture. Is Eobard Thawne …
