Justice League Dark: Apokolips War

raced from point to point so quickly that nothing settles in, no gravitas.wouldn't even need to be split into two parts An extra twenty to thirty minutes would have let us feel more impact with these characters. I swear, it's like some executive started this series with a mandated runtime and, with rare exception, no one sought to challenge it to the cost of deeper epic emotion. Instead of emotion, we get ridiculously graphic superhero dismemberments. This is our trade. I feel ripped off.

The prequel felt like Doctor Who, and this is like a blend of that with Avengers Endgame. Interesting blend of brutal violence, actual stakes (well - sometimes), and peculiar weirdness that was sometimes funny, sometimes embarrassing. As a fun - and quick - weeknight flick it can be a decent fit. Nothing spectacular but fun and should be pretty broad in its appeal.

Occasionally suffers from a common problem crossovers have of having human-scaled heroes defeat infinitely stronger beings, but the rest of this is so great I forgave all that. It's easily one of the best epics for long-time DC fans I've ever seen or read w/ the film assuming the viewers are familiar w/ alot, esp Flashpoint. It's a treasure trove of characters placed into a future of new roles & relationships & where anyone can die. Rarely have the stakes continually been raised so masterfully.

Has way too many characters and too much ground to cover to really do itself justice, but given the constraints this film would have had in budget, etc. it does a very fair job. It’s interesting and entertaining conclusion to this particular animated universe.

A fun and violent DC elseworlds. I'm usually bored by the "dark" universe but this one focuses way more on the regular heroes than the magicians.

A DC animated movie I missed when it was originally released. A follow-up to Justice League Dark (2017), a film which turned generic after a promising start. This one started generic and turned more spectacular.

It has good animation, but I really can’t stand the quippy, marvel-like dialogue, even if this iteration is better than anything they have ever done. None of the emotional moments made me feel something, Constantine is clearly the best character, wish they had written him better

This Series were full with bad, hollow movies that made w/o any passion or any aesthetic concerns. Yes had some brutal and epic moments and start of the movie were super strong. Raven that consumes by her Father and Superman who lost everything try to build a resistance. That's a great start but then it becomes cliche and boring again.

These final-gambit post-apocalyptic stories have grown very old to me. The lazy disposability without having any true consequence, it's been done and done better (I tend to think Gargoyles did it better and for better reason). Not to say this movie didn't have some amusing moments, but I checked out rather early. It did build to better things for a while, but sure did use some deus ex machinas. And the Flash is always your key to 'it was just a dream', undoing it all. Blegh.

What Avengers: Endgame wishes it was.

I was pleasantly surprised by this movie. At first I wasn't liking it and I felt like some of the voices were off but I got more into it as the movie progressed. By the time the finale happened I was all on board and having a blast. It is true though that the ending it self was a little underwhelming.

Ignoring how similar yet more brutal it is compared to Endgame, this movie really does a great job bringing together so many aspects of this series of films. Character growth with Damian Wayne, Superman, and Raven was great, Constantine is always a pleasure, and the emotions/stakes are damn high. My only issues are them turning Zatanna into the woman in the fridge, moments when the animation felt off, and the fact that, SPOILERS, none of the struggle mattered in the end.

Gelmiş geçmiş en iyi Justice League hatta DC animasyonlarından biri. Tempo, konu, kurgu herşeyiyle şahane keşke imkan olsa da bunun filmini çekebilseler diyecem ama DC izleyeceksen animasyon anca.

Another year, another animated Justice League film. Apokolips Wars throws a lot of material at you in its 90 minutes leaving little time for establishing characters, though its what we've come to expect from these episodic films. Having both Ryan's beloved Constantine and King Shark repeating, "King Shark is a shark", shows what a mixed bag this is; though by this point you're either on board or going to hate it. Personally, I liked the plot and the final direction the film chose to take.