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Worst DC animated film in.... ever?

posted 10 years ago by Hannes-15
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This was just bad, boring story line, bad acting, cheapish animation and ..... just nothing happening.

If DC wants to keep any standards they must do better.

[–] spacemanspiff00 10 years ago

I will say they were aiming this at 10-12 year old boys so you have to take that in to account when viewing this. But in saying that, this was still very badly done. If you want a lighter DC animated property get Batman: The Brave and the Bold (which on paper looked horrible but was actually good) on DVD.

[–] cyber_nerdz 10 years ago

I saw about the first 10 minutes of it, I couldn't watch any more.

The point where someone refereed to Lex Luthor by his full name had me in fits of laughter!

I do now understand why there will be a movie called Batman Vs Superman... clearly Batman is peeved with what a complete douche Superman is in this movie!

Seriously bossing everyone around... Wonder woman being a good girl and doing what she is told by a 'man'?

Batman actually following someone elses, if you can call it 'plan' *chuckle*.

All this lacked was a rousing song by Aquaman about believing in yourself!

This actually makes the old HB cartoon seem kind of classy.

[–] michaelward15 10 years ago

Brainiac Attacks was worse, but only barely.

[–] joeyjmpoff 10 years ago

my main gripe was there was no depth to the plot. Lex goes back and time to destroy young clark over in 3 minutes then this no name villain makes a portal that sucks up matter...yippy

probably the worst dc movie ive seen. Seems like they didnt have any clue what they wanted to make

[–] Oddark123 9 years ago

Meh I'm on the opposite side of the spectrum. To me the DC Animated movies are all pretty much borderline the same style, and it's the style of DC I never did like.

DC's silver age to me is it's best period. The modern reduxes of all of those never meant much more to me then the past. A lot of ther animated movies chose to adapt the more serious big arcs or limited series. And as many as i've watched i kept finding myself tired of it.

When I heard they were going for an older style with a less serious tone, I was all over it.

But alas along as DC churns out more things like ToA instead of this, I'm afraid DC just isn't doing much of anything there worth my time.

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