Justice League: Doom

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Bret M. @BretM-3 Mar 20 This is a very interesting and entertaining Justice League movie. The best part of the movie is the voice cast. Obviously, Kevin Conroy is the definitive voice of Batman and he does just as awesome of a job here as he does in any other form of animation. Tim Daly and Susan Eisenberg are great carryovers from previous cartoons, along with Michael Rosenbaum who is probably my favorite voice of Flash in animation. And who could forget Nathan Fillion as Hal Jordan's Green Lantern, which is funny because (at the time of writing this) he just played Guy Gardener in James Gunn's Superman! The plot is also very good and is a cool concept. I didn't think about it until it was revealed, but it makes total sense for Batman to have secret methods to take out the Justice League if need be. The worst part of this movie is the Legion of Doom, mainly because there's no Lex Luthor. Vandal Savage is cool, but Lex should always be in charge of the Legion. Overall this is still a great movie and worth it. See more Enrique R @EnriqueRamosLovesMovies Jan 26 Justice League: Doom, a great solid DC movie with awesome characters and great action sequences. I love every character especially Batman and surprisingly, Carl Lumbly as Martian Manhunter. The villain is good enough, the story isn’t too good. But, overall, I give Justice League: Doom a 7.5/10 or 3/5 stars. See more Rehan T @RT81460504 Jul 28 What a banger. A great DC movie. The scene when Batman says the JLA is under attack by HIM. Really great... See more Robert M @RT80535896 Jul 21 Justice League: Doom delivers a thrilling and intelligent animated adventure that stands out in the DC Universe animated film canon. From its captivating premise, based on Mark Waid's "Tower of Babel" storyline, to its expertly executed action sequences, the film consistently engages and entertains. The narrative, though condensed from its comic book inspiration, masterfully explores the provocative idea of Batman's contingency plans against his fellow Justice League members falling into the wrong hands. This central conflict provides a fascinating exploration of trust, paranoia, and the inherent vulnerabilities of even the most powerful heroes. The voice cast, featuring iconic talents like Kevin Conroy as Batman and Tim Daly as Superman, is absolutely stellar, lending an authentic and familiar feel to the characters that long-time fans will appreciate. Each member of the League gets their moment to shine, both in their individual struggles against the cleverly adapted threats posed by the Legion of Doom and in their eventual, triumphant reunion. While some might wish for a longer runtime to delve deeper into the character dynamics, the film makes efficient use of its duration, delivering a relentless pace that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The animation is fluid and dynamic, particularly during the intense fight scenes, making every punch and power display feel impactful. Ultimately, Justice League: Doom is a highly enjoyable and thought-provoking entry that showcases the enduring appeal of the DC heroes and the compelling complexities of their relationships. See more Fer S @RT07531533 02/08/2025 Not very good. Things are either too easy or too hard in favor of the plot. And the final struggle is ridiculous. See more Joshua m @Flameon 01/16/2025 One of the best in the DC Universe of animated films. See more Read all reviews

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