Superman/Batman: Public Enemies
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by Captain Genius » Wed Sep 23, 2009 8:17 pm
Just saw it.
Didn't like it.
The story was lame ass.
The animation wasn't that good.
And it wasn't very exciting.
Didn't like it.
The story was lame ass.
The animation wasn't that good.
And it wasn't very exciting.
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by robthegreatt » Sat Sep 26, 2009 10:15 pm
BADASS!!!!!!!! follows the book loosely and has a different ending but action action action just what you want
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by Gibson89 » Mon Sep 28, 2009 9:15 am
I felt kind of let down with Green Lantern so I wasn't as excited for this installment. I hear pretty mixed reactions for this one. These are cool and all, but I kind of want b.t. back with his own animated series. Get somebody else to work on these DTVs.
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by jmad72 » Sun Oct 04, 2009 12:10 pm
I wasn't blown away by it, and I wasn't crazy about the animation. It seemed to "rubbery:'
A thing I wish they would do, is stop forcing the adult language in the dialogue. No problems with them using it, the product is labeled as PG-13, so there is no surprises, but it comes off as an after thought, more so than being organic.
That being said, all of the previous movies were hits with me, and I am looking forward to Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths.
A thing I wish they would do, is stop forcing the adult language in the dialogue. No problems with them using it, the product is labeled as PG-13, so there is no surprises, but it comes off as an after thought, more so than being organic.
That being said, all of the previous movies were hits with me, and I am looking forward to Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths.
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by talbot » Mon Oct 05, 2009 10:20 am
These direct-to-DVD movies are getting worse and worse. Ever since The New Frontier, the quality and presentation behind these films seems to be deteriorating.
Ed McGuiness' style doesn't (or didn't) translate well to animation. There were abrupt and jarring changes in the tone of the conversation between characters (i.e. Luthor calling Waller a 'bitch'). Plot holes - but that is probably more Loeb's fault.
The sound and voice acting were good - but not good enough to save the film. This movie is certainly not good enough to justify buying the DVD. If anyone hasn't seen it yet, wait until it shows up on Cartoon Network. That is, if Cartoon Network is still showing cartoons by then.
Ed McGuiness' style doesn't (or didn't) translate well to animation. There were abrupt and jarring changes in the tone of the conversation between characters (i.e. Luthor calling Waller a 'bitch'). Plot holes - but that is probably more Loeb's fault.
The sound and voice acting were good - but not good enough to save the film. This movie is certainly not good enough to justify buying the DVD. If anyone hasn't seen it yet, wait until it shows up on Cartoon Network. That is, if Cartoon Network is still showing cartoons by then.
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by Chuck467 » Thu Dec 03, 2009 9:52 pm
Enjoyed it more than the comic book it's based on... liked having the original voice actors
back for this feature and the animation was solid. That said, i'm really looking forward
to DC/Warner Home Video's next feature, Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths!!!
-C!
back for this feature and the animation was solid. That said, i'm really looking forward
to DC/Warner Home Video's next feature, Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths!!!
-C!
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