Purely Joyful Movie!

People are voting emotionally.

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

When the Lex Luthor of another reality comes to earth from his earth (where he is a hero), he enlists the Justice League to come help him bring freedom, peace and justice to his world. One problem: the Crime Syndicate of that world doesn't like this, so they come to earth and... you get the idea. A really enjoyable movie.

When a good Lex Luthor from a parallel universe travels to see the Justice League they are forced to face their equals in a battle that truly could mean the end of the world should they fail.Featuring all your favorites and a few additional names making little more than cameo appearances this follows on from the Justice League television series though is a tad darker.The story is great, the execution however is exactly what you'd expect. It looks okay, sounds okay, everything is exactly that.......okay, but nothing more.Voice actors for this one include Mark Harmon, William Baldwin & James Woods who are really quite poor. James Woods who plays Owl Man sounds bored through the entire thing and Baldwin simply isn't Batman material.If you enjoy DC animations you may enjoy this but this is certainly not one of their strongest outings.The Good: Interesting storyThe Bad:Baldwin's voice doesn't suit BatmanProceeds to make Batman look remarkably weakThings I Learnt From This Movie:If Batman and Owlman are the same person from different dimensions why do they have different voices?Superwoman is not PG

I thought this movie was actually quite kickass of a time. It's entertaining from start to finish. So the plot about superheroes going up against there evil versions has been done to death. But the story adds certain elements that is actually intriguing and cool. Mainly because of Evil Batman, with his plan, methods and insanity. The other evil versions of the heroes from a parallel universe didn't really stand out as much. A bit interesting, but lame at the same time. But Evil Batman and his methodical and insane ambitions and motives that is over the top crazy but you can still get a gist of what makes him tick. So yeah, the plot is about the heroes going up against the opposite versions of them, including Lex being the leader of the Justice League in the parallel universe. Overall it's a pretty good DC effort that has enough new elements going for it. Despite it having that generic superheroes formula that has been done before about fighting against their evil selves. The movie actually makes you sort of ponder with it's dark elements as well. So yeah, it's a DC animated movie that is most definitely worth a watch.7.5/10

The late Dwayne McDuffie does a decent job scripting this animated movie, a variation on one of the early Gardner Fox / Mike Sekowsky JLA Crisis stories, whereby our familiar heroes are called upon to battle their evil doppelgangers on a parallel earth. That's about it for plot, other than that Owlman, the evil Batman equivalent, is so nihilistic that he becomes driven by the notion that by eliminating the original earth, he can eliminate all of them and commit a kind of suicide which involves destroying all reality. Which seems a bit much to me, but then I'm not a nutjob super-villain.Character design and animation are about what one would expect for this kind of animated feature. Voice casting isn't bad, with James Woods' Owlman taking the top award. Owlman could so easily be an over the top character: instead, Woods underplays him to the extent that his lack of histrionics is far more chilling than a more flamboyant display would have been.I enjoyed this.