Absolutely Fantastic

While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

Blistering performances.

Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

I just really don't get what the hell is happening here. Are there 2 DC companies on the market producing super-hero movies or I'm loosing my mind? How can you make such great animated movies and such disasters in super-hero movies like Justice League and Superman vs. Batman and so on? Simple is great. What is so hard to understand in this case? Look at what great animated movies DC makes (Justice League vs. Teen Titans, JLA Flashpoint Paradox, Battle on Two Earths and the list can go on and on forever) and just think what you can do on big screen. You don't have to rely on Ben A. or Gal G. to do the job, you can use even 3rd hand actors with just a little spark of intelligence in writing and a small amount of CGI. It's not always about "How much money I can spend on a movie to make it great?" or "Who is the best actor that can act on any piece of crap script I write?", it's just using something already invented and taking the next step.... putting to big or small screen. Honestly guys, you have so much GREAT material you can inspire from, you can make a 10 seasson TV series and still it would be greater than everything I saw since the end of Dark Knight's trilogy. This movie for example is B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L. Character development is good, some cliche's here and there but OK, not to many to be borring, a lot of action, good screenplay, smart plot and over all the story has potential for a follow-up. Just keeping us interested on what's coming next. Just, WHY THE HELL you cannot do this thing on the big-screen as well? With a huge budget and 1st hand actors? WHY? Are you planning to let Marvel win more and more fans? I'm starting to think that this is your hidden agenda.

I like it but its for kids but please dont watch teen titans judas contact

OH MY GOD!! Justice League vs Teen Titans was a total mess! I hated it. First of all, there wasn't enough action sequences! Secondly, there was just too much talk! Not enough of Justice League vs Teen Titans! The whole plot looked fantastic, but they didn't do it well!Why couldn't they do what I was expecting them to do?!?! I needed action and fights. This film barely had any of those!I did like Ravens story, but then otherwise.. this film was a disaster. Heck.. I almost slept during this film. But ravens story was interesting and I did like that. But that only. Batman Doom is better than this and I recommend checking that out.

I loved the focus of Raven and Damien. Cyborg's subplot was great and it paid a great homage to the comic books.Great voice acting and casting in that department. Although I will always love Kevin Conroy's voice as Batman, I am getting used to Jason O'Mara.The story wasn't bad but I would have liked it if the fight was more even. I just didn't see the point of it if it was going to be one-sided.I'm also tired of Superman being the focal point. Something happens to him, the world has to stop. Granted the film leans on Raven heavily, which again, is good, but DC just has this bad habit of making Superman the end-all and be-all of DC and it wears on the over all effectiveness and impact of the other characters, which thus hurts the over all plot.I thought the set up was a little long. The climax seemed to be drawn out a little. I think that's what took my interest away.The overall plot seemed a little weak. DC wants to engage kids, but also young adults and the few older parents that will be watching this with their kids. I just feel it wasn't as engaging as other films have been over the years.Not horrible, just not special, like some of the past films were.