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What a waste of my time!!!

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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.

After the Justice League defeats the Legion of Doom in the first five minutes, Robin acts unilaterally to defeat the Dark Lord. Batman decides Robin must learn team work and forces him to superhero teamwork building reform school. Here is meets an interesting bunch of characters, chicks in short skirts, and oh yeah, that Dark Lord thing is not over.There is no introduction of characters. It assumes you have been following the Batman vs Robin series. The current Robin is named Damian and is the illegitimate son of Batman. The original Robin had moved on to be known as Nightwing for some reason I confuse with a duck. Wonder Woman dates Superman and not Batman and to be honest, I must have missed the episode which bumped Lois out of the picture, or else they never bothered.PLOT SPOILER: Superman doesn't die in this film. That would be really stupid. The film incorporates humor which seems geared at the tweens.

The movie was a disappointing one. The last justice league flick Justice League: War though not a very good one but still it was good and lived up to expectations. Batman v Robin was another nice flick.. But after that two continuous bad releases, Bad blood and then this. What is happening.First of all the title was fake and only to attract audiences. There was nothing of JL VS TT. Just a 5 min fight scene with Wonder Woman Flash and Cyborg VS those teen titans. The story was a waste and predictable. And for the bat fans, he is there for hardly 10-15 mins. Not even the climax scene.The good thing about the movie was the fun moments of teen titans when they went to the fair. I enjoyed that and the rest was crap. Fingers crossed for Batman: The Killing Joke....

Personally I hate Nu52, but if the animated versions of it are anything to go by, they are literally trying to make up for the things that made 52 worse to begin with. While at the same time bringing in elements of the mainstream series. Much like how MCU is combining the elements of Mainstream and Ultimate Marvel in their movies. Is this movie perfect? No, but I'm rating it high anyway for the unique ideas. Raven and Damien's relationship is one of the best ideas because it gives fans of a Robin/Raven relationship what they want in a way that is convincing to those that don't understand it and it helped both Damien become more of a team player and less than a brat and at the same time help Raven open up more as a person. Speaking of which (no pun intended), while the Actress is no Tara Strong, she does have a unique way of portraying Raven that is both faithful to the original comics while at the same time using elements of the Animated series. Though she should cut down on the swearing. Just kidding.