Nonureva
Really Surprised!
GetPapa
Far from Perfect, Far from Terrible
Motompa
Go in cold, and you're likely to emerge with your blood boiling. This has to be seen to be believed.
Murphy Howard
I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.
MARKUSJEFFERSON
A friend of mine told me he had a bootleg copy of this low budget movie that never made it to the theaters or on home release. I said okay; it couldn't be any worse than the bootleg copy of the budget Fantastic Four that never made it to theaters or home release. I was wrong! This is far worse! This movie made the low budget Fantastic Four movie look a whole lot better. So many inaccurate superhero depiction horrors in this movie; I thought I would need therapy. If you took out all the inane parts; there would be less than 40 minutes left to watch. It was interesting to see a The Martian Manhunter in the flesh. It must have broke the budget to make up an actor to look like the comic book character because we really didn't get to see him until near the end of the movie. This movie would've bombed faster than Solar Babies at the box office.
johnc2141
I had recently seen the justice league telefilm and actually enjoyed it.true it did'nt have a big budget but it was enjoyable,the special effects were good,the costumes a little laughable but it was interesting to see after hearing all the bad reviews,but then i enjoyed the roger corman fantastic four more than the bigger budget fox film.Miguel Ferror plays a good villain.this film focused on the people behind the masks,more than the action.too bad it did'nt become a series.i guess the real comic purists shot this one down,remember the first captain America movie?and vampirella?not all comic movies turn out great,but its up to the viewer to decide if its good or bad,not the critics.ill give it a 7,because i liked it.
openapartment
David Hasselhouf is the antithesis of Batman... and Lucy Lawless is a bit old to be Supergirl (probably wouldn't make a good blond either, but I guess they could make Supergirl a brunette). Anyway, I think it was a stretch to make this show, seeing as their only recently beginning to figure out superhero movies on the big screen...As far as the Justice League animated series goes, I think it is one of the finest cartoons out now. The stories are typically serious, many very imaginative (episode where Superman goes forward in time to meet Randall Savage). With the recent Justice League Unlimited, they should have more story options to play with, but I'm uncertain how interesting the stories will be when they add in so many superheroes, many second rate (and second rate DC characters are the worst!). Teen Titans, on the other hand, is a bit too silly to be taken seriously. It's fun and has interesting stories, but it's annoying how one minute they're goofing up and the next their all powerful (many scenes Beast Boy is useless, and in others he's incredibly agile and quick witted).www.festizio.net award-winning
no_picture_perfect
I saw the film in todays holiday progam. Frankly I have to say that There are few films that I spend with wincing that much.Everthing was painful. From the trying costumes to the even more trying dialogues. The Interview bits were not even funny or interessting. I have read Justice League Comics. The characters and how they were portrayed reminded me or the same writting and acting quality as a baywatch episode. (And I don't watch those either)BTW did I mention that the whole film was predictable as hell. Would have been nice to have a single moment that I didn't knew would happen minutes before. She freezing the wave. Tell me me this suprised you.Miguel Ferrer turning out the way he was ~yawn~ (And I like the actor from Broken Badges)aso...A waste of time.
