the injustice film is very sad 

You don't have Yuri as just a cameo and then just kill him and it sucks cuz flash is one of my favorite characters in Injustice

The Flash’s death here is disgustingly embarrassing

Yeah what they did to the flash was pretty messed up they did his so dirty even though he had one of the best redemption arcs and comic book history he play airport part in the Injustice universe that led to him being redeemed for all the stuff he has done and this is what they done to him that's wrong as hell

THAT WAS YURI?!?!??

@@ajwalswick4423 Ye. Hope he gets to play the Flash (Wally or Barry, but would prefer Wallly) in a good project one day

I honestly wouldnt mind if i went a decade without hearing mention of Harley Quinn she's so overused

The issue is with her is that her initial portrayal at the Jokers side is typical, villainous Harley. While the joker is using her, he is only really enabler as she had always wanted to act out and in some senses, was much better at it then the Joker was. Then, she is immediately written like Modern Harley who has the more tragic "abused lover" angle of having always been the victim. It shows a lack of understanding of who she was in that era of writing. I can work with that in the comics as the retcon to her history happened so long ago that she's actually really different to when she was just a villain. Issue is, she doesn't really go through any arc in Injustice. She starts off as a mass murdering bitch *and then* is immediately her more heroic self the moment Joker is out of the picture, without pause or difficulty. Almost as if most writers are just used to her being a semi heroic, more sympathetic character that they can't compared writing her in any other way. Honestly, I think DC has real difficulty in keeping it's villainesses, villainous. It's really odd to see someone like Punchline, who is a horrible woman who uses this to manipulate public perception, a breath of fresh air compared to a lot of the "actually they are much softer inside". I don't dislike Harley, but I do dislike how she's universally used as a good woman, even in universes (Injustice) where it really doesn't make much sense.

@@sweett3253 naw her animated show, well at least S1 is goated

Almost like you've never seen harley Quinn before

@@Heatlifer77 more like overrated

Good eye chief 😢😢

My man can change this by running faster than usual.

It seems like all these Justice League villains have something in common. Lex isn't happier if Superman dies. Joker is depressed if Batman dies. Thawne? He had the chance to kill Barry multiple times, but chooses not to.

@@ccelite3782 my guy, reverse flash can’t kill flash because then he will cease to exist

@@Blazingamer. that's what present Thawne says, but future Thawne can easily go back in time and kill Barry

It's because in that universe Steve Trevor was a Nazi

Tom Taylor straight-up admitted that he couldn't actually think of a way to turn a normal Diana into Regime!Diana, so he treated her as basically a straight-up evil counterpart from very early on. The Diana in the Injustice Movie feels more like the post-Infinite Crisis version of the character and how she would actually react to the things that happen here. Still a _bit_ dodgy (She's waaaaay too down with murder) but she steps back from the edge whereas the version in the comics and games gleefully skipped over it on her way to try and boink Clark.

She wasn't really a psycho in the comics. She was the one that got Superman to take off the Yellow Lantern Ring (and subsequently destroyed it), and there were several other things she did that were the opposite of being a psycho. It's just that she was loyal to the Regime because her first experience with men ever was her being screwed over by one, validating everything the Amazons said about not trusting them in her eyes.

That's kinda the point in alot of these else world stories she usually tends to encourage superman more in these kinds of stories. Like in the games she doesn't think she took advantage of superman but she most certainly did. And ultimately superman and her get past the point of no return.

@@ToaArcan wasnt steve trevor a nazi in the injustice universe or something? ive heard some reasons like that for why diana is a fuckin psycho in the comics

Exactly. It is also hilarious to see people completely miss it. The ones who hate Harvey, for instance. “No, dum dum, penalizing somebody who saved the world over old wrongdoings OF COURSE is counter-productive to their redemption”….. Some people never get the moral of the stories about redemption. Or weight redemption arbitrarily in years of public service - and even then, look backwards on those that did atone for their sins. People are bitter and vain. To me, redemption is internal. If a genocidal maniac like Plutonian changed internally overnight - so be it. They don’t have to prove anybody how exactly they must have suffered to change - they just did, and that is all that matters. Happy end.

@@kingol4801is it really redemption if there’s no penance or atonement? She didn’t even give a “sorry.” She’s only on Batman’s side cause Superman killed her love, She’s out for revenge.

@@Skullhawk13 Yes. It is. Redemption is not about self-afflicted suffering or vengeance. It is about change. Omni-man, for example. All things considered, he redeemed himself gracefully. And I would argue that if you don’t believe in his redemption, you don’t believe in redemption period. Redemption is not tipping the scales of the universe and undoing/trying to make up for everything bad one has done. It is about positive change. Otherwise, what you believe is not redemption - it is “checkbook” vengeance/proportional punishment. And redemption is definitely not that.

@@kingol4801 you completely sidestepped the fact she’s still exactly the same. Omniman also did leave earth and atone.

@@Skullhawk13 Harvey is not at all the same, and did plenty of heroics. As much as I love Omni-man, not everybody has to float through space with depressive soundtrack to “atone”. Atonement is about changing, in this case, moral alignment. They don’t necessarily have to change their personality or “act disturbed/mourning”.

If you haven’t read “Red Son”, using Clark’s humanity is a theme there as well.

Except, you know, it leaned into the idea that "A Superman who is evil is stronger than normal Superman because he doesn't hold back", ignoring the fact that Regime Superman is a bully who only ever fights people weaker than him and is thus not as experienced as the Superman we know.

Unironically that’s an improvement of the comic for me

Everyone always focuses on the Super, and never on the Man, both parts have their own weaknesses

@@lazaroskarmaniolas7410 You realize Regime Superman was just normal superman up until the point that Joker killed Lois, right? So he still has about the same experience.

I thought Red Sun was pretty good this movie though could have been better.

@@MarvelKnight-tw9hb I thought Red Son animated movie was bad.

At least Red Son was good (in my opinion anyway)

At least Superman Red son is a good movie and they were faithful to the source material Injustice was a horrible movie that should have made it to animated series like invisible

@@savagedarksider hey it's your opinion and I respect that but you got to give Red Sun credit at least it adapted almost the whole graphic novel where's this movie could barely touch the whole story of injustice!

Exactly what I've been saying. At least the first 2 years should've stayed as written from the comics, I mean they skipped SO many great moments (I.e. "Don't hurt my family anymore!!!") due to the bs scrunch time.

I think it should've be split into 5 seasons, each season adapting a year, with a sequel movie adapting injustice 2, similar to invincible. But this movie was trash.

Heck they could have been even better split into three

A show, or at least a trilogy of movies

​@@kenjikune2565 but that wasnt what ther wher going for

What? You mean you didn't like that the fastest man alive got killed by a jump scare?

People could say "but Scarecrow's fear toxin-" But Flash's breathing works way different than a normal human

@@annavirag546 no one here is saying speedsters can't die, flash was an important character in the comics, killing him off that early and in that way was terrible. It would have been better and more logical to kill him off in the explosion of metropolis. But what do I know, I'm apparently just a "moron"

@anna Virág They can be killed, just not like that. It would be like drowning Aquaman

@@annavirag546speedsters must’ve hit you in a deep place meat rider

I'd be ok with that if they didn't kill off the flash and then just not talk about him ever again

@habijjj that indeed was the worst part of the film, but tbf I've seen properties either kill off, or keep, heroes to fit their narrative in similar ways.

Wouldn't say different Universe, but possibly a different timeline

@CC Elite Could be either really haha hypertime vs multiverse

@@ccelite3782 did the director even explained the timeline?

Or that you can, but if you twist it in a way that actually somehow works. It's like getting into a car crash and somehow being able to parallel park the car perfectly.

Actually I felt the opposite, like it took out alot of important details and connected later stuff together.

@@epictoe7179 that's true and honestly you're not entirely wrong about that however one thing I will give the movie credit over the first injustice game is that its ending at least had Injustice Superman actually meet pregnant Lois lane who's pregnant with my boy Jonathan Samuel Kent superboy and injustice superman gives up willingly which personally as a ending I was actually fine about that at least in my opinion.

@@epictoe7179 Its both isn't it? In order to fit the run time, they lose a bunch of small but necessary details while rushing the main points

Nah I definitely agree it was to bare bones and on top of that they kill the flash at the beginning in the dumbest way possible and he never gets mentioned again.

@Tevya Smolka but in the games that kind of the point superman became the one thing batman feared he'd become if he started killing. Superman is to far gone in the games and comics he's crossed the line so many times that he can never go back. That's why even when good superman beats him he just ignores everything he says and continues to be evil. I mean superman killed kids on multiple occasions and most of the time they were doing exactly what superman would tell them to do normally which is to stand up to bullies and tyrants.

Glad you could enjoy it

Yes much better than the why he acts in the games I still love both injustice games but superman is such a asshole

The way they killed him off is really stupid though

@@ninjafrog6966 yeah cant argue there

@@KizzyBit I don’t have a problem with the decision to kill the flash, but the way they did it is honestly just embarrassing. Like he genuinely should’ve had no issue escaping this trap, but he does because plot, and then he dies and it’s like he gets wiped from everyone’s memory for the rest of the film

Injustice wonder women doesn't set right.in fact i feel the movie really fixed some of the problems with character motivation

Wasn’t he there for the part where Alfred is revived

A hero can fall from what they once were but can still rise back there