We Watched Injustice... Oh...My...Superman... 

Should The Joker Die? Absolutely. Does Batman have to do it? No. The Government should have Chaired him long ago.

Batman's reasoning is simple: vigilantes aren't above the law. He catches Joker, it's on the courts to decide his fate. And they keep putting him in Arkham. People want Batman to kill Joker so they don't have to admit he isn't the one who failed. They are.

Wonder Woman was such an instigator in this. Joker crossed all the lines and I get Supes is angry and hurt but he also crossed too many lines. Plastic Man was such a treat this movie

So, to give context about Plastic Man, how powerful he is and why is he so ignored by DC. Plastic Man's is capable of shapesshifting and stretching at an extreme point, and is extremely resistant, not in the sense that he is invulnerable, but in the sense that he has been blown up, broken, melted, and he just fuses the separated parts, covers the missing parts, etc. And in that way always recovers in no time This guy is almost impossible to kill unless you destroy him to a molecular level because if there's at least a part of plastic man somewhere, then he will come back. He also works AMAZING as an spy, he can transform into objects and other characters with ease and has been used for multiple infiltration missions, also, you saw how locks and stuff like that usually have no chance because he will somehow open them. Batman who has a plan for EVERYONE, literally has a plan against plastic man that is resumed in "freezing him so that he can't stretch, and keep him there" admitting that they are lucky to have Plasticman on their side. And because of how OP he is, he isn't used or is left at the backseats. He basically needs to be extremely nerfed if you want to use him and make a story in wich he is not just inmediately winning.

It’s hard to imagine Gotham letting Joker off the hook so many times and not establishing a death penalty for all the atrocities he committed.

I imagine this is the reason Superheroes don’t tend to ever kill. Because once you kill to solve a problem, you’ll start to see it as a common solution and see yourself as being above the law which is why they usually leave the villains sentences to the people. Batman is afraid of what he’ll become if he ever crosses that line and he’s just a human. Now a super powered alien who can fight and even best gods? That’s terrifying to have as a dictator.

Ironically Enough, this movie is an injustice to the comic series of Injustice. It rushes through so many plot points and story line to try to condense a 5 year tale into a feature length. You guys should check out the comic series in your own time.

In the original story joker didn't kill flash. And flash was one of the key players in injustice.

"Deadwing" is the Injustice's version of "Deadman" who is a legitimate spirit hero in DC Comics. In the comics, Deadman was once an acrobat known as Boston Brand before he was shot mid flying trapeze act. The Goddess of Balance and Karma, Rama Kushna, help him bring his killer to justice but also kept him around to help with other conflicts, aiding others such as Batman, the Spectre, and Justice League Dark. When you eventually watch the first of the 16 Justice League Animated Movie Universe films that starts with "Justice League: Flashpoint Paradox," you will see Deadman in action when you get to the "Justice League Dark" film (which is in the exact middle of that franchise).

"Joker was about FREEDOM!" "He killed 11 million people." THANK YOU.

Damian is like that because he was initially raised by Ra's and Talia. Damian never even got to meet his Father, Batman, until he was about 10. And by that point he had had a decade's worth of indoctrination and almost as much assassin training (I'm pretty sure Ra's started training Damian as young as like 3 or 4).

9:44 the thing is. It's not Batman's job to kill but actually the governments decision to lock him up every time instead of doing electric chair once.

Flash: *dies at the beginning and us never seen again* Everyone else: *"So anyways..."*

The black guy in the tower was Mr Terrific, a legacy hero who is kinda like a mentally well adjusted and self-made Batman. He usually hangs in the tower because he recognizes as a "normal" human he's most valuable coordinating the rest of the league.

You guys don't know Plasticman? He's one of DC's most powerful heroes. In Batman's contingency files even Batman admits he has no solid counter to Plasticman. He considers freezing him, but admits that's only a temporary restraint for Plas.

For a brief rundown, plastic man is basically able to not just shapeshift, but manipulate the very molecules that make up his body. He can stretch and grow to any size and mimic any physical or liquid compound, and full shape his level of density. Hell superman I’m the injustice comics considered him the biggest threat to his regime. Plus his moleculer mimicry is absolutely perfect. He chooses to have a red and skin colour palet, but can he any colour, therefore mimic ANYTHING.

Something that doesn't get touched on enough in a lot of these movies is that Batman's villains do sometimes get rehabilitated. Most are a victim in some way, suffer from mental illness and/or trauma, or have good intentions, so while locking them up may seem like a light punishment, the comics and some of the cartoons will show some of them trying to get better, and like humans, sometimes they make mistakes in that process or regress, but many do successfully become citizens again. Obviously, some like Joker have no chance of rehabilitating, but that's an exception to the general rule.

- Check out the Suicide Squad Assault on Arkham movie - In the game Supes is a straight up villain. He murdered Shazam

Not only everyone died in metropolis,but sadly Beastboy and kid flash died in the explosion as well.

something alot of people miss when talking about injustice is that you arent supposed to agree with superman.

I read something that said if Plastic Man had different morals and was a bad guy he'd be the most dangerous person on the Justice League.

Fun fact: A joke in the comics is that Plastic man wanted to go by Elastic man, but a news reporter made a mistake and said his name was Plastic man

Ngl, one of the reasons why i love watching you guys, is because you're actually down to try and enjoy things, to have a good time. Because for fans, this is like, BOTTOM OF THE BARREL when it comes to DC films, so seeing you guys actually enjoying the story for what it is, instead of what it isn't (the comics that are adapted here play the story differently), which you've done with alot of other films and shows, is genuinely refreshing and nice to watch. Kind of a nice reminder that sometimes you just gotta watch a show, instead of trying to see what's wrong with it. You imght end up finding joy in things alot more LOL Also, for DC, PLEASE. Return of the Joker, you can totally watch it on its own (but obviously hits harder if you watch the material it follows). Otherwise DEFINITELY recommend the New 52 stuff if you wanna go full hard on a serialized movie universe.

In the comic when Nightwing died even the villains stopped fighting out of respect/fear.

Superman fans tend to hate stories like this. The most compelling part of Superman is that he's all-powerful but incorruptible. If this actually happened, Superman would probably kill the Joker but then go live on Oa or some other planet. Evil Superman stories miss the point of his character.

2:10 dude this is batman we are talking about. one of the greatest detectives in comic book history.

For a great Superman film that shows why he's more interesting when he DOESN'T snap, I'd recommend "Superman VS. The Elite."

Amazo (the robot) is a classic Justice League-level threat. Made by a scientist named Ivo, he copies all of their powers and becomes stronger than all of them. They usually have to come up with a clever way to beat him, in any scenario.

Injustice is such a great concept for another universe in dc imo because literally no one is safe anyone is up on the table to be the next to die tho I really don't like how in this movie version the kill flash he's very interesting in the games, also f wonder woman in this universe she's the true villain imo Edit: I completely forgot to mention the whole chess scene with Mr terrific was actually done with flash in the comics and berry doesn't know how to play so he speed learns how to and constantly puts Clark in checkmate it's great

You need to start reacting to the DCAU that starts with Flashpoinylt Paradox (2013) goes into Justice League War (2014) then has a bunch of films before its end with JL Dark Apokolips War (2020)

Yeah, Batman punching that pillar till his hands bled, the tears and the weeping kills me inside each time I see it.

Nightwing's death was more gruesome in the comic, Damian threw the baton, it hit Nightwing like it did here, but then Nightwing fell and broke his neck on an upturned section of floor tile.

I never understood why people bash batman for not killing Joker as if it isn't the governments job to give him the death penalty. Batman job is to stop him and capture him, y'all handle him and if you don't wanna then don't complain.

Oh, if you guys think that Plastic Man is a dumb name, you clearly aren't ready for my goat, Elongated Man

Next movie would recommend is Superman vs The Elite as it shows why Superman and his ideals are important and what makes him still relevant to this day

In the Injustice comics Damian hits Dick's head that doesn't kill him his neck falling on a rock after does.Dick's neck fell on The rock Snapping his neck kills him. 21:44

A short explanation on amazo. He's a super adaptive android that was made using nanotechnologyand can copy the powers fighting style and skills of anyone or anything. There's actually a version of him in justice league unlimited that's practically god. He's broken as fuck.

wonder woman is a warrior first and a hero by training afterward. by her training threats are killed to protect your home. when wonder woman has as threat to her home its ares, hades, heracules, circe, or worse. these arent opponents you can jail . sometimes you cant even kill them. also you guys should watch the OG justice league and Justice league unlimited cartoons.

Ok so that Mr Terrific guns debate was between Flash and Superman in the comics. Flash fans were kinda pisses about how he was treated in this adaptation, considering his role in the game and comics

Yeah, there are ALOT of different realities in DC. 💜 Some good, some bad, some absolutely devastating.

Fun Fact: -Batman in this was voiced by Anson Mount who plays Captain Christopher Pike in ‘Star Trek’ Strange New Worlds’. -Batman in *’Under The Red Hood’* was voiced by Bruce Greenwood who plays Captain Christopher Pike in ‘Star Trek (2009)’ and ‘Star Trek: Into Darkness’.

“Never make a decision when you’re mad & never make a promise when you’re happy.” I officially love it when is just these two reacting.

The only thing imprecise about this is that Superman is portrayed as being invincible, when this is not true, many justice league characters can easily match and even surpass him WW for example, she killed him many times in the comics, Batman itself described her as "a female Superman with no known kryptonite"

I like how the movie establishes that Superman killing Joker was, however justified, spur of the moment, and how when he realizes what he's done he's visibility shocked/horrified.

In the games, Wonder Woman was the true villain. She took advantage of Superman being in a bad situation and molded him into a tyrant.

The way to start reading comics is to just choose a character/group that seems interesting and then either searching on google good starting points or just reading one-offs / independent stories, like Superman Red Son or Batman White Knight, which are separate stories kinda like these movies

You guys should watch young justice its a really good show and you guys would definitely like it

You guys should really react to the story mode for both games. The story of the movie and the game are similar yet different in many ways from each other. Most people preferred the games storyline.

In Batman defense he cant kill the Joker since he's insane and when he did he got sent to jail

my sin as a comic book fan is i actually really enjoyed the injustice 2 comics, but only because i thought what they did with ted kord, jaime reyes, and booster gold was really interesting.

YAAAAA I was not expecting this! The woman in the mirror was raven.

21:40 in the comics Nightwing got hit in the head by Damien, but he also fell on a rock that snapped his neck

Alright Boom I shan’t tolerate your Superman slander any longer so here’s my proposition; watch Superman vs. the Elite, it’s an animated movie from the 2000’s it’s like barely an hour long but I think it should at the very least understand why people will defend Superman so much, you don’t even have to watch it on the channel

Fun fact, Jimmy Olson (the kid who was shot through the camera by joker, was voiced by Zach Callison who also voiced Steven Universe!!!

31:36 That's a pretty good summary of all those "[Villain X] was RIGHT!" videos, where some mental rutabaga tries to claim that a psychotic mass-murderer is "right" because they have a point about something. Newsflash for those people: Having a point doesn't mean you're right; it just means you have a point! You can still be 100% wrong in your conclusions and actions!

DCAU Movies to watch in order: Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox (2013) Justice League: War (2014) Son of Batman (2014) Justice League: Throne of Atlantis (2015) Batman vs. Robin (2015) Batman: Bad Blood (2016) Justice League vs. Teen Titans (2016) Justice League Dark (2017) Teen Titans: The Judas Contract (2017) Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (2018) The Death of Superman (2018) Constantine: City of Demons (2018) Reign of the Supermen (2019) Batman: Hush (2019) Wonder Woman: Bloodlines (2019) Justice League Dark: Apokolips War (2020)

Fun fact, yuri lowenthal voices the flash in this movie :)

Honestly never a fan of Injustice. This movie isn't bad, but it just shows how far out of character you have to make Clark to be like this. It's Zack Snyder level writing and Diana acts weirdly cold as well. It was cool to see Catwoman and Huntress as well as Harley and Green Arrow. Damien being here is neat, but his design looks rough compared to other versions. Loved that his big brother forgave him for being incredibly stupid and killing him.

Joker kills millions of people Batman: Put him in the same prison he escaped from thousands of times

You guys should watch the New 52 universe which starts with Justice League: Flashpoint Paradox the continued by Justice League: War, Son of Batman, Justice League: Throne of Atlantis, Batman vs. Robin, Batman: Bad Blood, Justice League vs. Teen Titans, Justice League Dark, Teen Titans: The Judas Contract, Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay, The Death of Superman, Constantine: City of Demons, Reign of the Supermen, Batman: Hush, Wonder Woman: Bloodlines, Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, and ends with Constantine: House of Mystery After that you should watch the tomorrowverse which is connected to the new 52 it starts with Superman: Man of Tomorrow then is followed by Justice Society: World War II, Batman: The Long Halloween - Part One, Batman: The Long Halloween - Part Two, Green Lantern: Beware My Power, Legion of Super-Heroes and Justice League: Warworld then will end with Crisis on Infinite Earths Trilogy.

Why watch this among all the DC animated films? I mean if anything, especially with y'all lack of DC knowledge would have been great to start from the beginning like the 2000s. But at least y'all watched JL Doom. That was great.

Plastic Man can shape shift, has complete control over his physiology, can control his density, his elasticity, and his strength. He can make his body as flexible as a rubber band or as hard as a rock, he can make himself as large as he wants, and he can add more muscles to his physique thereby making himself exponentially strong. Additionally, Plastic Man boasts invulnerability, the ability to regenerate any body part, and an immunity to telepathy, making him a very formidable adversary. Plastic Man was incapacitated in the JLA story arc "Tower of Babel" when mercenaries froze and shattered his body. Once thawed and reassembled, he was physically unharmed. Batman had said that out of all the superheroes, Plastic Man is the strongest one. He just hide it behind his goofy personality.😊

"No that's a punchline."

Damian was raised in an assassin cult. He's as sane as he possibly could be

Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox July 30, 2013 Justice League: War February 4, 2014 Son of Batman April 22, 2014 Justice League: Throne of Atlantis January 13, 2015 Batman vs. Robin April 7, 2015 Jay Oliva Batman: Bad Blood January 20, 2016 Justice League vs. Teen Titans March 29, 2016 Justice League Dark January 24, 2017 Teen Titans: The Judas Contract April 4, 2017 Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay March 27, 2018 The Death of Superman July 24, 2018 Constantine: City of Demons - The Movie[8] October 9, 2018 Reign of the Supermen January 29, 2019 Batman: Hush July 20, 2019 Wonder Woman: Bloodlines October 5, 2019 Justice League Dark: Apokolips War May 5, 2020 Second group, the "Tomorrowverse" (2020-2024) Superman: Man of Tomorrow August 23, 2020 Justice Society: World War II April 27, 2021 Batman: The Long Halloween - Part One June 22, 2021 Batman: The Long Halloween - Part Two July 27, 2021 Legion of Super-Heroes February 7, 2023 Justice League: Warworld July 25, 2023 Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part One January 9, 2024 Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Two April 23, 2024 Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three Q24

Damian was raised by Tali and the League of Assassins and didn’t know Bruce until he was 10 (can vary based on the story) which definitely explains him haha i’m sure you guys know this already but certain movies and films are stand alone and some have their own continuity they’re a part of. any outside of a main canon you can call an “Elseworlds”

That’s Mr. Terrific. One of the world’s three smartest men. In the original comic, it was actually Flash who argued with Superman.

If Superman REALLY wanted to help, he'd send all the major villains to the Phantom Zone. It's better that way because A.) The villains would be out of everyone's hair and could no longer do harm, B.) They'd most likely die once there anyways because the Phantom Zone is filled with dangerous criminals and monsters, and C.) You could do it in a discreet manner that would allow you to retain your public image; Nobody could know about it since the Phantom Zone projector is in the Fortress of Solitude.

I really hope you guys watch Superman vs the Elite or the show My Adventures with Superman. They're some of the few adaptations that give Clark depth without turning him into a villain. The first Reeve movie is great, but the sequels are kind of a mess. And the Henry Cavill ones he spends too much time in the passenger seat not progressing the plot IMO.

The guy with the T on his face is called Mr. Terrific. He's a super genius and has tons of gadgets. Kinda like Batman.

I think you guys would love Flashpoint: Paradox! It's one of their best works and I genuinely believe it still stands up to this day.

So Robin 101. there's 4 imprtant Robins in order of creation Dick Grayson, Jason todd, Tim Drake, Damian Wayne. Dick Grayson was a circus performer and expert acropbat before being adopted by Bruce after his family got whacked by the Mob, after discovering Bruce is Batman he became The first Robin, after Robin gre up into a teen he would swap back and forth between being Batmans ward and being the leader of the teen titans (most Titans media assume the Robin is Dick grayson unless said otherwise, he'd soon want to become his own hero instead of just a sidekick so he dropped the Robin mantle and became nightwing (later dead man, but you know how comics work so he soon went back to nightwing) still sometimes the leader of the Titans or young justice league. second Robin, Jason Todd, born into a troubled life and quickly becoming a street rat he was adopted and took in by batman after being caught trying to tire jack the batmoblie. Jason due to being much older and filled with lesser coping capability than Dick quickly became violent as he aged, almost killing multiple thugs and villians. you know the rest of the story from the red hood movie, but what you might not know is that he is now forever the red hood, he hasn't changed his name, but he flips between vengance and care free kid trying to find his place in the world with a group of outcasts that he formed. depends on the writer. Tim Drake and the most obscure of the important Robins, being the only Robin to find Bruce due to his detective skills after seeing how batman was becoming more unstable from the loss of Jason, Not many major events define Tim Drake as Robin, but he is seen by Batman himself as not only the smartes Robin, but having the ability to be smart than Bruce himself. After growing up Tim Drake would like the others before him drop the Robin mantle for the "Red Robin" persona instead. The Last Robin (So far) And the only biological son to Bruce is Damian, a clone (sometimes) Of Bruce after Talia..."acquired" DNA. Damian was raised from birth by the league of assasains, Batman taking responsibility for his child would take him as Robin to try to counter act the violent and cult like teachings of the League of Assasins. Damian is identified as using a sometimes using a sword, being the youngest and the only Ward to still be a child, A hood with his Robin suit, and being so edgy he could get banned from 4chan, While also modding for 4chan. Over the years he isn't as nad in the comics, and now has a lovingness for animals and keeps many as pets, including the meme worthy "Batcow".

"is that supermans dad? He looks like him, but older" are you forgetting that superman is adopted 😂

"Never make a decision when you're mad make a promise when you're happy." That's exactly what been needin to hear. Smart man boom

25:17, if I’m not mistaken. Batman was drugged(not himself) when that happened.

what I think is the most interesting aspect of this storyline is that Superman begins his rule preaching about ending conflits and stoping bloodshed, but slowly turns into a tyrant dictator, opressing and hunting his oposition and becomes the very source of conflits and bloodshed. He embodies the phrase "You either die a hero or live long enough and become a vilan"

my biggest criticism of that movie (but far from the only one) is how they dirty they did flash I get that he is completely OP and an idealist that would stand up to Sup' but they should've found another way to put him out of commission

Plastic man is absolutely terrifying in universes where hes not so nice

Would’ve had a better time just watching the cutscenes from the game stitched together Or just watching the Comicstorian video

DC do have a strange habit of doing 'what if the nicest heroes turn bad?' storylines, and given how long Supes has been around he is an easy target. Brought over the edge by the Joker, Injustice is the usual avenue for evil dictator Superman, being the comic event, this movie and a fighter game franchise. I mean Clark is actually a solid dad, the current comics had him mentor his son Jonathon a lot, until he had to go off-planet, then he left his tutelage in the hands of Nightwing, who also did a great job btw. Jon is like Damian's best friend too so it's like 'our dads are friends so we're basically brothers'. If Flash pushes himself he can run faster than time itself, the power that enables his super speed is the Speed Force, so he can go back in time with it, but there's often a big butterfly effect. Also, every 'speedster' shares the Speed Force, so its availability can get divided. Green Lantern can do anything he can will himself to do, the limits of the ring are often based on his mindset, and mostly the bylaws of the Green Lantern Oath but enough willpower can even supersede that Yes, it is Plastic Man, he is surprisingly powerful given his comic relief and pervy anime guy kinda personality. They did kill off Dick similarly in the comics, there was rubble there to break his neck but it was still rather weak, the level-headed need to be killed off quickly and if Dick isn't evil (or shot in the head to become an amnesiac but we don't talk about Ric) he's often swatted aside, Hawkman also gets clowned a lot, which is a shame because he's kinda a badass. Turning him into an iteration of Deadman (a ghost hero who similarly to Dick was a circus performer) I think was for the movie only. Talia was still active when Damian was left with Bruce, it's just that for much of his childhood until then Bruce didn't know he had a son. 26:53 this, is Mister Terrific, specifically the second iteration - Michael Holt. Canonically the third smartest man on Earth. Super intelligent, practically a natural in everything he tries, and a very impressive inventor. A bright spot for Injustice is that it did really push on Harley Quinn as an antihero, her comedy and charisma did help guide her into being a more independent character too. 31:48 it sounds nuts but, consider human history... I think with Wonder Woman it's more her culture; she's an Amazon, they're a nation of warriors, she's not squeamish to killing an enemy so long as there's justification. And she believed Superman to be indelible, incorruptible, until he wasn't. I enjoyed Smallville, it has its iffy parts (and more uncomfortable moments under the context of the Allison Mack stuff) but it was solid and went its own direction, so many good actors hidden in there too. Michael Rosenbaum as Lex is fantastic, and John Glover as Lionel is also awesome. AMAZO is often like that, Under the Red Hood did tone him down a lot but once he gets a chain of powers going he becomes harder to beat.

I hated they alloed Harley to live and get away with what she did. She knew what joker was going to do and went along with it. I didn't like she gets of scott free

Seeing Batman cry is like seeing your dad cry

Love Injustice, only negative I can give it is pacing, but otherwise, lovely.

INJUSTICE literally sprang from Ed Boon, the creator of MORTAL KOMBAT. Both Netherealm (Boon's video game brand) and DC are owned by Warner Bros., and Boon is/was a huge DC fan. He got permission to do a Mortal Kombat / DC crossover game ("Mortal Kombat vs. DC") which kinda flopped (due to the fact the MK games are hyper-violent and DC heroes generally don't kill), but the game sold well enough that Boon then got permission to do a pure DC fighting game - INJUSTICE. The game sold nearly on the same level as MK, and to capitalize on the game's popularity, DC began a comic series based on the in-game storylines. Very quickly, the comic story began to outpace the game as far as character inclusion, to where this animated movie condenses for the most part both the 2 video games, and a few years' worth of comic storyline.

You guys should react to young justice and JLA

Also to add this other melt batman code helps him from crossing that line. Because he even realizes that the danger of him crossing it. Maybe it's the joker today tomorrow it's penguin. Next it's a kid who Jay walks on accident. Next is a drunk driver who accidentally ramped up into somebody. Next maybe it may be catwoman. Maybe he might say his justice should be a law. And try to go after others who don't agree. It's just like in the red hood movie it would be too easy. Then it would be to normalize for him to do it. Batman symbol for vengeance return to a symbol of murder. People won't remember Batman as the hero. Difficult down that line he will be remembered as the psychopath. Another killer and a sea of killers that live in gotham. Not killing these villains also has the benefit of him trying to help rehabilitate them. Some of them can be helped you have to find the ones who are willing to accept it. Killing everybody out there won't help. All it does is create the circle of violence. Of murder brutality all over. It won't help anybody. It probably would just make things worse.

Love this movie

The important thing to remember about DC heroes is that no one's secret identity is truly secret.

NOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!! There are so many amazing animated DC films and you choose to watch this?!?! Its easily one of their all time worst.

The flash TV is ridiculously inconsistent but because as obvious comics prove how fast because it's it origin. Flash can save everyone before a bomb hits and the shockwave begins saving all 9 million people or so far and safe.

What I hate about Injustice that it made people think that "Evil Superman" is a "cool idea" when it's not, there's a better trope in both Ultra-Man and maybe Lord Superman but not Injustice and that's because they're not "Evil Supermen" but they represent the opposite of what Clark stands for, the worst of humanity while Superman represents the best of us. This dude had the great teachings of the Kents but still decided to go all batshit after Lois died and Metropolis went up. Superman is supposed to be the beacon of Hope and he would've stood tall and and try his damned hardest to make everything better. Sure, it would've been hard at first, really hard but he still would've pulled through because that's the man he is, even in moments of adversity, he'll still that light that guides people to a better tomorrow.

Bro, the meme's ain't lying PLASTIC MAN IS OP He is both liquid and solid at fhe same time, can Shapesift, disguise, can regenerate, IS STRETCHY, AND CAN TAKE ANY KIND OF DAMAGE as in punching like it's not that big of a deal. Aka, Superman's punches Also from what i get, he can't die, he is immortal Even his Flashpoint version is brutal

Gonna be honest, they butchered this compared to the games and comics. They somehow managed to have BATMAN come off as more of a villain than Superman!

Oh, the 2 Injustice games go through this story SO much better than this movie does. But I still enjoy this movie! 💜 Needless to say.....y'all should 100% play the Injustice games.

Just so you guys know this whole story is elseworlds, like an alternate universe thing, so it has never been canon to the main universe of the comics. So Superman never went fully dictator and Joker never nuked metropolis in the main timeline.

I like this I guess hard core fans didn't.

Plastic Man has always been a favorite of mine as a child due to Batman: Brave and the Bold. Still is tjll this day alongside Red Tornado

Such a goated movie. I get Injustice fans don’t like it but it’s more than fine, they have Comics and 2 full video games. This movie just took a different but good spin. And maybe they didn’t know if they would be able to make multiple movies on it so they couldn’t just do the different years. Marvel has some good underrated movies like the Ultimate Avengers 1&2 and Next Avengers Heroes of tomorrow

Since you liked this then you will definitely like “Superman vs The Elite” & “Justice League Crisis on 2 Earths” - Plastic Man real name Patrick “Eel” O’Brian a common crook turned superhero who is one of the most powerful, & he had his own series back in 1979 then later showed up in other series like a recurring character in Batman the Brave & the Bold voiced by Tom Kenny - The Hindu god Rama Kushna is the the one that gave Deadman (real name Boston Brand) another hero that Nightwing is kind of does his role in this movie which is interesting because both of them were circus trapeze artist - Mr. Terrific real name Michael Holt is one of DC’s comics most intelligent people

Damian Wayne was raised by the League of assassins and the ras-al-gul and was born and raised to b a assassin to get his history watch ( son of Batman) also crazy AF