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Name: Injustice
Released: 2021-9-9
Cast: Justin Hartley, Anson Mount, Laura Bailey, Zach Callison, Brian T. Delaney

Injustice

R
1h 19m
2021

50%

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When his world is shattered by tragic events set in motion by the diabolical Joker, Superman becomes hell-bent on enforcing peace...at any cost. The Man of Steel begins a reign of tyranny that can only be stopped by one hero: Batman. The splintered Justice League divides its ranks as the two former allies wage a deadly battle for freedom. In this alternate world of chaos, loyalties are tested, and the line between friend and foe blurs. Based on the critically acclaimed video game and graphic novel, Injustice unleashes an all-out war fought by DC’s mightiest. Can the world survive?

Director:

Matt Peters

Producer:

Rick Morales, Jim Krieg

Writer:

Ernie Altbacker

Cast:

Justin Hartley, Anson Mount, Laura Bailey, Zach Callison, Brian T. Delaney, Brandon Micheal Hall, Andrew Morgado, Edwin Hodge, Oliver Hudson, Gillian Jacobs, Yuri Lowenthal, Derek Phillips, Kevin Pollak, Anika Noni Rose, Reid Scott, Faran Tahir, Fred Tatasciore, Janet Varney

Injustice © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Justice League and all related characters and elements are ™ and © DC

Extras

Locked video

Adventures in Storytelling - INJUSTICE: Crisis and Conflict

30 MIN

Locked video

A Preview of REIGN OF THE SUPERMEN

2 MIN

Locked video

A Preview of THE DEATH OF SUPERMAN

7 MIN

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

50%

Reviews

Dynamic Duel Podcast

Jonathan Garcia

The short form nature of an animated film like this can't possibly capture the broad scope of the story across various other mediums. It's really heartbreaking that this wasn't an animated series.

Hartley, who is no stranger to portraying a DC Comics superhero, comfortably slips into voicing Superman as he goes "dark" and vengeful in Injustice.

The acting is solid, and the animation isn't of the highest quality, but it works for the story.

Easily has enough material to play out for multiple movies. The biggest mistake here was trying to pack everything into one film and hope for the best.

Injustice has a great premise. It needed to advance the source material and not just emulate its violence. An opportunity was lost here to really challenge Batman and Superman's unyielding virtue.

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