Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths

Name: Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths
Released: 2010-2-23
Cast: Mark Harmon, James Woods, Chris Noth, William Baldwin, Gina Torres

PG-13
1h 15m
2010

age 11+

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In an alternate universe, an heroic Lex Luthor battles to save his planet from an evil variation of the Justice League! Now, to save his earth, Luthor enlists the Justice League from his universe's Crime Syndicate, a gang of villains with superpowers evenly matched with those of the Justice League. And in the ultimate battle of good versus evil, not only the fate of two earths hangs in the balance, but also the continuation of all existence!

Director:

Producer:

Writer:

Dwayne McDuffie

Cast:

Mark Harmon, James Woods, Chris Noth, William Baldwin, Gina Torres, Bruce Davison

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Common Sense Media

age 11+

Common Sense Says

Superhero movie mixes cartoon violence, positive messages.

What Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that this animated superhero adventure is heavy on fantasy violence, with lots and lots of fighting -- as well as weapons, some blood, and minor characters' deaths. There's also some mild language ("ass," "crap," etc.), flirting, kissing, and innuendo. Although it's edgier than the Justice League TV show, this story about Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Flash, Lex Luthor, and more does have strong messages about teamwork, helping others, and standing up to bullies, as well as a more complex subplot about free will. Older tween and teen superhero fans should get a kick out of it, but it may be a bit much for some younger viewers.