First of all, let me state that the following are just casual jokes, not enough fans, unprofessional, and possibly even wrong, just for entertainment.
First of all, the shortcomings are obvious. It is a common problem of DC animation series when the characters in the picture move too much. Secondly, the logic problem - although it is meaningless to tangle here, I still want to mention that the choice of the last three palaces is really blunt. It doesn't make sense, and I don't know if it is echoing the so-called family relationship discussed by Raven and Damian.
And the reason for giving five stars:
1. Compared with other DC animations, this one is basically full of violence and blood, and it is dark enough. The atmosphere is well rendered. In terms of previous DC animation viewing, it is desperate enough;
2. Since DC has been with me throughout my high school life, I deeply feel that this is actually a pretty good deal compared to the clichéd universe reboot villains "resurrection" (provided they "really die") and the mess of zombie universes. Flashpoint derivative stories, under the brainwashing of countless film and television works and comics, there are not many bright experiences after watching, although it is obvious: there are many loopholes and defects, but they are also complete and moving enough. This is feelings + stories;
3. Although the title of the film is called "Dark Justice League", it does not allow the relatively small DC magic department to truly dominate. This point is criticized by some critics, but it is precisely what I like. I even feel that the two camps in the film are integrated. Not blunt, just right.
In addition, the little relationship between Damian and Raven is really good. Although I am not particularly good at CP, I still want to like it.
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