Just to let you know…the animation style was based on the original artwork for the comic that this film was based on. Therefore they had to stay true to it and they did an amazing job. And I absolutely loved it, but that’s just my opinion.

I do agree that sometimes the dialogue was a little stale, like that scene between Wonder Woman and Big Barda when they’re wandering through the sewers on Apokolips. What the hell was that? I didn’t read the particular comic that this one was based on, so I can’t really say if that wasn’t necessary or not, but if it was in the comic, they could have at least done it better. However, I believe the acting talent within the film allowed them to pull it off anyway. I absolutely loved the animation style and believed that the action scenes were incredibly well done. I enjoyed the relationship that was conveyed between Superman and Supergirl and felt that it allowed for a more human/vulnerable side of Superman to be displayed as opposed to the god-like figure that we see in some of the other movies.

I have read other comics within this series and I can assure you, it is one of the best comic series I’ve ever read. Big Noise was especially one of my favorites.

The question I want to know is, are they doing any more Superman/Batman movies in this line? Because it’s only the first two installments, Public Enemies and Supergirl, that are somewhat dependent on each other in terms of story-line. The other ones can stand on their own. I would love to see more following in this series.

It’s common knowledge that Rodney is a huge fan of comics (I personally am fascinated by them, but don’t have the patience or the money to get really into them the way most fans do).

I have faith in Rodney as a reviewer, so it’s good to see him blasting something that isn’t good – even if he really loves the franchise it originates from.

It probably came off as more “attack” than I meant.

How so?

This movie seemed like it was more oriented towards teenage girls. Which is maybe why I didn’t like it as much. With the shopping spree and all the girly aspects.

The art style also seemed like it was done by the people who did the Totally Spies cartoon or one of the Barbie movies. Superman looked way to pretty IMO.

Batman and the final show down with Darkseid were the only redeeming qualities I found in the movie. That being said. I look forward to more of these Movies. Under the Red Hood is probably my favorite. And I just saw a Green Arrow short that was also quite good.