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In the 1950s, a new generation of superheroes must join forces with the community's active veterans and a hostile US government to fight a menace to Earth.
Director:
Dave Bullock
Stars:
David Boreanaz,
Miguel Ferrer,
Neil Patrick Harris
The Incredible Hulk, ejected from Earth in a spaceship, crash-lands on a planet ruled by a tyrant, who forces him to fight in a coliseum against other powerful creatures. The Hulk reluctantly befriends the combatants on his team.
Director:
Sam Liu
Stars:
Rick D. Wasserman,
Lisa Ann Beley,
Mark Hildreth
As the home planet of the Green Lantern Corps faces a battle with an ancient enemy, Hal Jordan prepares new recruit Arisia for the coming conflict by relating stories of the first Green Lantern and several of Hal's comrades.
Dark forces older than time itself are on the attack, hell-bent on stopping the dawn of a wondrous new green age. Don't you hate when that happens? Even more shocking: Bender's in love with... See full summary »
The Joker is back with a vengeance, and Gotham's newest Dark Knight needs answers as he stands alone to face Gotham's most infamous Clown Prince of Crime.
A modern man's trespass of the island of the Amazons enables an imprisoned war god to escape and Princess Diana wins the responsibility to recapture him.
Director:
Lauren Montgomery
Stars:
Keri Russell,
Nathan Fillion,
Alfred Molina
Batman has not been seen for ten years. A new breed of criminal ravages Gotham City, forcing 55-year-old Bruce Wayne back into the cape and cowl. But, does he still have what it takes to fight crime in a new era?
In the behind the scenes featurette, voice director Andrea Romano reveals that James Woods recorded all of his lines as Owlman via satellite from a studio in Connecticut. See more »
Goofs
During Green Lantern's and Wonder Woman's assault on a drug manufacturing warehouse, after Wonder Woman has been knocked into a wall, Green Lantern backs into view from behind the building with his left arm extended and the sound effects indicate his ring is active. He is not surrounded by the glow indicating such, and his ring is visible on his right hand. See more »
Quotes
Flash:
How are we supposed to get inside again?
Lex Luthor:
Multi-frequency band, encryption analyzer-replicator pack.
Flash:
Some of us don't speak Star Trek.
Lex Luthor:
Think of it as a fancy garage-door opener.
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The fact that this animated notwithstanding, Crisis on Two Earths proves once again why DC has the market cornered in the medium of comic book/graphic novel adaptations. The story is essentially straight forward, but there are *just enough* convoluted twists to keep you interested, despite the fact that the film is animated. Quite frankly, I watched the DVD out of the sheer boredom and surprised at the fact this actually an all-around better film than last years "Xmen Origins: Wolverine" movie, and even though Crisis is basically a cartoon, its science fiction was more grounded than aforementioned Wolverine abomination. My only complaint is that the guy NCIS did the voice work for the Superman character. The fact of the matter is that Mark Harmon is a terrible actor in live action, his voice work isn't much better. Suffice it to say he's no Tim Daly, nor is even on par with the lowly Kevin Conroy. The looks and seems like he should be a high school janitor, that little tidbit aside, this is a solid DVD.
~J.
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The fact that this animated notwithstanding, Crisis on Two Earths proves once again why DC has the market cornered in the medium of comic book/graphic novel adaptations. The story is essentially straight forward, but there are *just enough* convoluted twists to keep you interested, despite the fact that the film is animated. Quite frankly, I watched the DVD out of the sheer boredom and surprised at the fact this actually an all-around better film than last years "Xmen Origins: Wolverine" movie, and even though Crisis is basically a cartoon, its science fiction was more grounded than aforementioned Wolverine abomination. My only complaint is that the guy NCIS did the voice work for the Superman character. The fact of the matter is that Mark Harmon is a terrible actor in live action, his voice work isn't much better. Suffice it to say he's no Tim Daly, nor is even on par with the lowly Kevin Conroy. The looks and seems like he should be a high school janitor, that little tidbit aside, this is a solid DVD.
~J.