Justice League Dark (Video 2017)

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Cast

Credited cast:
	Rosario Dawson	...	Wonder Woman (voice)
	Jerry O'Connell	...	Superman (voice)
	Camilla Luddington	...	Zatanna (voice)
	Enrico Colantoni	...	Felix Faust (voice)
	Jeremy Davies	...	Ritchie Simpson (voice)
	Jason O'Mara	...	Bruce Wayne / Batman (voice)
	Alfred Molina	...	Destiny (voice)
	Matt Ryan	...	John Constantine (voice)
	Nicholas Turturro	...	Boston Brand / Deadman (voice)
	Fred Tatasciore	...	Ghast (voice)
	Roger Cross	...	Alec Holland / Swamp Thing / John Stewart / Green Lantern (voice) (as Roger R. Cross)
	Jeffrey Vincent Parise	...	Rath / Policeman / Father (voice)
	JB Blanc	...	Abnegazar / Merlin (voice)
	Ray Chase	...	Jason Blood / Etrigan (voice)
	Sachie Alessio	...	Lady Shiva (voice)

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Justice League Dark is what it sounds like. It's the dark side of justice. A group of supernatural heroes who band together loosely to take on occult threats, supernatural threats - threats that the real Justice League may be powerless against. Written by annonymous

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When demons invade our world, the key to justice is in the shadows. See more »

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Rated R for some disturbing violence | See all certifications »

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

7 February 2017 (USA) See more »

Also Known As:

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Warner Bros. Animation, DC Entertainment See more »

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Technical Specs

Runtime:

75 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

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Trivia

Guillermo del Toro has been producing (and originally directing) a previous live-action adaptation of the Justice League Dark comic book under the working title of Dark Universe. The animated film is based on an old script for Dark Universe. See more »

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After defeating destiny and Zatanna arrives, Superman's chest can be seen behind her, in a different angle he disappears. See more »

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Business Woman: [on phone and her car is rear-ended] Well, just great! No, not the presentation. That's terrible. Some idiot just hit me.
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Version of Lego DC Comics: Batman Be-Leaguered (2014) See more »

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David takes on Goliath ,,, and David wins

24 January 2017 | by A_Different_Drummer – See all my reviews

You have probably wandered into this review expecting some kind words about a "good effort" from Warner Animation but, of course, compared to the concurrent zillion-dollar Dr. Strange epic from Marvel, "no cigar." Well, you would be wrong.

For two reasons.

First, in spite of the big budget, and the big Benedict, Dr. Strange suffers from all kinds of narrative problems, and gaps in continuity. Mainly, I think, the result of trying to cram too much into a film -- trying to give a typical Marvel backstory while at the same time trying to present an exciting self-contained thriller.

(Dr. Strange also suffers from following too closely the original arcs of the original comics. And, before you start pounding on the NOT USEFUL key, you should know that this reviewer not only read all the originals in the series but actually SUBSCRIBED to Dr. Strange back in the day, which meant that the nice Marvel people actually mailed me each issue as it came out. In an envelope. The original story arcs were far from Marvel's best, compared to its better-known heroes, featuring the same two villains over and over, Nightmare and Dormammu, each taking turns boring the reader to death.)

Which brings us to this ambitious JLA entry, an attempt to show that the mighty DC library can possibly take on the mighty Marvel library, sort of a David Goliath thing....? Frankly, they nail it.

Part of the fun is the script. Man, is it tight. One of the best I have ever encountered in a "superhero" animation. Early in the story, a hot babe who is actually the essence of Constantine's magic house does a 30 second analysis of Batman and concludes he is mainly pain and darkness.

"How do you manage?," she asks sincerely.

"I HAVE A BUTLER" Batman responds deadpan.

That is one of the best lines of dialog I have ever encountered from DC. You could even hear the guys over at Pixar getting nervous. And, even better, the quality of the writing holds up for the entire film. Wow.

To sum up, the high score is because DC/Warner attempted the impossible, taking on a Marvel live action film with their own animated product at a fraction of the cost, and more or less pulled it off. And because the boyz at DC/Warner understood that sometimes less is more, and wisely kept the other (over-exposed) members of the JLA in the background. And, most of all, because this is an entertaining and engaging film.