Justice League Dark

I don't like Batman don't see why he's the main character in DC everything now it's pretty annoying but it won't stop me from accepting the fact that I enjoyed this movie a lot but seriously they could've done without him the whole movie because he wasn't very helpful he was just there to be made fun of another thing is that the Justice league was almost entirely uninvolved and about a third of them showed up in the end it was still good with the right amount of action an unexpected plot twist and so on

MEH 😔 ... By far one of the worst DC animated movies in recent years. I wouldn't consider it garbage, it was "ok", but NO WHERE NEAR the caliber of the other DCAU movies. It seems to me a rush hack job with little concern on quality plot/story and more concern on throwing together a JL Dark movie for a quick buck. I have been saying that the creators of the DC animated movie universe should take over the cinematic reigns, but it seems like the opposite was done here... Like JL Dark was "BvS-ed" ...something with so much potential was mired by some real stupid decisions by real stupid people. 5 stars???... Really? You would rate this as high as some of the other great DC animated movies??? Rated-R????... Really?? For what??? Violence and magic/occult/demons??? Maybe PG-13 but definitely not deserving of an R rating. Maybe they had hoped the R-rating would bring in more interest??? To anyone complaining about it being "satanic" and not for little kids: it's a freaking FANTASY! Get over yourselves and keep your hypocritical religious beliefs to yourselves... you probably rob all imagination from your kids lives like: no Santa; no trick or treating; no Easter eggs; no wishing upon a star... Etc. It's called justice league "DARK" for a reason... are you that stupid or are you that willing to stir BS for BS's sake? Is it too dark for little kids??? Yes and no. You need to be responsible enough to pre-screen it yourself and decide whether or not your children are mature enough to watch it. I thought "Where the wild things are" (rated-PG/2009) was much more dark and detrimental to young viewers than this.

A fun, magical adventure but it doesn't push the envelope for DC Animation. The villain's introduction is scary and it pulls you in. Disclaimer: I knew nothing about Constantine prior to this. Being British does not instantly make a character cool & well rounded. As a result, Constantine comes off very flat in this film. Etrigan is a personal favorite & Swamp Thing steals the scenes he's in. The villain serves well for the story but won't be remembered.