Distributor:
Warner Certificate: Not Rated | 87
minutes | Region 1 | NTSC
Available to buy Extras: Yes
ANYONE
IN IT WE KNOW? Superman, Batman, The Green Lantern, The Flash, Wonder Woman
WHAT’S
IT ABOUT THEN?
A
pair of two part stories
featuring the greatest super
heroes ever assembled tackling
feindish evil doers hell bent on
world take over, the first story
The Brave and The Bold sees The
Flash and Green Lantern doing
battle against Gorilla Grodd, a
primate who hates mankind and
has a mind controlling device
which he plans to use against
the world. The second story
Injustice For all features
Superman's arch nemesis Lex
Luthor who has assembled a whole
rack of villains including the
likes of Copperhead, The Shade
and The Joker to once and for
all bring down The Justice
League.
SO
IS IT ANY GOOD?
This
animated series from Warner's doesn't take itself too seriously and as
such is pretty enjoyable. The actual concept for the series dates back
to 1960 when an episode of the comic book The Brave and The Bold first
teamed all the heroes together.
The
League are a force to be reckoned all right, individually amazing but
together unstoppable (despite that though it seemed there were plenty
happy to try.
This
production is certainly a lot scarier than King's novel, it's always
easier to downplay in your head menacing things in books but when they
are on screen they tend to implant themselves in your brain, the
production also does well at carrying off that undercurrent of
uneasiness that is essential if the piece is to work. This 2 part
mini-series first seen on the TNT network is well worth getting scared
by.
ANY
SPECIAL FEATURES?
Storyboard
For Justice follows an action sequence from its initial concept to final
filming.
This
production is certainly a lot scarier than King's novel, it's always
easier to downplay in your head menacing things in books but when they
are on screen they tend to implant themselves in your brain, the
production also does well at carrying off that undercurrent of
uneasiness that is essential if the piece is to work. This 2 part
mini-series first seen on the TNT network is well worth getting scared
by.
