Batman & Superman: Battle Of The Super Sons (CGI Animated Feature)

I guess I liked it, but I liked it less and less as it went on.

We'll talk some basic opinions about this. The film was better than DC League Of Super Pets. If you ask me, this is the script DC should have spent money on with great animation and a top-tier voice cast. I'm certain many of the flaws I noticed could have been more easily forgiven if the film looked and sounded nicer.

Also need to point out there was NO way in hell that deserved a PG-13 rating, and it is more proof The MPAA is merely one step above a criminal organization. What a scam and a racket.

I loved the first half hour. I love that Jonathan isn't mad and is thrilled his dad is Superman! Which is the right reaction.

It's just once we get to Damian Wayne... Ugh.

Plenty of people have complained about this character, so I'm sure I'm saying nothing new. But the thing that bother the HELL out of me about Damian Wayne (and always has) is he is the one DC character I can think of where any writer you can think of does every possible thing wrong with that character that they possibly can. Deliberately. They take it as a personal challenge to fail him and the reader / viewer in the worst possible way they could ever conceive. If there is a way to make the reader or audience despise Damian Wayne in a way not previously explored, writers chomp at the bit to show us new ways why he sucks. I don't understand that. I don't understand why some fans tolerate a character designed for the audience to hate, not because he's badly written, but because he's intentionally written that way. DC needs a freaking intervention over Damian Wayne and yeah he just wrecked a movie I had sort of been enjoying.

I liked the animation on the Starros. It's surprisingly expressive when focused on the eye.

A strong opening made me believe I could really like this movie, but then it decided to show Damian Wayne Damian Wayneing beyond all reason. I don't like that DC created a character solely designed to piss people off and somehow expects us to care about him at the same time. Get help, DC. ***1/2.