Anyone else think that somewhere in the Batcave, Batman is watching the news with a satisfied grin while Albert is looking at him and saying, "Master Bruce, did you teach Mr. Kent how you intimidate villians, did you?"

The elites broke the most important rule of DC: Do not make Superman angry.

The craziest part about the final fight… is that Superman was STILL holding himself back. Even when he started to get a little bit more violent against the Elite, he still wasn’t even close to using his full power. In reality is Superman didn’t hold back, he would’ve destroyed the elite so quickly… but he could’ve also caused a ridiculous amount of damage in the process.

This is my personal favourite Superman movie. It really proves to people the importance of a character like Superman in today's world

This is what Superman is all about. Still valid, still a hero, still needed. Inspiring

I like this movie. Superman outsmarted someone for once

People keep forgetting that Superman is made to be the closest thing to a God in DC, he just have an annoying weakness, certain vulnerabilities and a kind heart that prevents him from actually going all out.

One of the neat things about this movie is that the VA for Superman also did the voice for Sephiroth in the English dub of Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children and you can really hear it when Superman starts acting cold blooded in the end of this.

The idea that it's morally right to allow innocent people to be hurt or killed so that a violent attacker can eventually "have their day in court" is caustic to civilization. Pacify or neutralize the threat and keep innocents safe first. Then worry about who's paying for the killer's legal defense. This is where most "superheros" fail. They're unwilling to sacrifice any part of their precious self-image by ending a threat and so the same killers offend again and again. Would we praise a firefighter that followed a fire around a building spritzing it with water as it killed victim after victim? No, we'd demand he be fired for massive incompetence at best, or jailed for malicious disregard for life at worst. Being reluctant to kill is good, but refusing to kill even when it is absolutely neccesary is a hazard to everyone around you.

What this movie I think actually does a good job with is portraying the ideology of the Elite as being ultimately flawed... yet not unreasonable. After all, it's one of the big moral conundrums of super hero stories in general, where the super hero constantly fights the same villains over and over and over... and they keep coming back. At what point would the actions of those villains fall upon the shoulders of the very heroes who fight to stop them? At what point would people look at Batman and say "Why the hell haven't you killed the Joker yet? How many times does he have to break out and you haul his a$$ back in before you realize it's not working?!" At what point would the blood of the innocent spilled by the villains ultimately be upon the hands of the heroes who've had the chance to stop them permanently, yet failed to do so due to their morals and convictions? And the thing is... that's not an unreasonable perspective. The Elite weren't entirely in the wrong in this movie, and the movie does do a good job of pointing out that fact. But here's where the issue becomes much more muddy; When Superman decides to curb stomp the Elite in such a brutal fashion, he's not just showing the Elite what would happen if he stopped holding back and started using their methods... he's also showing the WORLD exactly what things would be like if Superman started acting like Judge, Jury, and Executioner. And it's not pretty. The Injustice alternate universe is a thing for a reason; it showcases what would happen when beings like Superman did decide to do what so many people want them to do; start brutalizing criminals. When someone, anyone gets that kind of power and authority, well it does not go anywhere good in the long run. Sure, at first you'll find things getting better as the most horrible criminals just get slaughtered... but then what happens when Superman decides to start punishing lesser crimes? Then even smaller crimes? All the way down to the most petty? Who could stop him? He demonstrates in this movie exactly how horrifying it would be if Superman ever did decide to start acting like Judge Dredd. Thing is... I do think that the truth lies somewhere in the middle. Superman's methods of just doing the minimal amount of violence to take down and bring in villains does not really solve the problem, and the movie does actually show that to be the case and doesn't gloss over it or try to handwave it. On the other hand, Superman is absolutely correct in that the world should NOT be relying upon either him or other super powered beings like the Elite to start dealing out judgement, because that will ultimately lead to an even worse place than the former.

If this was the OG,DCAU Superman it would’ve ended before it even started

Man you know you fucked up when Supes FAKES being the Injustice Superman just to prove a point.

Superman took notes from Batman when he went serious against the Elite

Wait... Superman creates a vacuum... in space...?

If superman stops holding back, countdown on your life kid

This is my favourite DC superman cartoon movie best store line ever. 😁😁👍👍

Your thumbnail Superman has both Sharingan and Rinnegan...

When Superman goes 2% power.

One wrinkle I feel is ignored in the movie is atomic skull would surely be given the death penalty he’s a walking plague.

Villians should be treated like trash, duh, their criminals.

"superman why can't YOU fix our problems FOR us" pathetic.

11:42 you missed the part where One Winged Angel was playing and Superman was replaced by Sephiroth, bring despair to the Elite.

Hold up...super man needed to remove the air to suffoccate the hat guy....when they were fighting on the moon?!?!?

this superman was awesome

The last truly great Superman film

The elite broke multiple rules of superman:killing people killing one of supermans villains tried to beat him and make him super angry

I absolutely admire elites policy of punishment ( judge jury and executioner)

How was Superman a second too late, he races the Flash for fun?

I feel like this is what needs to happen to the evil people ruining the world right now.

Their lucky. That was just a small glimpse of what injustice supes can do

So the elites didn't see his world of paper speech

Who is Bunny? Where is her home dimension?

The world is not broken and just needs fixing yep makes sense

Name?

"Why not use your powers to fix the world" Well we all know how that went with injustice.

So basically Superman becomes Homelander? LMAO...🤣

I saw crimzon alchemist

plot convenience, if superman do this he can kill dr manhattan by removing his powers via a liability

If superman had his way, atomic skull would have been breaking out and vaporizing random people weekly lol

So Superman could have stripped Villeins of their powers this whole time but never did until now? Super Man is actually the bad guy he allows villains to keep killing people when he could have stopped it this whole time

So you're telling me? Superman has the power to strip people of their powers this whole time, and only did it to this guy's meanwhile oder villains, he just hands then over to the authority's so they can inevitably break out of prison and do whatever crimes they were doing before.

who is the cameraman on the dark side of the moon and what internet do you stream

Heard of the quote when the nice guy looses his patience the devil shivers.. ?

One of the best old SM movies. But, The Elite kinda suck compared to other foe.

Movie name??

Which movie

Pakistan vs india

And why can't Superman lobotomize most of the villains too?

The whole no killing rule is stupid i understand why batman doesn't do it his whole thing is if i kill someone like the joker i can justify killing anyone bad but like some villains should jus be killed

So biolia is india and pakolistan is Pakistan at 0:21

I like how Superman apparently has an army of robots that come out of nowhere at the end. I also like how he suddenly has the ability to remove people's powers and that it's something he's never done before even though it would've been tremendously useful in stopping supervillains from being repeat offenders and saved countless lives. It's very convenient for the writers: if you've ever written yourself into a corner, just make up whatever you want to fix the plot. You don't even have to go back and foreshadow or establish anything! Just pull a solution out of your ass and everything will be okay!

Wait a minue... is Bialya by any chance Israel?

this title is not what the movie was...

Injustice Superman 💪😎👌

What is every super hero's problem? They try to solve every big and small problems which is not their duty, but they have only one way to solve it : forcefully Settle The Matter, and therefore they turn problems into competition, and at the end they calculate if they win or loose. You were meant to solve problems, but ultimately you create more problems while solving it. 😂😂😂

... And then all the people who got killed by the Scull were revived and also admitted that violence that leads to death is not the solution. How convenient! Superman finally figured he could use some help from his robots to prevent deaths of inocent - something he didn't do previously while fighting all the other public enemies. This is so dumb I can't stand it. Here's the logic I prefer for Superman: the guy lives in our society, he experienced directly or indirectly all our wickedness and cruelty, as well as our friendship and love. He knows how easily we become broken, mad. So his reasoning could be and should be like this: if Superman spends his time and efforts risking his life to save others from the dangerous criminals then it's his and only his business what to do with the villains he defeated. And if others whant to decide their fate, then they should step forward, but without relying on Superman's help because he's most likely much stronger than you can possibly be.

Before these 4 kids: Catch another meta and trow it to jail, till it escapes, repeat. After 4 kids: Catch meta, TAKE THEIR POWERS AWAY, trow to jail... repeat old scheme. You are an embaressment, SuperBoy.

His principals are good BUT when you have repeat offenders - they are no longer part of society. When you can't keep a criminal behind bars you are aiding and abedding a criminal.

Injustice Superman: unbelievably weak SO MANY LIVES LOST CAUSE I HELD BACK WHEN I SHOULD OF USED ALL MY POWER

What a HUGE BS ending!

Happy day for the bad guys! They get to keep killing as many people as they want and their only punishment will just be to go back to prison… until they break out again next episode.

Booo! I wanted to see Superman lose his s***!!!!!!!!