This is a Warner Bros. animated, full-length movie. It features Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman fighting the evil Darkseid on the planet Apocalypse. This is actually a Supergirl origin story. The movie is full of action and explosions and some of the story takes place on another planet, which is well imagined. The animation alternates from fantastic to average. There are some really well animated fight scenes, yet the quieter moments, character conversations, seem under drawn. The characters are quite shallow but these DC Comics superheroes established their personalities long ago. Both DC and Marvel have stepped up their superhero animated movie output. There are dozens of these movies to explore and the ones that I've seen are quite good. If you're an animation fan, these are worth checking out.

Does have some plot holes and that last fight wasn't really necessary but all in all entertaining to watch. [spoiler] Well played. Had the Kryptonian or the Amazon taken that gamble, they would have lost. They do not have the strength of character......to destroy an entire planet to achieve success. But you, a human? You kill your own kind to win battles. [/spoiler] Easily the best line and, sadly, so full of truth

I've seen better plots from DC Animated Movies!

DC Universe presents an exciting and action-packed comic crossover event in _Superman/Batman: Apocalypse_. When a kryptonite meteor shower hits Gotham it brings with it an escape pod carrying Kara Zor-El, Superman’s cousin, who is being pursues by Darkseid to lead his legion of dark warriors. The voice talents of Tim Daly, Kevin Conroy, and Summer Glau lead the cast and bring the characters to life. While the Superman and Batman crossover works well, the film tries for a trifecta by bringing in Wonder Woman; but the Wonder Woman aspects don’t work and feels contrived. Yet overall, the story is solid and full of action and adventure. Bringing together some of DC’s best characters, _Superman/Batman: Apocalypse_ is a fun and entertaining animated feature.

Decent, but confusing. Kara wasn't from Krypton in Justice League series...she was from a neighboring planet or system or something... That is an obvious continuity issue.