Excellent movie. The pacing was noticeably better than most other DCAU movies, the art style looks fantastic, and the action scenes are exciting. I loved this movies portrayal of Wonder Woman (personally I think she's written and developed than in either live action adaptations) and the relationship between her and Steve feels so natural. As for the Flash, finally he has a portrayal where the writers remembered that he's a genius and can do things other than go fast. I also enjoyed [spoiler]Superman, with the callback to how the 1940s version of him was just super strong and invincible, so they never show him flying or using any of his other powers. [/spoiler] As for the other characters I was plesently surprised with how well developed they are for being side characters, with Hourman feeling like he doesn't belong on the team cause his powers only last 1 hour, or the romance between Canary and Hawkman. With Barry and Jay Garrick teaching each other Flash tricks they never realised they could do before. The one thing i'm a bit iffy on is the ending. [spoiler] having the movie go from fighting Nazis to for some reason fighting Atlantis felt like a bit of a weird U-turn and I feel like they did it just so they could have Wonder Woman fight Aquaman and not have to end the film on them winning the war. [/spoiler] but what they did with [spoiler]Doctor Fate [/spoiler] and the mysterious "Advisor", as well as the very end of the movie, make me think that this is the second step (after Superman: Man of Tomorrow) in another connected universe with a much more long-game threat.

>Tomorrow is never guaranteed, only today... right now. That's why we fight, right? WTF? We fight because only 'right now' is guaranteed? _Justice Society: World War II_ is like reading a pile greeting cards with nice pictures. [spoiler] That and the fact that whenever Flash gets in trouble he moves his hand back and forth really quickly to save the day makes me think he's had a lot of practice with this motion.[/spoiler] Sadly, this mess of sloppy writing and WTF is where good ideas go to die.

One of the most creative DC animated movies. Awesome artstyle. Great story. Amazing action. A must watch for any fan of the dc animated films.

Didn’t think I would like this as much as I did. The animation and voice acting was great. It felt like a “Justice League Unlimited “ episode where characters you are not as familiar with are the main focal point. The only criticism I could say is that we really don’t get to know much about the characters outside of Wonder Woman, Flash, and Steve. Would still recommend it.

To be honest, I didn't even finish watching this. Turned it off after about an hour. The one thing I liked was the animation style but that's about where it ends. Now, I don't read the comics. I watch these movies, stand-alone, for entertainment purpose only. I don't care about continuity or how they compare to the comic at all. I do know that WWII and fighting Nazis is a big thing in the comics. But do we really need another of those stories in 2021 ? An alternate universe sounds like a good idea, if done well. But this, too, has been done so many times. Is there really nothing new ? I have seen many animated movies from DC, and Marvel as well. But this was one of the worst. Or maybe I'm getting to old for this. Personal opinion, of course.