Doing Justice to the Justice League Dark. Warner Brothers Animation are on a roll with these animated movies. Bringing A Level Actors to these characters and this one was great on its own. And John Constantine was played perfectly by Matt Ryan, pulling off the character in animated form just as he did in TV form. The story was beyond my expectation and the voice acting was nothing short of perfect, pulling it all together with unexpected twists and turns, just be ready for a thrill ride. Can't wait for what Warner Brothers Animation and DC Comics have lined up next.

DC might struggle at the box office but damn if they don't make a good animated feature. The voice acting was fantastic. The story was good. Only small gripe was the animation wasn't consistent and the dialog got a little cheesy but not so much it took away from the movie.

I had no idea what to expect prior to watching this other than I know Swamp Thing was going to be in it. This turned out to be Constantine being the main lead, and Batman had little part to do in this team even though he is placed largely at the forefront of the cover art. I giggled at each time we got the "_Hmm._" from Batman, and his silly one-liners, haha. I've never seen Zatanna, Boston, or the Demon in action, let alone working together as a team before. Whenever I see the Demon, I think of that time when he teamed up with Lobo in the short mini-series of comics. We get a little insight on his origin in this one. The House of Mystery makes an appearance (as seen on the cover art). I was mostly excited to see Swamp Thing, and boy was he awesome in this; fought valiantly, but wish they had gone at it in a team. Although tragic, there was probably more deaths/bloodshed seen in this one than any of the other animated DC films. I sure hope there would be a Justic League Dark sequel sometime in the future. It's a nice conjure of mystics, magic spells, illusions, the night, demons, and a spooky horror-like atmosphere fit for the Halloween time. It was definitely worth my rent on FandangoNow.

rather enjoyed watching this film.

The concept of Justice League Dark intrigues me far more than the actual execution. On paper, a supernatural branch of the DC universe led by Constantine, Zatanna, and the darker corners of the roster should be a slam dunk. The tone, the magic-heavy conflicts, and the horror-leaning aesthetic are all right up my alley. In practice, though, it never quite elevates beyond “solid animated DC entry.” The pacing is brisk, the voice work is dependable, and the action is clean — but it doesn’t dig as deep into the occult weirdness as I’d hoped. It feels like a safer version of what could’ve been a truly bold animated outing. Still, as with most of DC’s animated catalog, even at its worst it’s serviceable and easy to watch. Rating: 3/5 – 75% – Worth Watching