Justice League: Gods and Monsters

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Cast

Benjamin Bratt
as Superman/Hernan Guerra

Michael C. Hall
as Batman/Kirk Langstrom

Tamara Taylor
as Wonder Woman/Bekka

Paget Brewster
as Lois Lane

C. Thomas Howell
as Will Magnus

Jason Isaacs
as Lex Luthor

Eric Bauza
as Ryan Choi

Dee Bradley Baker
as Ray Palmer/Tin

Larry Cedar
as Pete Ross

Richard Chamberlain
as Highfather

Trevor Devall
as Emil Hamilton

Dan Gilvezan
as Pat Dugan

Grey Griffin
as Tina/Platinum

Daniel Hagen
as Dr. Sivana

Penny Johnson Jerald
as President Waller

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Critic Reviews for Justice League: Gods and Monsters

Audience Reviews for Justice League: Gods and Monsters

• Aug 17, 2017

  I didn't enjoy this at all as I found it very dull and it seemed to drag on too much, The animation was ok and there was a good action scene at the end but that's all it had going for it, It's over told plot ruined it from being any good, It's not one for the kids as it had some bad language and a few bloody scenes plus the fact that it's too story heavy for kids to really get into it, If you're not a hardcore fan you probably won't understand what's going on either, It's one of those films where if you don't know the history then it wont appeal to you at all, I did know the history and I still found it to be one of the worst DC animated films to date.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• May 03, 2016

  DC explores an alternative universe in Justice League: Gods and Monsters. In this re-envisioning Superman is fathered by General Zod and leads an ultra-violent super-powered trio that work with the government to takeout terrorist groups; but after they're framed for a number of murders the government turns against them. Featuring the voice talents of Benjamin Bratt, Michael C. Hall, and Tamara Taylor, the casting is pretty good. Additionally, the artwork features some interesting character designs that reflect the darker tone. And, the violence is surprisingly graphic and doesn't shy away from showing blood and carnage. Incredibly bold, Justice League: Gods and Monsters is a thrilling Elseworld adventure.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Oct 09, 2015

  Great twist on the normal Justice League and definitely not for the younger crowds. The story was really mature and darker than anything I've seen from DC animation. I would like to see more and greater stories like The Dark Justice League
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Aug 11, 2015

  Gods and Monsters give itself the leg up of being entirely set in an alternative universe, with no crossovers to pre-established canon at any point. This means that there is no shoehorning of unsuitable plot points or character arcs, and instead leaves this smaller Justice League the opportunity to just tell a simple story. Michael C Hall as a pseudo-vampire re-imagining of Batman was an inspired choice, and the new origin stories are all fascinating twists for coded DC fans, without being too out of grasp for newcomers. It's just unfortunate that all the good decisions boil down to an excuse for "Fight another robot villain because I said so" for about the billionth time in an animated DC venture.
  

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