Superman/Batman: Public Enemies

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Cast & Crew

CCH Pounder
Amanda Waller
Voice

Allison Mack
Power Girl
Voice

Clancy Brown
Lex Luthor
Voice

John C. McGinley
Metallo
Voice

Tim Daly
Superman
Voice

Kevin Conroy
Batman , Bruce Wayne
Voice

Xander Berkeley
Captain Atom
Voice

Corey Burton
Captain Marvel , Solomon Grundy
Voice

Sam Liu
Director

Stan Berkowitz
Screenwriter

Alan Burnett
Producer

Michael Goguen
Producer

Bobbie Page
Producer

Benjamin Melniker
Executive Producer

Sam Register
Executive Producer

Bruce W. Timm
Executive Producer

Michael Uslan
Executive Producer

Christopher Drake
Original Music

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Critic Reviews for Superman/Batman: Public Enemies

Audience Reviews for Superman/Batman: Public Enemies

• Nov 10, 2016

  An average straight to DVD animated movie with some pretty decent animation too, It was great to see so many characters in this short but action packed film, Batman and Superman were great on screen together that the Kids will enjoy it more even if the story isn't told too great.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• Jul 08, 2016

  Superman-Batman: Public Enemies does well in highlighting the powerhouses as a team combining their wits and creating a well-formulated duo. Along with nice CGI-work and a fair story, this DC adaptation is entertaining. 3.5/5
  

  Eugene B Super Reviewer
• Mar 18, 2016

  In preparation for the upcoming Batman V Superman film, I've decided to revisit a few of each of the heroes' feature films, especially those where they come in direct conflict with one another. 2016 is a big year for comic-book films. Batman and Superman are obviously squaring off very soon, but so is Captain America and Iron Man in Civil War. For all intents and purposes, 'Public Enemies' is DC's version of that comic book storyline. We begin as Lex Luthor takes over as president, using tactics similar to a presidential candidate running for office this year, which gives this film an interesting significance among films of this genre. The film is very much formulated like every other superhero movie, but I liked seeing parallels and a few valid points about society as a whole today. For the most part, it's just one punch after another, but for the avid superhero fan, that's enough. Batman and Superman are close friends here and for once, on the same side of the coin. After a framed murder from Lex on Supes, him and Batman become public enemies among the entire country. This even includes other members of the Justice League who were dumb enough to think Lex was a serious presidential candidate. Throughout the film you get appearances from famous villains like Solomon Grundy or Mongo and heroes like Hawkman and Shazam, all there to take in Batman and Superman. The film loses its political and moral focus a bit as it slips into an action extravaganza with all these heroes and villains, but eventually it gets back on track. The best part about the film is once again the dynamic between Batman and Superman. Conroy and Daly once again voice the two heroes as they take on a friendly bond this time around. Heck even Christopher Drake does the score. If you're a superhero fan, it's hard not to believe you would enjoy watching this film, but it's nowhere near the cerebral masterpiece that The Dark Knight Returns or some of the other animated films are. At the very least, the film is a smart commentary on corruption and misrepresentation in the media, which is something you barely see in a superhero flick. +Voice talent, enough said +Cool appearances from heroes and villains +Christopher Drake +Commentary on our society -Fight scenes take over the fascinating elements of the story sometimes 8.2/10
  

  Thomas D Super Reviewer
• Apr 18, 2013

  Based on the hit comic book series, Superman/Batman: Public Enemies brings together two of DC's biggest properties in an exciting adventure. When Lex Luthor is elected President of the United States he tries to bring superheroes under the control of the government, but when Superman refuses he's setup for a crime that he didn't commit and is branded as an outlaw. Tim Daly, Kevin Conroy, Clancy Brown, and CCH Pounder reprise their characters from the Justice League series, and deliver solid performances. The animation is the best it's ever been, and is especially crisp and vivid. Thrilling and action packed, Superman/Batman: Public Enemies continues the Justice League continuity and is fun and entertaining.
  Dann M Super Reviewer

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