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| CATEGORY: | DVD |
| DIRECTOR: | Joaquam Dos Santos, Butch Lukic, Dos Santos, Dan Riba |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 17 November, 2001 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Warner Home Video |
| MPAA RATING: | G (General Audience) |
| FEATURES: | Animated, Color, Closed-captioned |
| TYPE: | Feature Film Family |
| MEDIA: | DVD |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 085392395323 |
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Customer Reviews of Justice League - Justice on Trial
Good episodes but there should be more than 4 per disc I have to say I agree with some of the other reviewers opinions.
There should be more episodes for what you're paying for.
The first one with Green Lantern on trial is the best one to watch. Jack Kirby's original design for the Manhunters were nice to see. Like Batman these should be available in season sets. I don't know if Justice League is still in production. Batman and Superman were terrific shows and Justice League raises the action adventure level a bit than the other shows. I can see where the characters are a bit more streamlined than usual to save costs.
It's still better than the Super Friends which I thought was too homogenized for my taste; even when I saw it as a youngster. I remember reading an article where the 70's Superfriends could not be called the Justice League because...get this..the word Justice implied violence...and they could not have our heros punching anyone out back in the 70's.
It seems so foolish to me back then all the press about violence in cartoons in the 70's and look what we saw in the 80's...G.I. Joe and Transformers. Their use of laser rifles and kung fu would not have gotten on the air in 1973 or 4 when Superfriends premiered.
Justice for All
The adventures of the mightiest crime-fighting team in the universe continue with "Justice League: Justice on Trial". The DVD contains two 2-part episodes of the first season of Justice League:
In Blackest Night. When Green Lantern is accused of destroying an entire planet, the Justice League must prove their friend's innocence and uncover a conspiracy against the Green Lantern Corp.
The Enemy Below. As tensions between Atlantis and the surface world rise, the Justice League must aid Aquaman to stop a sinister plot to drown planet Earth.
The episodes contain solid and amusing storylines with some strong emotional scenes. The characters are interesting and their interaction is fresh and well developed. The episodes feature sharp animation, rousing comic book action and clever dialogue.
"Justice League: Justice on Trial" is a considerable improvement over the previous Justice League DVD. The episodes are presented in full screen format. The DVD contains a bright video transfer and a well-balanced 2.0 Dolby Digital sound. Its supplemental material includes episodes introductions with Producer/Director Bruce Timm, character bios with highlight video clips and "The Look of the League" featurette. With its nice picture quality and amusing extras, "Justice League: Justice on Trial" scores a pleasing "B".
Two adventures of epic scope
"Justice League: Justice on Trial" contains two two-part episodes (four total) of the "Justice League" animated superhero adventures. "In Blackest Night" is a two-parter in which the Green Lantern faces trial for a horrific crime. Is he innocent or guilty? And in the second two-parter, "The Enemy Below," a militant Aquaman comes into conflict with the members of the League.
Each tale is truly told on an epic scale: the first is interstellar in setting, the second spans the might of the earth's oceans. But the intimacy of the characters and of their interpersonal relationships is never lost on these grand stages. Each story is distinguished by intelligent writing, compelling visuals, exciting action, and superb vocal performances.
"Justice League" is one of the best manifestations of our enduring superhero mythos, and these episodes really deliver. I came away both thrilled by the stories and caring even more about these great characters.