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Let me first start by saying this film is not for younger audiences. It contains graphic depictions of violence, sexual situations, and mature language. Realizing how that is in and of itself a deterrent for some viewers, I argue that it is done with some taste and rather than trying to glorify violence it seeks to depict its savage nature, and not simplify the world for sake of the story. Additionally one must understand the intended audience is essentially my demographic. (Adult male,29 at the time of this writing). Most depictions of our favorite heroes while entertaining in their own right have, at least in cinema, lacked until recently, a certain sense of realism. Hence the recent wave of darker depictions of iconic characters.

Driver Printer Hp Deskjet 2410. Every perspective to up until recently has been one aimed at a particularly young audience, and studios have begun to realize the potential in tapping that older audience. So, if you are not particularly partial to violent content you may want to steer clear of this viewing, but it is sophisticated enough that it warrants a chance. In any event this is easily one of the better offerings in the DC animated universe, that deals with one of the central story arcs in the DC comics universe: The Flash Point Paradox. I would argue that the nature of the story does not lend itself to those who are uninitiated to the DC universe. The very crux of the story is sort of a what if scenario for all of your favorite DC characters.

Most of which in this case do not result in the same heroic roles as their mainstream counterparts. What happens if superman never landed in Smallville? What if Bruce Wayne never became Batman? What if earths greatest heroes were at war with one another? In other words while the cameos are numerous, there are very few glimpses of your favorites DC icons, in the way that you know and love them. However this seems only to further anchor the unique bond you have with the characters in their more familiar forms.

And fans of the flash are in for a treat. I admittedly did not grow up reading a lot of DC.

Marvel had dominated the era I grew up in. I have however developed more insight as I have gotten older. Even still the Flash was never a character with which I particularly identified. This is by far the most action the Flash has seen in the DC Animated Universe and he does not disappoint. I think for the first time (In animation) anyone who did not grow up idolizing the character is given a true sense of why he was one of the founding members of the Justice League and of his overall importance in the DC universe.

His bravery, bravado, and brash sense of humor are all on display, but tempered with a manic sense of purpose, and humility. It is a bit hard to watch, but strangely somehow seems to give root to the already fantastic nature of the DC universe.

Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox is a different direction for Warner Bros. The art style is more edgy and actually quite a bit like anime with hard, angular lines. The action is also more violent and not light on gore. It's interesting to see this kind of take on the Animated DC Universe, and it does kind of fit the 'alternate universe' storyline of the film, but I personally didn't care for it much. It felt too far removed from the classic animation that makes the DC Animated films great. I'm definitely glad that WB Animation is trying something new, though. This style does have its high points, such as portraying The Flash doing cool Flash things, like seeing the world in slow-mo and breaking the space/time continuum.

It actually recalled Takeshi Koike's Animatrix short 'World Record'. In the end, JL: The Flashpoint Paradox is a weird entry into the DC Animated canon, but in it the filmmakers tried something new, and I would never fault anyone for that. Besides, it's great to see Flash get his own movie!

Hopefully, here's to a Flash feature film. Let me first start by saying this film is not for younger audiences. It contains graphic depictions of violence, sexual situations, and mature language. Realizing how that is in and of itself a deterrent for some viewers, I argue that it is done with some taste and rather than trying to glorify violence it seeks to depict its savage nature, and not simplify the world for sake of the story. Additionally one must understand the intended audience is essentially my demographic.

(Adult male,29 at the time of this writing). Most depictions of our favorite heroes while entertaining in their own right have, at least in cinema, lacked until recently, a certain sense of realism. Hence the recent wave of darker depictions of iconic characters. Every perspective to up until recently has been one aimed at a particularly young audience, and studios have begun to realize the potential in tapping that older audience. So, if you are not particularly partial to violent content you may want to steer clear of this viewing, but it is sophisticated enough that it warrants a chance.