Darkseid decides he's going to use Supergirl in a nefarious scheme. A really well done adaptation from World's Finest, which re-introduces Supergirl before the new 52 changed her. Best part is Superman laying it out on Darkseid. A really well done, enjoyable movie.

Superman/Batman: Apocalypse(2010) Starring: Summer Glau, Ed Asner, Tim Daly, Andre Braugher, Kevin Conroy, and Susan Eisenberg Written By: Tab Murphy Directed By: Lauren Montgomery Review THE END IS NEAR. I'm hoping that the second half of Justice League is a little bit like this, because it would be so cool to see Supergirl on the big screen with all the other JL members like Flash, Cyborg, Wonder Woman, Superman, Batman. Because for those of you know me, she is my second favorite DC character right after the big kryptonian himself, Superman. Batman discovers a mysterious teen-aged girl with superhuman powers and a connection to Superman. When the girl comes to the attention of Darkseid, the evil overlord of Apokolips, events take a decidedly dangerous turn. The only complaint is that since this is the first animated movie on Supergirl that she would have been explored a little more. But other than that I like what they did with her and I liked how she was portrayed. As you know I don't talk much about these animated films, so i'm just going to end the review by saying I give this a four and a half out of five.

Rather than this movie being a Superman/Batman team-up movie they should have just simply titled it "Supergirl". Because this movie seemed inconsistent from time to time. By focusing more on what Kara aka Supergirl was going through and more focus on her origin would have made this a better watch in my opinion. Don't get me wrong, Batman and Superman does play a pivotal part in the movie. But it just seemed like the focus should have been more on Supergirl. The fight scenes are pretty good, especially the team up between Superman and Supergirl against Darkseid near the end. It was choreographed very well and had some clever moments. The plot is alright, nothing all that grand or amazing. But it does have enough entertainment value and the superb fight between the heroes against Darkseid makes it worth a watch. The movie does have it's moments, but overall it's pretty average.7.3/10

Nice teamup of Superman & Batman vs Apocalypse. The plot is OK, the action scenes are well-written, and the characters are well-voiced and their actions stay true to their...well, their characters. Superman is the well-meaning boy scout, Batman is the dark, gritty enforcer. The animation is decent for American classic cartoon animation. The best new-school animation I've seen of American productions is the motion-comics style presented in The Astonishing X-men and Iron Man Extremis.The only negative stuff was a little cheesy dialogue and a flat Summer Glau. Otherwise, pretty decent pace to the story and action, and a good finish.