good back-story, and good acting

It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Do you like Robin? Cyborg? Starfire? Beast Boy? Raven? Batman? Superman? Alfred? Wonder Woman? The Bat Mobile? The Atom? Swamp Thing? Fart Jokes? Musical numbers? Movies about Movies? Time Travel? Time Travel to undo previous time Travel? Bat roller-skates? Stan Lee cameos? Waffles? A Villain who may or may not be Deadpool? Nick Cage as Superman? Explosive Diarrhea? Portals? The Back to the Future theme? A cartoon Marlon Brando? Explosions? Seriously, are you still reading this? Go see the movie you will NOT be disappointed!

This movie truly surprised me in all the best ways. While this is by no means a perfect movie or a piece of art, this movie has a certain charm to it that no other DC superhero movie has had so far. Most of this charm is due to the fact that the movie does not take itself seriously at all and therefore pokes fun at its own ridiculousness as well as other superhero movies from both the Marvel and DC realms. There is a particular cameo that just drove me to tears because of how funny it was. The movie caught me off guard just with how much adult humor was present within it. While of course there are the few jokes aimed directly towards younger kids, there are many jokes that are filled with references that only older audience members would pick up. The movie was absolutely hilarious with many of the film's jokes having punchlines that just worked. Also surprisingly, the movie has a very good message and a good story. While it isn't the most original thing in the world, it is definitely sufficient for what the movie is going for. There isn't really anything special in terms of the voice acting or the cinematography, however, I must say that the animation was very good and provided a way for some effective visual humor to take place. This movie just worked, unlike the other DC movies that have come before it. It was definitely better than I thought it would be, and through being ridiculous and self-aware, this movie also finds a way to carve its own path in the superhero movie world.

Lots of great stuff in this movie. The final line. The lion king sequence. The time travel sequence. Quite a fun time. Hell, even the poop jokes made me chuckle. I would say the fight scenes were pretty good, but the highlight of this movie is the humor. Will Arnett does a good job portraying Slade, and the rest of the cast is great. The visuals were wonderful, even if you're not a fan of the "Go!" artsyle. The somewhat unoriginal artsyle is mixed with movie-budget art direction that keeps the eyes moist throughout. Not all of the jokes stick, but the ones that do really stick. Most of the jokes referencing Marvel were cringe inducing. Although, I enjoyed the Stan Lee cameo. The jabs at the DCEU were great. One especially that sticks out is a poster that said "Batman v. Superman: YAWN of Justice." Haha! This self-aware humor is reminiscent of Deadpool but in a much more family-friendly fashion. I definitely recommend this movie. If you're a fan of the show, you'll for sure like it. If you're not a fan of the show, like me, give it a chance and you might be suprised.

Silliest movie ever... if you're fans of Teen Titans GO! Took my kids because they're big fans. Although I know nothing of this particular version of the Teen Titans, I mildly enjoyed it. It has a catchy soundtrack and some of the voice actors that play the actual characters on TV. My favorite line in the movie is when Cyborg says referring to Superman played by Nick Cage, "Superman? He's our National Treasure". But the best scene in the movie is the ending.