Superman: Doomsday

as an animated movie,this one isn't too bad.i liked the story and the
great action sequences and there are some great fight scenes.but if
you're really into the history behind the battle between Superman and
Doomsday and the aftermath(in other words,if you've read the comic
version of the events)you might be disappointed,as i don't think it is
that faithful to the source material.but beyond that,the movie does
seem a little rushed.i think they may have tried to jam too much into
the short 75 minute running time.still,the movie is entertaining.you
shouldn't get bored watching it.DC has done better though and although
i liked it,it wasn't as good as i had hoped or expected.all in
all,though,i'd Give Superman:Doomsday a 3/5 based on its
entertainment value.

I bought several of the DC straight to dvd animations in the recent DVD blowout for a holiday marathon. This was by far the worst. The animation is serviceable but I am not attracted to the overly chunky style. The thing that made it worst in a group of 5 products is the laughable plot. Some of this is due to the condensing of a more complicated series of books into a short movie and much of it is the issues created by the Superman cannon as well. This is not for young children and there is mature content. SPOILER: The whole Superman/Lois/Clark relationship is laughable. Superman and Lois Lane are obviously intimate at the start of the movie, yet she does not recognize that he is Clark Kent and ignores Kent when he says goodbye for a dangerous posting in a warzone. Later she guesses that he is the same person and visits Ma Kent after Superman's death but after his resurrection seems surprised when he refers to himself as Clark. Lex Luthor is more watchable and interesting as a creepy obsessed stalker due to the voice acting of James Marsters, but the character is so twisted you can't like him. The plot is too simple for adults and the story is too mature for children.

Overall, I would recommend giving this dvd a miss in favor of the better written Batman:Under the Red Hood, or the better acted Wonder Woman animation DVD, which were both worth the money. This one is not worth the small price paid for it.

Well I had got this movie for my daughter and we loved it, Although it did have a little damage on the sleeve of the case that totally did not affect the product and was an easy fix