This movie is enjoyable enough, especially if you're already a DC fan and are familiar with the characters. I do not think its as great as the previous DC films, as the other reviewers have mentioned. But beyond the clunky animation and mediocre voice acting and other minor issues, I enjoyed the movie.

To me the strongest part of this movie was the dialogue and characters. Spoilers, psycho pirate makes an appearance and his backstory, monologue, and interactions with others was interesting. I also liked the monitor's relationship with Kara, and "satellite," a sentient robot. Kara and Monitor have sort of a father-daughter, and how it all turned out at the end was a beautiful tragedy.

Overall, the reviews here feel too harsh, is it a masterpiece? No. Is it great? Maybe not. Is it enjoyable and entertaining if you've watched the previous parts and are an established DC fan? Yes, I think so.

I enjoyed this one a lot, but my main issue with it is my main issue with the comic it's based on and that is that it spends too much time with characters i dont really care about. Their stories are definitely interesting and hugely important to the story but i really dont get why so much of Psycho Pirates entire life is explored just to explain his motivation as a villain, it felt like overkill. I also was bummed that the resolution for the biggest cliff hanger of the first movie is being kept for the third installment (at least i hope it will be there), especially since it involves the Flash who drove the first movies plot and was only mentioned in this one maybe twice. Other than that i really enjoyed the movie. So far this trilogy has been some of the best of the rebooted DCAU especially since it is building towards being rebooted again. Because i have not liked nearly enough of this new one, and the old one was incredibly good (for the most part). I also love any DC project that includes Matt Ryan as John Constantine...there will never be a better Constantine than him.

I gave "Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Two" a go after not really enjoying the first. To be honest, I was hoping for a rebound because I want to like the concept. About ten minutes in, I started wishing that I hadn't turned it on. Stubbornly, I persisted but I'm done now. Won't bother with the third one. A great cast of voices (including Jensen Ackles and Darren Criss) are not given all that much to work with, unfortunately. Like with the first instalment, the plot is disjointed and convoluted, and although it features a lot of great DC characters, they really don't have all that much to do. A huge missed opportunity.