The Batman/Superman Movie: World's Finest (1998)

The Batman/Superman Movie: World's Finest is a FINE film itself. We see the world's two greatest superheroes fight against Lex Luthor and The Joker; pretty self-explanatory I reckon. What follows the colossal team-ups is colourful fun filled with comic-paced action sequences that makes up for great entertainment for kids and fully-grown-ass-men still loving their superheroes, like myself.As a Batman & Superman crossover, this movie trounces Dawn of Justice tenfold in its entertainment factor and understanding of the characters. Is this a fair comparison considering this film was part of an already pre-established franchise in the DC-Animated-Universe? I'd say that yes, because this one was a result of the storytelling taking its time to build up to this point as opposed to just jumping right into it the way Dawn of Justice did.World's Finest does its job well and caters to both fans of The Man of Steel and The Dark Knight perfectly.

Batman & Superman: The Movie is what i want Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice to look like and so far is what i will truly get from my childhood. Watching Batman grabbing Superman and throwing him to a table or even saving him dozens of times is what really won me over and one of my favorite scenes is when Batman fights that robot that chases him all the way to Daily Planet and then Lois Lane knows who Batman is since he lost his mask in the fight. Also we get a crazy team up of the Joker & Lex Luthor in order to fight both Batman & Superman. At the end i think this animated movie was totally awesome in a great cast that voiced awesome characters to a story and action.

I just gotta say:EXCELLENT MOVIE!At first, I did only watch this Movie Three parter episode, because I wanted to see Harley Quinn in a new movie...Well, IT WAS FANTASTIC!Amazing job, don't know to explain but, GREAT JOB WITH THE MOVIE WARNER BROS (Specially to Paul Dini) and I Will never forget The great moments of this movie, ever! THANKS TO YOUR ALL! (Actually, I don't have so much to say in this review, but it fitted more than my expectations was in The last part) HAPPY Moments, everybody! :-)

...with Batman as a guest star.This 60-minute 'feature length' show was put together from 3 separate 20-minute episodes of the Superman Animated show. Bruce Wayne and his alter-ego are in Metropolis on business. Guests they certainly are, in both senses. The bulk of the time sticks with Superman stuff.The Joker has figured out a way to kill Soupey (that darn Kryptonite) and asks Lex Luthor for a billion dollars to pull it off. Thus, a plot involving Batman and Superman beating henchmen, escaping death traps and flying through the night sky follows.It is rather amusing and the scenes where Kent and Wayne see through each other's identities is cool. But there's no great plot to get involved in and it ends a bit abruptly. Gotta love that Joker though.Overall, one of the weaker Batman entries, only just rises above Sub-Zero, which I regarded as the worst. See Mystery of the Batwoman or Mask of the Phantasm instead.