Justice Society: World War II

The film combines action packed with superheroes with an old-fashioned pulp adventure feel, kind of like Indiana Jones meets Doc Savage. This results in an entertaining and thrilling tale that transports the reader to a different period of adventure novels and comic books. The Flash discovers himself in a world of Nazi agents, secret lairs, and fanciful weapons. He is used to high-tech villains and futuristic settings. Conversely, the Justice Society feels completely at home in this pulp universe, employing their special skills to foil dangers and solve puzzles. It's more than just a Flash film. The movie examines the dynamics of the iconic heroes and offers them a lot of screen time. We witness Wonder Woman's discernment and leadership, Hawkman's tactical prowess, Hourman's unflinching resolve, and Black Canary's crafty resourcefulness. The Flash himself contributes significantly to the team by bringing his speed and energy to the battle, making him more than just a sidekick. The film also explores these heroes' inner battles as they deal with the horrors of war and the weight of duty. They become even more relatable and interesting as a result of this character growth.

While the time travel aspect is interesting, it can get a bit convoluted at times. The alternate history may not sit well with certain viewers.

Staff:

Directed by: Jeff Wamester

Written by: Meghan Fitzmartin and Jeremy Adams

Based on: Justice Society of America by Gardner Fox, Everett E. Hibbard, and Sheldon Mayer

Produced by: Jim Krieg and Kimberly S. Moreau

Starring: Stana Katic and Matt Bomer.

Edited by: Bruce A. King

Music by: Kevin Riepl

Production companies: Warner Bros. Animation and DC Entertainment

Distributed by: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment

Release date: April 27, 2021

Running time: 84 minutes