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Another DC animation, which is successful in the segment. The story brings the Justice League, DC's biggest superhero group, with the Fatal Five, who are villains of the 21st century. The film marks the return of the universe of characters and stories that became famous on TV during the 1990s and 2000s through productions such as 'Batman: The Animated Series', 'Justice League' and 'Justice League: Unlimited'. Bruce Timm, the producer responsible for these successes, has also returned, as have the original voice actors in the US. The younger fans will like it, but it will certainly enchant those who grew up watching DC animations. Just the right dose of nostalgia.
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The Justice League battles the Fatal Five, (Tharok, Emerald Empress, Validus, Mano and the Persuader). Based on the characters created by Jim Shooter.
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