Injustice: The Terrible Adaptation a DECADE Too Late (Review)
Injustice: The Terrible Adaptation a DECADE Too Late (Review)
It's hard to take such a brilliant concept and fail so miserably, but that's what Injustice (2021) manages to do. 2013 saw the release of Injustice: Gods Among Us, an entire game focused on a Justice League split into warring factions. Superman leads a fascist regime attempting to bring order in his name, while Batman leads those trying to liberate the world. After receiving two games and a comic series, we've finally got a film adaptation, and... it exists alright. But Injustice doesn't manage to achieve much more than that.
This video is a comedic review, taking a look at Injustice (2021) as an adaptation of the original game and comic book series.
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00:00-02:07: Introduction
02:07-06:50: Superman Loses Everything
06:50-10:20: The Stakes of the Story
10:20-13:07: Nightwing and Robin
13:07-15:12: Superman vs. The Justice League
15:12-16:16: No Turning Back
16:16-17:58: The Final Battle
17:58-18:58: Closing Thoughts
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