Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part Two

2023

Action / Adventure / Animation / Fantasy / Sci-Fi

16
IMDb Rating 5.6/10 10 820 820

superhero super power based on comic 3d animation crossover

Plot summary

On the heels of successfully escaping a deadly digital trap, the members of the Justice League emerge in their own world to discover that Grimm, ravenous creatures from Remnant, have overtaken Earth! In order to defeat the monsters, they must call on their new friends – Team RWBY – for help!

Director

Kerry Shawcross Photo
Kerry Shawcross

Top cast

David Dastmalchian Photo
David Dastmalchian as The Flash
Jamie Chung Photo
Jamie Chung as Black Canary
Travis Willingham Photo
Travis Willingham as Superman / Weather Wizard
Yôko Hikasa Photo
Yôko Hikasa as Weiss Schnee
2160p.BluRay
3.41 GB
3840*2160
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
23.976 fps
N/A
Seeds 12

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Mysterygeneration 5 / 10

Nice.

A visually vibrant and action-packed continuation of the crossover saga, shifting the setting to Earth where the Grimm have invaded Metropolis. The return of the Justice League's adult forms and RWBY's aged-up characters adds depth to the team dynamics, while the evolving Grimm creatures raise the stakes with inventive battles. Though the plot remains mid-tier and the villains underwhelming, the film improves on Part One with smoother storytelling and more grounded pacing. Fans of RWBY will appreciate the character moments and subtle nods-like the Yang and Blake kiss-though DC purists may find it less compelling.
Reviewed by jared-25331 7 / 10

The battle that began in another world is now a war waged on Earth.

Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part Two (2023) is the second part of this two-part story in the DC Animated Original Movie Universe and it was good.Positives for Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part Two (2023): This movie continues the story from Part One with our heroes as adults and it progresses in a great way. It was great to see these characters in their adult dorm instead of being children. You also have some new additions to the team who get in the action and kick a lot of ass. The action sequences are awesome just like they were in the first movie. And finally, the movie brings this story to a nice close for these characters and their journeys.Negatives for Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part Two (2023): Similar to the first movie, the execution isn't done the best and it is lacking in spots. The villain was lacking in personality and his evil plan didn't make any sense. And finally, the movie rushes through its story just to get to the ending quicker.Overall, Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part Two (2023) is a nice continuation and closing chapter to this story with the Justice League and I do recommend this movie.
Reviewed by mitchell5954 5 / 10

Better than Part 1 but Still Lame

So, I finally got around to watching RWBY X Justice League Part 2. I bought the film a while ago, but I took my time getting around to viewing it. Shockingly, the film isn't that good. I know that's such a hot take (sarcasm). I had no expectations for this film. Firstly, because a crossover between RWBY and the Justice League is a concept that always seemed awkward and forced to me. Of all the crossovers with RWBY I envisioned seeing over the years, one with the Justice Leage doesn't even crack the top ten. This is coming from someone who has been a fan of DC heroes his entire life and has been a fan of RWBY since 2016. Also, there'll be some minor spoilers in this review.Also, I was not a fan of RWBY X Justice League Part 1. When I did my review on that film, I was kind to it. I gave it a 6 out of ten, I think. Looking back on it now, I would probably lower that score to a 4. The only thing that film had going for it was Jessica Cruz. I've never been a big Jessica Cruz fan. I stand by my opinion that Jessica Cruz in part 1 is my favorite version of that character. The rest of the movie sucks. So, is part 2 better? Yes, but that's not saying much. It's still mid at best.Let's get the positive out of the way. The designs are better overall in this film. The Justice League have their classic designs back, and it's a lot better. Aside from Jessica Cruz (and maybe Vixen) their designs in part one were really lame. Batman here actually looks and acts like Batman instead of some emo poorly cosplaying as him. I like all of Team RWBY's new outfits as well, particularly Weiss's. I actually like them a lot better than their Volumes 7-9 attire. Blake's outfit here is better than her past two outfits in RWBY proper.We also get appearances get appearances from Black Canary and some minor DC villains like Killer Croc and Weather Wizard. My favorite part of the whole movie was the few seconds we saw the Joker and Harley just chilling out, having drinks, as they watch Gotham getting decimated by grim. That made me laugh because it's something they would totally do.Now on to the negative. Like with part 1, a lot of plot points don't make any sense. For example, when Team RWBY travel from Remnant to the DC Universe they immediately get their new outfits for some reason. They just come through with entirely different clothing. They also don't have their weapons or semblances. Instead, they get all new powers for some reason. Why do these things happen? No idea. It's never addressed and none of the characters ever question it. Blake doesn't have her cat ears either. Why? Because Faunuses are too fantastical? This is the DC Universe. Faunuses, grim, and semblances are not the weirdest things to be featured in DC by a long shot.The villains are still lame. Killgore is still a terrible villain. It's nice to see Watts back, as he was always one of the better villains in RWBY. It was nice to see him actually interact with Team RWBY, which we never got in the canon. Which is quite sad when you think about it. But he's not given a lot to do, and the way he's defeated is rather lame, though still better than how he went out in volume 8.Also, for a movie that's supposedly trying to bring in new fans, it seems to want its viewers to have significant knowledge of RWBY. Because they reference events of pat volumes quite frequently, particularly V8. They also reference a villain not even from the show but the game Grim Eclipse. Even I was confused at first when they brought that up having never played the game.The action is serviceable, I guess. Like part 1, most of the action is against grim. Though, it is cool to see a couple new grim designs this time. But I wish there were more 1 vs 1 fights, because that's where RWBY action is at its best.Overall, this is an improvement over part 1, but only marginally. Again, these are movies that really shouldn't have been made. They were clearly done to try to use the DC brand to bring new fans to RWBY, which is a dumb idea. For one, DC themselves aren't doing so hot recently. The comics have been in the red for years, and the movies aren't doing much better. Their animated movies have never been big moneymakers. The only time they do decent numbers is when they adapt well-known comic stories. Secondly, these two franchises just don't really jive together.The only people who would pick this up are diehard fans like me who just want to support the franchise so we can get V10 greenlit, which defeats the whole purpose of these films. Imagine if the had spent all the money and resources that when into these two films on volumes 9 & 10. But apparently no one smart is in charge at WB or RT anymore.
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