Where To Watch All The DC Animated Universe Movies Online

Where To Watch All The DC Animated Universe Movies Online

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1 Where To Watch All The DC Animated Universe Movies Online

DC has been crafting great stories through their animate movie universe. Here are places you can watch them.

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The DC Animated Movie Universe has been providing fans with amazing adaptions of iconic comics stories through a combination of strong writing, incredible voice acting, and beautiful animation that help bring these amazing stories to life.

The final installment, the upcoming Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, releases in May 2020 meaning that if there was any time to go back and revisit the other films in this over six-year saga, it would be right now. So here is where you can watch all the movies from the DC animated movie universe online.

14 Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox (2013)

The film, based on the popular comic event, shows what the world would look like if Barry Allen made the decision to save his mother the night of her murder. While Barry is the main character of the movie, he certainly isn’t the only character of significance with the story giving us alternate versions of members of the Justice League. The film is even more relevant now considering the comic will be the inspiration for the upcoming live-action Flash movie.

Available on: Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, Microsoft Store, and Youtube

13 Justice League: War (2014)

The movie follows Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Green Lantern, Cyborg, Shazam, and Flash as they team up to stop Darkseid and his invading army of parademons and officially form the Justice League. While the epic large-scale battles make for awesome action sequences, the main highlight of the film comes from the wonderful character dynamics and interactions like Shazam fawning over Wonder Woman or Green Lantern being surprised by the fact that Batman is just a man in a bat costume.

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12 Son of Batman (2014)

Batman discovers that he has a son with Talia al Ghul named Damian that was raised by the league of assassins. Driven by rage, Damian sets out to get violent revenge on Deathstroke, the man he believes is responsible for the murder of his grandfather, Ra’s al Ghul. With Damian, the story establishes a character that you will either really love or completely hate and tracks his progression from League member to Robin and the shaky path between the two.

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11 Justice League: Throne of Atlantis (2015)

When Atlantis attacks Metropolis out of revenge, Queen Atlanna seeks help from the Justice League to find her son, Arthur, who has disappeared with her believing he could be the gap between the two worlds.

Despite this film coming out after Flashpoint Paradox, a film that featured Aquaman, the story serves as an origin for the character which has many similarities to the 2018’s Aquaman.

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10 Batman vs. Robin (2015)

A sequel to Son of Batman, it follows up on Damian as he is more settled in his new role as Robin. Despite being the newest Batman sidekick, the league-trained Damian struggles to settle into this new role and adapt to his father’s no-kill rule, causing them both to clash over differing codes as he begins questioning if he may be better suited to join the Court of Owls, a secret organization that has been in control of Gotham for years.

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9 Batman: Bad Blood (2016)

Taking place 2 years after the events of Batman vs. Robin, with Bruce Wayne and Batman having disappeared from Gotham and the latter presumed dead. In his absence, Robin and Nightwing protect the city while the newly introduced member of the “Batman Family,” Batwoman, decides to investigate and find out what happened to the Dark Knight. The film takes a lot of inspiration from the Grant Morrison run on Batman, primarily the Leviathan arcs, rather than adapting any particular storyline.

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8 Justice League vs. Teen Titans (2016)

While the Justice League has made numerous appearances in the DCAMU before, this was the first real introduction to this iteration of the Teen Titans.

The movie released during a year full of films about superheroes fighting each other and it was no exception, having the Teen Titans comprised of Robin, Starfire, Raven, Blue Beetle, and Beast Boy face off against a Trigon-possessed version of the League.

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7 Justice League Dark (2017)

This film showed that DC was not afraid to make their animated projects darker with it being the first DCAMU project to earn an R rating. Just like in the comics, the film dips more into the mystical elements of the DC universe. While the roster features characters related to the dark arts like Constantine and Deadman, an interesting addition to the team compared to the comics is the inclusion of Batman who is the one that brings them together.

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6 Teen Titans: The Judas Contract (2017)

While this isn’t the first appearance of the Teen Titans in the DCAMU, it is the first time they are the sole focus of a movie since their last appearance had them fighting the Justice League. Since they’ve already been introduced previously, this allows us to instead jump right into the story. It shows the team attempting to deal with villains, Deathstroke and Brother Blood, as well as deal with the new dynamic created by Terra, their newest team member.

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5 Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (2018)

The film follows Amanda Waller’s newly assembled Task Force X, a team she created as a contingency plan in case the Justice League ever went rogue, as she dispatches them in order to retrieve a magical object after finding out that she only has six months to live.

The team features a strong cast of characters from Killer Frost to Harley Quinn, often providing humorous character moments that come from the unique team dynamic.

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4 The Death of Superman (2018)

A beautiful retelling of the original comic that shows Superman giving his life to stop a rampaging monster known as Doomsday. Despite the outcome being spoiled by the title, it in no way takes away from the impact that comes from watching Superman’s heroic sacrifice. It perfectly handles a story arc that was attempted in Batman V. Superman a few years prior but fell flat for most viewers, easily making it one of the best superman films, animated or otherwise.

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3 Reign of the Supermen (2019)

A direct follow-up to Death of Superman which sees citizens dealing with living in a world without the caped crusader. The story focuses on the emergence of 4 new versions of the dead hero: Superboy, Steel, Cyborg Superman, and the Eradicator, each one different in numerous ways from personality to their crime-fighting approach, who all claim the be the true Superman reborn. Since the story is so closely related to The Death of Superman, they’re even better when viewed together.

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2 Batman: Hush (2019)

A mysterious stalker, who seems to be aware of all of Batman’s secrets, attempts to sabotage him and his life. Much like in Batman: Bad Blood, various members of the Bat-Family do appear and are key characters in the story. It also features several villains such as Catwoman, Riddler, and Ra’s al Ghul who all become pieces in the game against Bruce. While the reception and response the film received was a mixed bag, it is still worth a watch.

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1 Wonder Woman: Bloodlines (2019)

With the voice talent of Rosario Dawson as Diana, the film starts with Wonder Woman’s origin setting the stage for the rest of the movie as Diana seeks to free a young girl from an organization called Villainy Inc. lead by Dr. Cyber. This is the first film to focus primarily on Diana and unlike the other “solo” films in the DC Animated Movie Universe, it does not feature any other Justice League members as secondary characters in the story.

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