Justice Society: World War II is another surprisingly great DC animated movie that has a unique take on the DC universe. Stana Katic and Matt Bomer are both great and Omid Abtahi, Elysia Rotaru, Matthew Mercer and Chris Diamantopoul are all really good. The animation is great and Jeff Wamester's direction is also really good. It's well paced and the music by Kevin Riepl is good. However, a flawed narrative choice in the third act undermines it as it causes a small plot hole.

It is a much more successful animation production than 2 Wonder Woman movies. In addition, the voice actors were chosen very well. I wish DC/Warner movies were as successful as animations.

Flash/Barry Allen, while trying to defend Superman from Brainiac, finds himself suddenly in World War II France where the JSA is trying to defend a besieged French village. Neither he nor the JSA fully understand what has happened and, indeed, neither do we although we think we do.

This was an enjoyable story which went in a number of unexpected directions, none of which I'm going to spoil. The art design and animation were variable, never bad, but frequently less accomplished than I would have preferred. The voice work was excellent, though.