Superman/Batman: Public Enemies

2009 • 66 minutes
4.4
1.22K reviews
67%
Tomatometer
PG-13
Rating
Eligible
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About this movie

When United States President Lex Luthor uses the oncoming trajectory ofa Kryptonite asteroid to frame Superman and declare a $1 billion bountyon the heads of the Man of Steel and his "partner in crime," Batman,heroes and villains alike launch a relentless pursuit of Superman andBatman, who must unite -- and recruit help -- to stave off theonslaught, stop the asteroid and expose Luthor’s devious plot to takecommand of far more than North America.
Rating
PG-13

Ratings and reviews

4.4
1.22K reviews
Jackson Washburn
May 10, 2020
DC Animation gives us an enjoyable, albeit a bit far fetched, superhero story in this installment. The heart of this story is the relationship between Superman & Batman. Their dialogue is great and you really believe they are good friends who have each other's backs. Yet while that dynamic is enjoyable, there are other things that just seem out of place. I'll highlight just 2: Lex Luthor doesn't quite fit in with the tone, & Power Girl is so sexualized it makes for some pretty awkward scenes.
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Jamie Gibbs
December 9, 2019
Overflowing with superpowered beat downs! One after another, the fight scenes are endless! Superman and Batman go up against a mega rogues gallery of villains in this epic team-up story. The story, featuring Lex Luther as the POTUS, is pretty fun. And seeing busty Powergirl is always a pleasure. The banter between Toy Maker and Powergirl is priceless! My only complaint is that the animation, while totally competent, still totally stinks. Especially Superman. Those square jawlines are a big NO
Nathan Levine
August 8, 2015
Finally, a cartoon for all of the folks who've been writing Batman/Superman slashfics over the years... Everyone is rocking a Magic Mike XXL body and ridiculously tight clothes. Superman literally cradles Batman in his powerful arms at one point in the movie. The playful banter between these two holds at a perpetual simmer. This is--in the literal, nonpejorative sense--the gayest super hero cartoon not animated by Robert Smigel. And you know what? That's just fine. Don't believe me? Just watch!