Justice League Moral Debate | Part 1 | Injustice Animated Movie (2021)

Wonder Woman Defends Superman's action.

[KyrosQuickfist]

"Doing what is right" is so subjective when the people in power are determining "what is right".

[ShivamGupta-srzf]

WW actually dodged Aquaman's question by answering vaguely.

[tomobata]

Imagine Superman just walking in being like: "Actually, you know what? I changed my mind guys."

[kevin]

It’s also interesting to think cause Aquaman is on Batman’s side, especially regarding deciding on laws. I think someone who rules over Atlantis has a lot more say over a warrior princess when it comes to ruling over others

[sabikikasuko]

"Just one: what's right"
"Ah, and who will decide what's right? Oh yeah, you"

[benjaminkern]

At least this Wonder Woman didn't gaslight Superman for 5 years and realized that he had lost his mind. Some people may trash it, but this movie achieved something the comics/game couldn't: made members of the Regime redeemable.

[Wellshem]

Can we talk about how good all their costume design are ? So refined, especially Shazam and Green Lantern

[RaiderYT]

Thats why Redhood in Injustice 2 is the most valid for only killing those who really deserve it and protecting those in need

[AdPhDu]

This reflects why world peace is hardest thing to make a reality. There are billions of people, with different personal history, views and beliefs. There's no simple answers to solve all of the world's problems.

[limwater]

They both have valid points, but if I was to pick a side, I would go with Batman. People are too complicated and it’s so easy for people to become corrupt from good intentions. Sometimes bad things are unavoidable and trying to police it won’t always fix the issue and can make things worse.

What if the reason for the crimes someone committed was because they were poor and desperate? What if a corporation that provided a massive service was the one that committed the crime? What if the new legal enforcement becomes corrupt? How much would the hero’s be able to act their new laws and keep everything to their vision? How much has to be torn down to make way for this new system?

The justice league isn’t about bringing a end to crime, it’s about bringing justice when it arrives and a dictatorship is not justice.

[Sodapop-rdku]

"im sure the Pentagon won't approve of a rouge Superman"
Pentagon: erm... We actually have a plan for that...

[invisiblejaguar]

I do like that line 'oh so now he's god'. Subtle but impactful, trust Oliva.

[gibbs]

Injustice WW in this movie was a little different from how she was in the actual game. Also while Batman may have been right WW was too about some things she said.

[tyro]

"To do what's right, " doesn't sound like a law.

[blackacnologia]

Joker murdered alot of people, Batman puts him jail or Arkham where security is garbage, Joker breaks out and the system repeats itself. My question is how many murders does someone need to have commited to warrant a bullet in the head, or maybe an entire magazine at least that is what the Joker 100% deserved. Two-Face, Bane, Penguin, etc all have blood on their hands, don't their victims (and victim's family) deserve justice.

[spider-manunknown]

The only scene we get of Aquaman and Shazam and the last we seen of Green Lantern. Basically they were like “Hi, bye!”

[EmptyMan]

I always laugh how the voice of Wonder Woman also voices Korra from the Avatar series because this is probably how Korra would act because she has absolutely no respect for the law and the Leaguers would basically tell her the same thing.

[MarMar_TV_GT]

“Justice is blind, not heartless”

-Dr. Fate

[chissstardestroyer]

This's very good and wise material; I can clearly hear some men in USA history discussing the same exact questions when they had to deduce the Constitution to begin with.

[thee_morpheus]

This is just like Civil War, great points from both sides.