Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox

Summary: The Flash finds himself in a war-torn alternate timeline and teams up with alternate versions of his fellow heroes to return home and restore the timeline.

Release Date: July 30, 2013

Genres: Action, Adventure, Animation

Director: Jay Oliva

Writers: James Krieg

, Geoff Johns

, Andy Kubert

Runtime: 1 h 15 min

MPAA: PG-13

Production: DC Entertainment, Warner Bros. Animation, DC Comics, DC Entertainment

Country: United States

Language: English

Movie budget: $ 3,500,000

Budget:$3.5M

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based on comic book

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Warner Bros. Animation

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The Rotten Tomatoes audience rated this -7% lower than the critics.

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22% of the Stars & Main Cast are Female.

22% of the Stars & Main Cast are "diverse."

White72.22%Asian5.56%Latino5.56%Mixed / Other5.56%Jewish5.56%Black5.56%

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BechdeltestTalk about a man

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Message1/5
Role model1/5
Violence4/5
Sex1/5
Language2/5
Consumerism2/5
Drugs1/5

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2010s abandoned house action hero adultery airplane alien spacecraft alternate future alternate history alternate reality alternate timeline alternate world amazon ambush anger anti hero apocalypse aquaman character army assassin assassination attempt atlantis attempted murder attempted robbery australian bald man bare chested male barry allen character based on comic book bat cave batcave batman character battle battlefield beard betrayal big ben london billy batson character blood blood splatter body lands on a car bomb bow and arrow boyfriend girlfriend relationship brawl bridge broken finger bruce wayne character brutality bullet time burn victim cape captain captain marvel a.k.a. shazam character cel animation cemetery central city changing the past chaos chase civil war colon in title combat costume costumed hero crash landing creature crime fighter criminal crown crushed to death cyborg character dark hero dark past dc animated movie universe dc comics death death of child death of mother death of son death of wife decapitation deception desert desperation destruction diner double cross dual wield electrocution electromagnetic pulse end of the world eobard thawne character epic battle escalation escape exploding body exploding building exploding car exploding tank explosion explosive extramarital affair eye patch falling down stairs father son relationship female army female fighter female journalist female leader female reporter female spy female warrior femme fatale fictional city fictional war fight fight to the death fighting fighting in the air final battle final showdown fire fistfight five word title flamethrower flashback flood flying forest foster home funeral gadget gadgetry gang gas station gatling gun general giant creature giant monster glowing eyes gotham city green lantern character gun gun fu gunfight hand to hand combat hatred haunted by the past heat vision heavy rain held at gunpoint helmet henchman hologram home invasion hope hostage human alien husband wife relationship hyper speed ice impalement interrogation invasion iris west character jealousy journalist justice league kamikaze kicked in the face kicked in the stomach kidnapping king kingdom kiss knife laser laser gun lasso of truth letter letter from dead father letter from father to son letter to son levitation lex luthor character lightning lois lane character london england loss of mother loss of son loss of wife machine gun machine pistol mad scientist magical ring man fights a woman manor house martha wayne character martial arts masked hero masked man masked superhero masked vigilante mature animation memory mercenary mercilessness metahuman metropolis the city military missile mission mixed martial arts monster mother son relationship murder murder of a child murder of son murder of wife museum near death experience neck breaking news report newspaper headline no opening credits nuclear bomb nuclear explosion ocean one against many one man army opening action scene orphan outer space outrunning explosion paris france person on fire photograph pilot pirate pistol police station private jet private plane professor prologue punched in the chest punched in the face queen race against time radar reference to adolf hitler reference to barack obama reference to james bond reference to the john f. kennedy assassination regret reporter rescue rescue mission resistance resistance fighter revenge reverse flash character rival rivalry rocket launcher saving the world scene after end credits scene of the crime scientist sea sea creature secret identity severed arm severed head shared universe shield ship shootout shot in the arm shot in the back shot in the chest shot in the head shot in the leg shot to death shot with an arrow showdown sinking ship slow motion scene soldier space rocket spacecraft spaceship spear special forces speedster metahuman spy stabbed in the back stabbed in the chest stabbed in the head stabbing strangulation street shootout stylized violence suit of armor super speed super villain superhero superheroine superhuman speed superman character supernatural power supervillain surprise after end credits surprise ending surrealism sword tank teenage boy teenage hero teenager terrorism terrorist terrorist group terrorist plot the flash character the white house thomas wayne character thrown from height time paradox time travel torture tough guy tracking device tragic hero tragic past transformation trident undercover underwater city underwater scene unfaithfulness uzi vigilante villainess violence warrior washington d.c.washington monument washington d.c.water wonder woman character woods world war three yo yo younger version of character

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Message 1/5	One character quotes the serenity prayer: "God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference." This idea is one of the central themes of the movie.
Role model 1/5	This movie explores the past of the Flash as he tries to come to grips with the murder of his mother when he was a boy. While heroic, the superheroes show cynicism and short tempers and frequently resort to violence to solve any and all problems.
Violence 4/5	Frequent comic book/cartoon violence. A boy comes home to find the body of his mother, who was murdered during a break-in. Wonder Woman holds a severed head. She also causes a death by hanging. A character's face is punched until bloody and he is knocked out. A tsunami sinks a ship.
Sex 1/5	The mother of a superhero asks her son if he's gay.
Language 2/5	Some profanity throughout: "a--hole," "crap," "hell."
Consumerism 2/5	This movie is an offshoot of characters created by DC Comics and is part of a movie franchise. These characters are also merchandised as action figures, Legos, and birthday-party favors, among other things.
Drugs 1/5	Batman's father drinks from a flask.

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