Parents' Guide to Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part One

Movie PG 2023 80 minutes
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Brian Costello By Brian Costello , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 10+

Superheroes become teens again; action violence, peril.

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What's the Story?

In JUSTICE LEAGUE X RWBY: SUPER HEROES AND HUNTSMEN PART ONE, Clark Kent (Chandler Riggs) finds himself awakening on Remnant with no idea where he is. Nearby, Ruby Rose and Yang Xiao Long are fighting against a pack of Grimm monsters. While trying to help in the fight, Clark/Superman realizes that his powers aren't as strong and that he's a teenager on this planet. After, at Beacon Academy, the other members of the Justice League start to appear and encounter teams RWBY and JNPR. Together, they must find a way to figure out why the Justice League ended up here transformed into teenagers and find out why the Grimm monsters have increased powers in which they can shoot lasers. Can they work together to stop them before their world is destroyed?

Is It Any Good?

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Kids say : Not yet rated

The overlong title speaks to the overly complicated storylines contained therein. Yes, the wordy Justice League X RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part One does deliver on its implied promise of bringing two beloved franchises together, but the whole thing feels a little forced. Compounded to this gimmicky feel is that the Justice League are teenagers on Remnant.

It's yet another multiverse offering that's probably too exclusive for the casual fan or someone marginally interested in either franchise. Fans of both are likely to find aspects to enjoy about the movie, even as the story gets overly complicated. There's a weariness to all these multiverse storylines to the point where you wonder when it becomes exhausted. What's next? Superman as a club DJ in 1990s Manchester, England? The Flash uncovering Watergate? How about an inclusive straight-ahead story instead?

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about superhero movies like Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen Part One. How is this similar to and different from other superhero movies you've seen?

  • How was teamwork a central theme in the movie? Why is it an important character strength?

  • How were the superheroes' depictions as teenagers similar to and different from how they're usually presented?

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