Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox is an animated superhero film, an adaptation of the 2011 comic book crossover “Flashpoint” by Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert. Ron Perlman, Dana Delany and Dee Bradley Baker reprising their roles as Deathstroke, Lois Lane and Etrigan.

We all wish for the chance to go back in time and change things, and for The Flash, that chance is within reach. As a boy, Barry Allen had his life torn apart when his mother was a victim of a violent crime, but now, using his power of super speed, he will traverse time to change that fateful day. His intentions are good, but changing the past has repercussions that could prove disastrous, as a fractured, alternate universe now exists in place of the familiar one.

Stumbling through a twisted reality where even Superman is nowhere to be found, The Flash seeks the trusted wisdom of Batman, only to find a grittier, more violent Dark Knight in his place. The Flash and Batman, with the help of Cyborg, race to restore the original timeline while the alternate world is ravaged by a fierce war between Wonder Woman’s Amazons and the Atlanteans led by a battle-hardened Aquaman.

With breathtaking action and an all-star voice cast featuring Kevin Conroy, C. Thomas Howell and Dana Delany, it’s a bold, emotional vision that will forever alter the landscape of the DC Universe!

The Flashpoint Paradox Review

“Count yourself among Flash's loyal legion of fans? You'll have a blast with The Flashpoint Paradox, and walk away with a few complaints. Love all things DC Comics but consider Flash a peripheral hero to your little slice of the DCU? You'll have a blast, and walk away with a few complaints. Rarely pick up a DC comicbook but greedily gobble down any films or series populated by the denizens of the DC universe? You'll have a blast and… detect a pattern? The latest DCU original animated movie has something to offer DC fans of all stripes, speedsters and non-speedsters alike. And the reason is simple. For better or worse, The Flashpoint Paradox is a Justice League movie first, an Elseworlds tale second and, trailing at a distant third, a solid Flash story last. Fortunately, the alternate timeline heroes and villains – each one more deliciously dark than the last – help make up for the unintended slight until, by movie's end, Flash narrowly inches ahead and proves he can hold his own in the race. JLA or no JLA.”

…JLA junkies with a soft spot for Elseworlds-esque tales will enjoy all the alternate timelining, from its deviously dark heroes and villains to the climactic battles to the death that litter the fray. Striking Studio 4°C animation, terrific voice casting and performances, and a smart adaptation of Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert's “Flashpoint” comic crossover event further overshadow the movie's problem areas, making Paradox an entertaining but flawed entry in the DCU animated canon…The Flashpoint Paradox is an easy one to recommend to DCU fans." Blu-ray.com