Superman/Batman: Apocalypse

About Superman/Batman: Apocalypse

"Superman/Batman: Apocalypse" is an animated superhero film released in 2010 that focuses on the dynamic duo of Superman and Batman. The film, hailing from the DC Universe, dives into a complex narrative featuring Kara Zor-El aka Supergirl, Superman's cousin from Krypton. The plot revolves around Kara's objectives on Earth, the villain Darkseid's plans for her, and the duo's endeavour to save her and the world from an impending apocalypse.

Making / Production

The movie was directed by Lauren Montgomery, who with this film has further added to her impressive repertoire of animated DC Universe films. She previously directed "Superman: Doomsday" and "Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths". The film is based on Superman/Batman comic series 'The Supergirl from Krypton'. The adaptation was written by Tab Murphy.

Actors

• Tim Daly - He returns to voice enough the iconic Superman, providing a strong and benevolent essence to the character.
• Kevin Conroy - Lending his voice again to Batman, Kevin brilliantly balances the darkness and stoicism of Batman.
• Summer Glau - The talented actress voices Kara/Supergirl. She excellently portrays the character's youthful optimism and determination.
• Andre Braugher - He voices the sinister Darkseid, effectively communicating an imposing and terrifying presence.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The movie is an adaptation of the Superman/Batman storyline "The Supergirl from Krypton".
• Andrea Romano, the casting director, struggled to find the right voice for Supergirl but was impressed by Summer Glau's audition.
• The film ends with a preview of the next film, "All-Star Superman".

Quotes

• Batman to Superman: "Kara needs a mentor, a guide to what's out there... Keeping her here, you treat her like a child."
• Wonder Woman to Kara: "You have the heart of a hero. In time, you'll find that being Supergirl is its own reward."

Music, Soundtrack

• The score was composed by John Paesano, who infused a heroic essence to the film through powerful orchestral pieces.
• The soundtrack captures the intensity of action and the emotional undertones of the storyline.

Note: As per the available information, "Superman/Batman: Apocalypse" did not win any awards.