Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons
(2022)
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Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons

”Two young boys discover their superpowers and team up to save their loved ones from an alien threat.”
Rick Morales & Matt Peters
Action202279 min

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Ahhhh, to be young…and charged with saving the world from impending doom! That’s the burden that 11-year-old Jonathan Kent and reluctant young sidekick Damian Wayne face in this all-new DC Animated Movie. On his birthday, Jonathan Kent learns his dad is Superman and that he has latent superpowers of his own! He also meets the legendary Dark Knight and current Boy Wonder, Damian. But when the two boys are forced to team up to protect their loved ones from a hostile alien force, will they become the Super Sons they’re destined to be?

Title

Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons

Original title

Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons

Genre

Action

Rating

PG-13

Duration

79 min

Release Year

2022

Production Year

2021

Country

USA

Directors

Rick Morales & Matt Peters

Production

Alyessa Ornelas

Script

Jeremy Adams

Cast

Jack Dylan GrazerJack GriffoLaura BaileyTroy BakerDarin De Paul

The movie is

CaptivatingDynamicExcitingFunIntense

Profile

AdrenalineComic Book BasedFamilySuperhero

About

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Origin

North American

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Apple TV (iTunes)

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