the Justice League babies
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0:00 - an unnecessarily serious sounding intro
0:58 - kid stuff
2:04 - episode 3
4:53 - believing in us
5:54 - credits and thoughts on Henry Cavill leaving Superman
|| mystery song of the day ||
When I grow up
I will be tall enough to reach the branches
That I need to reach to climb the trees
You get to climb when you're grown up
And when I grow up
I will be smart enough to answer all
The questions that you need to know
The answers to before you're grown up
And when I grow up
I will eat sweets every day
On the way to work and I
Will go to bed late every night
And I will wake up
When the sun comes up and I
Will watch cartoons until my eyes go square
And I won't care 'cause I'll be all grown up!
When I grow up!
When I grow up, when I grow up (When I grow up)
I will be strong enough to carry all
The heavy things you have to haul
Around with you when you're a grown-up
And when I grow up, when I grow up (When I grow up)
I will be brave enough to fight the creatures
That you have to fight beneath the bed
Each night to be a grown-up
And when I grow up (And when I grow up)
I will have treats every day
And I'll play with things that mum pretends
That mums don't think are fun
And I will wake up (And I will wake up)
When the sun comes up and I
Will spend all day just lying in the sun
And I won't burn 'cause I'll be all grown-up
When I grow up
And when I grow up
I will be brave enough to fight the creatures
That you have to fight beneath the bed
Each night to be a grown-up
When I grow up...
Just because you find that life's not fair, it
Doesn't mean that you just have to grin and bear it
If you always take it on the chin and wear it
Nothing will change
When I grow up...
Just because I find myself in this story
It doesn't mean that everything is written for me
If I think the ending is fixed already
I might as well be saying
I think that it's OK
And that's not right! - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Funny as this episode is, Batman's "I haven't been a kid since I was 8 years old" line still hurts.
He's right, ya know.
That was the day Bruce became the mask, and Batman was born.
Still hits me every time
Its a damn good line
What's even more messed up is that he's the only one that retained his personality while under the spell because he literally doesn't know how to be a 10 year old kid.
Her crushing on Bruce was so cute
Everyone's childish tendencies coming out was adorable. I used to have ADHD as a kid and seeing Green Lantern have it made it feel like I was normal.
This was one of my favorite episodes of this series. Bruce still being an adult even though he had a moment where they were outrunning him and says isn't a race. Hilarious that he was embarrassed about it.
My favorite moment was
John: Your girlfriend sure is bossy.
Bruce: Shut up!
"I haven't been a kid since I was eight years old" instantly turned a light, comedic episode into something depressing for me.
If you think about it, they all got turned into 10 year olds and reverted to having behaviors that they had as children like Wonder Woman being bossy and Green Lantern needing glasses and having ADHD. When Bruce said he hasn't been a kid since he was 8 years old, he meant it. He retained his adult mind because he doesn't know how to be a kid past 8 years old
@@solblackguy he did still show some kid traits.
When I was a teenager wanted to deconstruct superheroes and wanted them to be darker and more adult. Now that I'm an adult I love the more hopeful optimistic superheroes
It's 100% cyclical. Golden Age starts dark, and goes light, and then goes campy in the Silver Age. The Bronze Age has dark undertones to start, but is light compared to the nihilism of the 80s and 90s. Then you get the hopefulness pinnacle of the entire genre with the Avengers assemble circle shot in the first movie. Now we're in a phase of deconstruction. I think it has to do with burnout on the genre causing writers to create or rediscover directions to take the characters.
@@mrrodriguezHLP I'm not talking about the different ages of (superhero) comics or what the authors of different periods did, I'm talking about the kind of stuff that one appreciates as one grows older. Wanting superheroes to be dark and edgy is a very teenager thing, almost as if you were ashamed of liking 'kid stuff'. But as you grow older and you accept that good stories are not kid nor adult, simply good stories, then you find new appreciation for more innocent and even silly stuff. But then again some people never grow past their teenager phase, which is why I find Snyder insufferable
@@ytunnuyt Never growing past your teenager phase must be a nightmare.
@@mrrodriguezHLP we never truly left the 90s dark ages...
its the oh man school sucks i want to be a grown up things will get better and easier.
and then you get there and reality upper cuts your teeth with its depressing uncaring doomed revelation, so it is only logical to try to be positive and help better the people around you
Baby Etrigan is so cute. And I agree I much prefer a hopeful tone to Superheroes
Etrigan to Wonder Woman: MOM.
@@langbo9999 He’s just like me fr.
It even funny, like a real aby, cute, but also capable being demonic, ha ha.
The older I get, the more I think that its only younger people that want to deconstruct heroes because any adult that has seen the horrors of the world would love to see this representation of hope in childrens media.
...never thought about it like that. As much as I like deconstructions, I'm also getting kinda sick of them.
Just give me some catharsis, damnit!
Subversions have become their own cliché to the point it's not funny.
It was one thing to want to avoid clichés, but such desire grew into a sickly aversion, to the point where they try to subvert stories against tropes that aren't common anymore.
Say whatever you want about "happy ever after" style endings, but in a world where everyone runs away from them, I'd rather have those over sad, hopeless, and cynical stories.
@@darkrai436 Agreed wholeheartedly.
Yes and no. Part of the problem is that there's a way to make heroes be that simple symbol of hope, without having them become unbelievably ridiculous in a way that cynicism MUST deconstruct them. But nobody does it, because most don't realize that.
People, even adults, these days are fixated on crap like "the prisoner's dilemma" and other logical fallacies. Or worse, they're fixated on subjective dangerously optimistic nonsense like humanism.
So what ends up happening, is when heroes don't have either some logical reason to NOT adhere to those, or can logically adhere to those and yet still be heroes...people can't tolerate the discrepancy and need to tear them down.
The only ones who don't, are they religious types who already learned to ignore those kinds of discrepancies, unknowingly at their own peril.
@BaithNa
You poor soul... From what I've seen it's more complicated than that.
Never realised how much Damian energy radiating from young Bruce
Wouldn't be surprised if this episode at least partially inspired the character.
@@Anton_Kalgin Wouldn't be surprised. X-Men's One Man's Worth episode inspired Age of the Apocalypse
I love the idea of bruce is a mask for batman in this video, and batman is the mask of that 8 years old boy that losed his parent and never grow up.
Batman has really got a lot of great and amazing story.
Only because the writers only care to develop HIS character. Screw every other DC character
@@suzygirl1843 Then what about hawkgirl, john, decently exploring the humanity and flaws of superman without loosing his positive core, they devlope others too. It had the best epoisode about booster gold.
While Bruce's "I haven't been a kid since I was 8 years old" line is brutal, but he also has one of my favorite lines in the whole series and the funniest line in the episode, with Etrigan having soiled his pants, Batkid said, _"That is a job for Superman."_
this is the only episode of this show I've watched and it's still on my mind to this day
probably because I was a kid and seeing the little girl wanting her parents made me appreciate my parents more
Boy, the entire series would blow you away then.
Justice Kids should have been a tv show with the Justice League as kids. Would have been probably the most interesting cartoon show ever. Just imagine seeing kid versions of the villains.
Yes!! 🔥🔥
As long as its not treated as justice league in highschool
@@triggerfairy4070 No, it would be just like this episode with the same atmosphere and personalities, but with Justice League and their rouges as kids. But of course just like kids they would still have a similar mindset with them being interested in toys, video games, and movies while also fighting crime.
"Man, for someone with like 50 different kinds of vision you are sure blind"
Wonder Womans inner thoughts are revealed here 😂
Kid Stuff is the episode I point to when people mock John Stewart for being boring and uncreative with his ring in the DCAU
I don’t know what it is with your scripts but somehow your videos always come out some of the best video essays I’ve ever watched. Maybe I’m biased cuz I love the DCAU but your videos always touch my heart in such amazing ways.
This is episode is pretty clearly based on two young justice stories: JLA world without grown ups (in which the adults and kids are separated into two separate worlds) and sins of youth (in which all the adult heroes become kids and all the kid heroes become adults)
So, with the first story, what happens to the (probably multiple) babies born at the moment the worlds are divided, or for that matter all the ones born afterward? Are they suddenly whisked away to an adult-free universe where they most likely die of neglect in short order? What about the older kids who are right on the cusp of adulthood, do they turn whatever age the instigators of this mess think is "adult" and vanish to the other world?
Even nastier, what if the selection criteria for "child" is based on local legal statutes? Is every fetus, blastocyte or fertilized egg in regions where your personhood starts at conception unceremoniously yanked out of its womb and dumped in Kidworld? I mean, they're supposedly humans, and they sure aren't adults, and this seems like a binary setup so - they must be kids, right? Let's see one of the Big Two do that story. Ought to go over great.
There's some deconstruction for you. :)
@@richmcgee434
What are the “big two”?
And my dude it’s a comic book. You’re thinking about it way too much. Asking crap like that is like asking why Batman never needs to take a dump during a story or how flash can have any trouble with villain like the trickster when he can run faster that actual light.
I can’t recall who said it but there’s a quote about comic books and it’s “it ain’t that kinda story”. You’re not meant to think about comic book stories too deeply or else pretty much none of it will make any sense. You just gotta suspended your disbelief.
@@richmcgee434 Young Justice (the show) actually answers the second part of your first question. Billy Baston catches a plane ride with a girl, and cites how it's amazing that she already knows how to fly a plane despite only being a teenager. She makes a comment that she's turning 18 tomorrow... and then midnight hits (or they cross a time zone), and she disappears, leaving the plane in free-fall! Oddly, when the girl is whisked away, she's done so WITHOUT her plane, and so when Billy Transforms into Captain Marvel, he becomes an adult and is teleported into the Adult world, and he's able to rescue her.
Justice League always did such good work doing so much for its characters with every wild premise. How did we ever get shows like this?
This was one of my favorite episodes and I kindof wish we had more of these characters as kids. Their dynamic aged down was really funny and cute, and the acting from the kid VAs was really good.
Kid Bruce is the kid you’d expect to tell kid Clark and Diana to not go to school tomorrow, but when someone else shoots it up he stays just to throw hands and somehow wins
It's episodes like this that show we can have silly premises but still be mature and serious in that fun. Life is serious, yeah, but it can also be fun and bizarre, and I think our stories should reflect that. Sure, some stories should lean into one or the other more depending on the kind of story it is, but there can always be a middle ground. In fact, having the fun, silly stuff can make heavy moments hit harder. Bruce's "I haven't been a kid since I was 8 years old" exemplifies this.
I have such nostalgia for this episode. Justice League in general, but this episode being one specifically that I'll always remember. It's interesting, at the time having been the age that the four become in the episode, and being able to relate more directly to the characters. John's geekiness and creative energy, Clark's "I'm confused why am I here" energy, and Bruce being kind of an awkward smart kid trying to keep the chaos in check.
I've always been able to relate to characters on things other than *appearance* and focused on character traits anyway, partly because there aren't many characters that look like me in the first place. But it was a very different angle.
This is a bit of an aside perhaps, but Tbh I think a lot of people could do well to relate to characters and people who aren't the same as them on deeper attributes Iike that. I think one would call that *empathy.* These Twitterites nowadays can't relate to anyone fictional or real unless they're the same in every single way that they deem important.
I'm not rich, an orphan, white, a master martial artist in peak physical condition, or an actual *genius,* but I can relate to Bruce Wayne on being an introvert that cares for people despite not always showing it in ways that extroverts understand, and on considering my mind to be my greatest asset while a lot of groups of peers through my life have been the type to value brawn over brain. Etcetera etcetera for plenty of other characters, and that counts for real people too.
You’re spittin strait facts.
I mean its probably enough people but the big sister role he she to play and likes mostly for wonerwoman robably, and th babysitting, its pobably a lots relatable too.
And clarks akwardness thats perfect XD , bruces even more akwardness an forced to grow up maturity, , and john, living his best hyperactive life. It great written..
I’m really glad I found this channel
Kid Etrigan looking like a Pokemon. didn't intend that to rhyme at all, but fits Etrigan!
@Will N Have you never heard of poetic license?
Begone the form of adult man,
Become a cutesy baby Etrigan,
Try to duel him with a pokemon
And it's your balls that will be gone
Dang it Bruce don’t always gotta remind us. Couldn’t just let us three have this & not sour WW’s pass at you😅
He was right though. While everyone else reverted back to their child like personalities while under the spell, Bruce was the most adult 10 year old there. Not because he was resistant to the spell. He didn't know how a 10 year old would act.
Please make a video about The Question.
Damn, Maya Hawke as Lois Lane is actually great casting. Lmao
This episode is a core memory to me
Justice league and Justice league ultimate will forever be my favorite show. Not only did I grow up with these they taught me a lot about comics and what it is to have good story telling
Love your content as always!! The episode definitely shows how childish and petty children are. The wish to be an adult was very strong and as kids we don't know how big and scary the world is.
I'm so happy to see someone reacting to the Henry Cavill news logically and in a calm manner
This episode made me think, if all adults across the world disappeared leaving the kids, how many kids died during that? Children in the back seat of cars, children in planes, children undergoing a surgical procedure, children trapped in burning houses?
Ironic Batman says he hasn't been a kid since he was 8, yet he still holds a shrine to his childhood hero idol in the mansion. As well importantly the entire concept of Batman is him being a kid, his goal his dedication was sworn on by a candle by a child. Yet he's kept that same standards this entire time. Batman is what kid Bruce thought he needed to be.
I always felt bad for Mordred at the end. I hated the Baby Etrigan part it was just for "cute" factor, but it felt random and like a quirky fanfiction idea somehow in the actual episode. It's also a little sad that he gets so sidelined and then when they do use the actually really cool character... it's to turn him into a baby and make "ew, the baby pooped his diaper" gags with him.
I'm kinda glad that they're going to do a complete Superman reboot, I would've liked a hard reboot with Henry Cavill still playing Superman. But it would still be tarnished to the public since Snyder took away all of his positivity and friendly nature. Henry Cavill's a good actor and should've gotten a shot to portray the character as accurately to the comics as Christopher Reeve or the DCAU's (and pretty much every DC animated film's) take's personality was.
Cavill will be working on a project he loves, though. He is devoted to making a Warhammer adaptation that feels right.
Baby Etrigan is adorable, he's a demon, so he's ageless, but he manifests in this form as a baby because of how the amulet's magic works, it makes sense. Mordred is a villain of the week, not every series can use every cool character that much. The Joker was in hardly any episodes of Young Justice.
You can tell even Batman felt bad about Mordred.
I think they went for the haha baby literally a demon joke too , becaus babies sometimes are just that. Not their fault when they can only communicating by crying an looking adorable. But still demons. curte demons. Maybe thats what they werer going for .
Man, seeing Bruce as a little kid, it becomes clear where Damien gets it from...
Would love for you to doing a short analysis of Bullock from BTAS. He was a great hard boiled archetype, who hated batman but ultimately was on the same side
This was my favourite when I was in single digits watching this
After watching so many of your analysis videos, the song you picked for your intro is pleasantly* stuck in my head. Thank you for these wonderful videos.
Ignoring the meta-meta cynical reason why this episode and the TH-cam clips are so popular.
I really loved this episode. JL in general powered down a lot of characters but seeing them as kids makes sense why they’re powered down. Even little jokes like GL needing glasses was cute. Plus Wonder Woman snitching to the kids and threatening to tell their parents was funny to me. I’ve been binging your videos since the Patriot Act video and gotta say love your commentary, voice, delivery, and videos. Just recently subbed today. Keep it up!
I frankly much prefer the “powered down” version of the DCAU characters. Comics have the tendency to need to one up themselves in power level and give superheroes absurd abilities. As they are in JL they are much more believable and balanced.
@@Zarastro54 Superman *only* being able to lift the size of a city is just as unbelievable as him being able to lift three times the size of Jupiter. I suppose what makes them "believable" in a sense is their stakes and with a powered down version they are able to suffer more and keep in closer contact with the normal people around them.
They nerfed them in storie to make their personalites and character things shine more thou. Also more engaging. An i live they actually explord clarks flaws, without taking away his positive impact, humanity and hope he embodies.
Thank you this we need more content like this. 👏🏽
I have to say, after regularly watching some of your videos recently, I really enjoy your intro. It gets stuck in my head but I never want to hear a full song. Great Video!
the best quote that signifies everything superman is: "I'm just a guy from a small town that wants to do the right thing"
- The Death of Superman, 2018
JUST DO THAT. I MEAN JESUS ITS RIGHT THERE???
I think rebooting Superman is absolutely the right decision. I hope the first movie has a small scale villain that tells a character focused story instead of starting off with a world ending threat like Man of Steel
Also if Zod had advanced kryptonian terraforming technology couldn't he take it to like, one of the many large, dead moons in our solar system? Sure mars is occupied cuz its DC but theres dozens of other bodies.
@@zeehero7280 you'd think that but no let's take over a already populated planet in terraform it to be New Krypton it's not like they inhabitants are going to fight back or anything
Small Scale, but interesting. It'd be good to see a Live Action Parasite, especially if the pull off a second act power plant explosion and Supes has to convince him to help. There's just some really good stories with Parasite it'd be cool to see big screen.
I'd also love just a big focus on him SAVING and HELPING. Like, natural disasters, car accidents, all sorts. Obviously he needs to have his life, to love his life, like IP said, he's the Alien Immigrant who was raised with love, but I want to see a Superman that's helping out, not just fighting criminals.
The stories in Superman - American Alien are a really interesting starter ramp for superman, if they adapted that it'd be great. But I'd prefer no origins from now on. I think people get the whole Superhero thing, just start making them interesting again!
@@garethhughes7430 great ideas. I think the Man of Tomorrow animated movie could be a good inspiration for the new movie. Maybe Metallo can be a villain
I disagree
Nobody remembers that justice league cartoons where they were all a kids called "Legion of SuperHeros" I know I barely remember it to
God everything about this channel is such a vibe
Please do a video on the DCAU's Amanda Waller. Definitely one of if not the best interpertation of the character, I feel like theres a lot you can unpack for us there
That last scene... Just man!
Baby Etrigan is just adorable
Great video. This episode was very enjoyable.
Thank you so much for these videos. I've been binge-watching them over the past couple of weeks. I think it makes it so much more sad for me that the DCU has stumbled as badly as it has since they had the perfect template for an 'extended universe' of movies right here with the DCAU. How cool would it have been to see the story of someone getting Batman's plans to defeat the Justice League on the big screen with Cavill, Afleck and Gadot?
So glad to have found your channel! I grew up with all the DC animated cartoons and I’ve been rewatching them recently, so it’s been great to see your analysis! Just wondering, would you ever talk about the WB Kids Legion of Superheroes cartoon? I also grew up watching that and reading the 60’s/70’s comics, and I think it has some really cool themes and perspectives! Anyways, thanks for the great content!!
R.I.P. Kevin Conroy
The way I see it
Thomas,Martha,and Bruce Wayne entered that alley only The Batman came out
Which is why Batman was the most adult as a kid 10 year old kid in the episode. He didn't know how to be a child past 8 years old 😢
This is my favorite episode next to the two parter where toy man sent superman into the future
Great. Awesome. Never quit!
Everybody else is like "haha they are kids, what a fun change-up and examination of them" (and a little "Haha Wonder Woman is cute")
Meanwhile I'm like "Uhhhh Mordred teleported every adult to another dimension. Every adult on life support, ripped from it. Every surgery in process, interrupted. Every airplane, suddenly 90% empty and no pilot. Every car..." like damn, son. at least Young Justice split all of reality in half when it did this, and acknowledged some of those issues. This would have irreparably destroyed the world.
... and while I'm at it, John is changed into an authentic version of himself as a kid, complete with myopia.. yet the spell had no issue with Wonder Woman's true child form being a block of marble?
I just now noticed that some characters have sclera and irises in their eye designs, like Diana and Hawkgirl, but thwn other chracters like clark and that one cowboy superhero just have eyebrows and black dots. Its a weird thing to see and now I can't unsee it.
This is the shortest of all your analyses that I've seen!
Great video as always. It’s also good to hear that I’m not the only one tired of all the cynicism and deconstruction.
best episode
Goddamn I love your videos! The music choices are always spectacular and the way you talk about your subjects is so engaging.
Amazing episode that made googling Wonder Woman a "safe search on" requirement. Yeah...
This one episode embodies why Teen Titans was so good
Bro got me tearing up for some reason
This was tons of fun
I have the expirence of growing up too young. Yeah, a lot of people go through it, but it's still alienating. I grew up wanting more than anything to be a kid, even though I was one. I have never had that child like innocence and it's make me worse off. Once you leave childhood, you can never go back. I love DCAU because of how simple it is are, but how effective it is. It's everything I wish I had, Flash is a dorky kid, Batman is respected, Diana is mom, Superman is loved. They are all kids playing in the playground that is their world, it's the dream we've all had.
I grew up wanting to be Batman, but as an adult I realize that Batman isn't happy. He's broken, angry, and sad, I don't want that for myself. I relate to him, yes, but I'd much rather be like Superman. Superman is loved and happy, he's a simple boy scout who grew up in a loving family in a small town. Even though he's incredibly powerful, sometimes he feels like he's way out of his depth. I am more like Batman than I care to admit, but I, with every fiber of my being, want to be Superman because he's happy.
Idk about Cavill being the Andrew Garfield of Supermen. I think he’s definitely amazing but I think if we’re giving anyone the title of Andrew Superman, it’s got to be Brandon Routh’s
Trueee, i mean at last he got to play a version (if wtf they had him for only that short, but he uses hi qualities of inspiring and poitivity, as ray, in legends)
What I hope for James gum new dccu is just the same tones of justice league unlimited but live action
Or at least a batman movie where I don't need to overblown the gama to be able to actually see a thing
yeah, I hope Gunn is smart enough to have Bruce Timm on his team in developing a new DC
5:37 Dat ass walk'n
_Beneath the mask is an Idea and Ideas are Immortal_
Oh kidflash
Man I afore this to episode and still do.
Funny the end bit whee Cavill being Bond, and then boom, Warhammer 40k series. Good on him though. The only bad part about that is him being a Custodes fanboy.
this was my favourite episode of jl hands down
Goddamn dude, how do you make such great videos. Each one gets better and better
Baby Etrigan is adorable, 10/10
Yeah I'm all in for the full DCU reboot, whether or not Superhero movies will still be relevant within the 3 or so years they start production. I'm hoping we get another really good Superman movie out of it at least.
honestly, my favorite part of this episode was baby Etrigan
Dear Mr. IP, id like to suggest you do a video or take a look at the X-Men Evolution episode "on angels wings" as it explores that nature of belief and its relation to good ententions...particularly the part of the episode where Scott and Rogue sit and talk at the cafe...
0:55 Etrigan just like me fr
Love this vid, thx for reminding everyone that the "no Cavill" idea doesn't ruin anything because the SnyderVerse was NEVER all that good anyway! No clue about the tv show because I never watched it since the WB SnyderVerse destroyed my perception of a DC cinematic world and just made me long for the DCAU
Hey, have you done a video on the teen titans episode "for real" it's one of my all time favorites
Gonna need a video on Ace
Bats still can’t let it go.
I thought the end of this episode was pretty unsettling, what with Mordred becoming so old and frail he can't even take care of himself anymore. For all we know he could live to watch the sun explode on itself, and then since Morgan would likely be gone at that point he'd be entirely alone...sad.
Oh, to be etrigan in that episode.
OK well when I first time watch this when I was little it was fine as an adult I agree with you being little is a little harsh
Properly gendering Grant Morrison. We love to see it
If their fan base really wants it, I'm sure he can come back as a Kingdom Come type movie in ten years.
0:29 Slidin' into yo' dm's like...
I put BvS so far out of my mind that I completely forgot they had an obits for Clark. So had they done another Superman, how exactly were they going to explain both Clark AND Superman coming back from the very much indeed dead at the same time? These writers keep writing themselves into these dead ends with no forethought....unless they were going to do that thing where Clark flies around the Earth really fast and then he kisses Lois and somehow erases her memory by means of mucousal contact, which is one of his powers if we're going by the C. Reeve's continuity.
can you analysis every justice league and justice league unlimited episodes pretty please
Should do a episode about how Starcrossed is the best version of a Justice League movie that will ever get made. People like to pretend Mask of the Phantasm is somehow the best batman movie but Starcrossed is actually the best Justice League movie
when are you going to make a video on the 60s shows (specifically spider-man)
It would be cool to see Henry cavil as superman's dad as either johnathen cent of jor-el
Does anyone know how the song that is used at the end credits section of the video is called?
I'm not sure Henry "landed on his feet" with that Warhammer TV show with Amazon. Let's see if it lasts more than one season and/or isn't just Halo with different makeup.
I only hope James Gunn takes cues from this and the New Earth comics.
I will say that "a superficial view of the character" _is_ pretty in keeping with Snyder's take on them.
I need the next smallville episode please
The Best Framework for the future of DC movies is either interesting unique one offs, about interesting stories - we can understand they are seperate world - Or going into an upbreat impossible world.
Since they're rebooting anyway, don't go dark and gritty for the millionth time. And heck it, keep some actors.
But all they should do, copy the start of JL, the White Martian invasion is a fun piece, and introduces characters well.
No origins for anyone but Martian Manhunter, who hasn't been done well in movies for a while, and have Batman investigating, then he goes to Metropolis. Clark gets home from a date with Lois, when he has to push her off because Batman is in his apartment. They have a chat, Call each other by names, and Batman talks about his investigation, and the weirdness. Superman helps him, they find MM, and as they drive the white martian threat into the open, it requires more heroes to stop them. The League forms, and decides, to continue working together.
Then in future movies, we just have references to what the rest of the League is dealing with, a constant, vibrant world, to explain not helping in individual movies, and those stories, if good enough, can even make their own movies or shows or miniseries.
@Will N now that couldbe interesting