Teen Titans Go! To the movies's reviews
Media reviews
The Playlist
"But towards the last act of the movie, ?Teen Titans Go! To the Movies? reveals itself to be more slyly subversive than originally thought. Much thought and energy is given to the idea of superhero movies: what they mean to audiences who have grown so dependent on simulated heroism that they don?t know what to do with the real thing, and what the glut of superhero movies would mean to people who are weaned exclusively on them".
Entertainment Weekly
"It?s in these moments that the true genius of 'Teen Titans Go! To The Movies' becomes evidence: it?s a DC movie that?s allowing itself to have fun, and the errant exclamation point is a perfect declaration of its intent".
The Hollywood Reporter
"Considering the somberness that afflicts so many DC universe releases, the tongue-in-cheek, albeit admittedly juvenile humor of 'Teen Titans Go! To the Movies' should come as a welcome relief to fans".
Variety
"That kind of takes the air out of any meta fanciness. Yet animation in our time has grown so technologically advanced that I was grateful, as I think audiences will be, to relax into the funky-punky jagged primitive landscapes of 'Teen Titans GO!', which don?t pretend to be tactile or ?expressive? but are appealing for that very reason".
Screen Crush
"The more pointed commentary about superhero movies will go over younger audiences? heads, but the more obvious message, that being true to yourself and your friends is way more important than being ?super,? should strike a chord. And if it doesn?t, the sight gags about giant robot farts definitely will".