“Justice League: Gods and Monsters” reimagines DC’s iconic heroes as morally complex figures in an alternate universe, exploring themes of power, identity, and the consequences of absolute rule.
This curated collection highlights 25 pivotal quotes that capture the film’s philosophical depth, character conflicts, and defining moments of this bold Elseworlds narrative.
Why do you even listen? They hate us
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[Speaker]: Bekka (Wonder Woman)
[Context]: Expressing disillusionment with humanity, highlighting the League’s strained relationship with the public.
Don’t let the crowds down there fool you, Bekka. They are not la gente comĂșn, the real people
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[Speaker]: Hernan Guerra (Superman)
[Context]: Reveals Superman’s contempt for humanity while manipulating Wonder Woman’s perspective.
Twenty-two percent domestically, twenty-nine percent worldwide
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[Speaker]: Kirk Langstrom (Batman)
[Context]: Cold statistics showing global support for authoritarian rule, quantifying the League’s political influence.
Revolutions have been built on less. Imagine ending all ideological squabbling
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[Speaker]: Hernan Guerra (Superman)
[Context]: Superman’s vision for global unity through absolute control, exposing his authoritarian ideals.
Under us? … Under us. … You just got less sexy
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[Speaker]: Bekka (Wonder Woman) and Hernan Guerra (Superman)
[Context]: Exposes the Trinity’s power dynamic and Wonder Woman’s moral boundaries regarding domination.
You said he could live. … I said I would spare him for you, but not at the expense of the mission
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[Speaker]: Bekka (Wonder Woman) and Highfather
[Context]: Highfather’s betrayal at Orion’s wedding, revealing his ruthless pragmatism.
He was different. … He was Darkseid’s blood, one of countless bastards in a line of endless betrayal
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[Speaker]: Bekka (Wonder Woman) and Highfather
[Context]: Clash over Orion’s legacy, highlighting Bekka’s grief and Highfather’s prejudice.
You are one to speak! You are blood-soaked in betrayal!
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[Speaker]: Bekka (Wonder Woman)
[Context]: Defiant accusation against Highfather, condemning his hypocrisy after the Apokolips massacre.
If I had to do it over, I would have warned them all
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[Speaker]: Bekka (Wonder Woman)
[Context]: Bekka’s regret and rejection of New Genesis, embracing her outsider status.
There is no redemption for me
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[Speaker]: Bekka (Wonder Woman)
[Context]: Final rejection of New Genesis, cementing her path as an outcast.
I just burned all your motherboxes, no more disappearing acts for you!
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[Speaker]: Hernan Guerra (Superman)
[Context]: Superman’s tactical brilliance during battle, showcasing his ruthless efficiency.
If only she hadn’t wanted you! You, who only loved your bats and test tubes!
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[Speaker]: Will Magnus
[Context]: Magnus’ jealousy-driven confession, revealing his fractured psyche and motive for betrayal.
Wrong. I loved two people in my life. And now they’re both gone!
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[Speaker]: Kirk Langstrom (Batman)
[Context]: Batman’s rare emotional vulnerability when confronting Magnus about Tina’s death.
What a bitch
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[Speaker]: Hernan Guerra (Superman)
[Context]: Callous remark about Lois Lane, emphasizing his morally ambiguous nature.
That was seismic magnitude 9.8. We’re at the end
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[Speaker]: Lara Lor-Van
[Context]: Krypton’s final moments, establishing Superman’s tragic origin in this timeline.
Time to look ahead, Kirk. You know what they say. The past is like another planet
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[Speaker]: Hernan Guerra (Superman)
[Context]: Closing reflection on moving forward, hinting at the Trinity’s unresolved futures.
Bet you taste like crap
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[Speaker]: Kirk Langstrom (Batman)
[Context]: Batman’s dark humor during a confrontation, revealing his vampiric nature.
Where is Tina?
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[Speaker]: Kirk Langstrom (Batman)
[Context]: Batman’s desperate inquiry about his lost love, driving his confrontation with Magnus.
If only she hadn’t wanted you! … She married me, but that was an obligation
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[Speaker]: Will Magnus
[Context]: Magnus’ full confession about Tina’s death, exposing his toxic obsession.
You can still redeem yourself
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[Speaker]: Highfather
[Context]: Empty offer to Bekka after the massacre, highlighting New Genesis’ corrupted ideals.
Watch your tongue, granddaughter!
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[Speaker]: Highfather
[Context]: Authoritarian response to Bekka’s defiance, showing New Genesis’ oppressive nature.
I had a war machine to operate. My army needed the energy
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[Speaker]: Unspecified (context suggests Highfather)
[Context]: Justification for ruthless actions, embodying the film’s “ends justify means” theme.
It’s funny how things can change so quickly
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[Speaker]: Unspecified
[Context]: Commentary on volatile power dynamics, reflecting the film’s political tension.
I have loved two people in my life
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[Speaker]: Kirk Langstrom (Batman)
[Context]: Echoes Batman’s earlier confession, reinforcing his tragic emotional core.
Silence!
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[Speaker]: Lightray
[Context]: Attempt to suppress Bekka’s truth-telling, showing New Genesis’ fear of dissent.
