Invasion

This was amazing, it was like a feature length film. the only thing i noticed was haflway through it kinda slowed down alittle where one episode started and one ended but thats not bionicbobs fault thats just how the episodes were paced. seeing the whole thing combined together was perfect though. it definitely made me excited to watch the rest of the crossover edits

This was my first foray into FanEdits and WOW! I loved it from beginning to end. The story was very clear and I didn't notice any cuts that stuck out. I wish they had originally released the Arrowverse crossovers as TV Films. The cuts to the Arrow portion were needed as it really helps it flow without feeling like an Arrow history recap. This has made me so excited to watch the rest of BionicBob's DC TV Edits. He could create an entire cinematic universe with all of the content that is out there.

My only critique is that I would've loved a mid/post credit scene added to get fans hype for the next film. Also Thea's one liners are cringe af, but that is on the arrowverse writers.

This is the first time I revisited this crossover in a long time, and this made me smile the entire time. I could not keep my eyes off of it. I only realized two of the sub-plots were missing because it was mentioned in the changes. This was a lot of fun, and it made me realize why I love the Arrowverse so much. This was a great edit, and I think people need to watch this.

The only moments I had minor nitpicks with were moments when they would explain certain character relationships as if the audience had been watching something else before this. I understand you can't help that, but it was just something that I mainly noticed with Cisco's and Barry's relationship. However, it was still fun to watch this as a feature film.

I'll keep this simple. Any narrative faults still present in this edit either stem from the sometimes inevitable cheesy writings of the CW shows or that this is not an actual standalone story but an in-media res narrative of many ongoing tv shows ( Vixen for example, has no proper introduction into the narrative. She just appears in the last half-an hour as one of the Legends, obviously because the CW was saving money by having Maisie Richardson-Sellers only appear in the crossover as part of a proper Legends episode).
However, all the narrative edits made to condense the story were made for the better. From my previous watch of the full event, I remember the Stein subplot, but I have no recollection of the Kid Flash one at all.

The new opening credit are not very flashy, but I like how it makes it feel like a movie. The closing credits however, are a mish-mash of all the tv credits sequence so it's a nitpick for me. I would have preferred an original closing credit, but I understand that it's a lot more work for something that was more of a quick job.

If you don't care for the Arrowverse, this isn't the edit to sway you. if you already like it, this is a great edit that keeps all the important bits. Recommended.

Keeping it simple: I wanted to relive some of the Arrowverse's peak moments and this edit gave me exactly that. Bob's DCTV edits are legendary but somehow I never got around to them, but I'm so far correcting this. Managed to watch this all the way through this week, and while the Arrow episode was still my favorite content within, having it all in one easy to digest film made it blow by so quickly that I never gave much thought to where the episodes were stopping and starting. Obvious moments aside.

As for cuts? I have no idea, I can't remember the last time I watched this crossover, let alone yanked a DCTV show off the shelf to rewatch (partially thanks to HBOmax haha). Can't tell what's changed, all I know is this is 100% what I wanted and expected when I thought to myself "I should check out BionicBob's DCTV movie edits'. That's all that matters.