Teen Titans: The Judas Contract

An enigmatic new recruit joins the Teen Titans, a young woman who can shape earth and stone with eerie precision. Her arrival unsettles the team and raises questions about loyalty, trust, and who she really is. The Titans must weigh friendship against doubt as her powers promise both protection and unpredictable danger. Deathstroke the mercenary shadows their moves, pursuing a larger plan that could drag the team into trouble. Damian Wayne, Robin, Jaime Reyes Blue Beetle, Raven, Beast Boy and the rest scramble to adapt to shifting dynamics while staying true to their calling as a unit. The plot centers on teamwork and moral choices. The tone blends sharp action with character moments to reinforce why the Titans fight together.

Directed by Sam Liu, this entry sits within the DC Universe Animated Original Movies lineup and revisits the Judas Contract arc by Delbo, Pérez, and Wolfman. It uses a sharper modern animation style and focuses on Titans relationships. The film features Stuart Allan as Robin, Jake T. Austin as Blue Beetle, Taissa Farmiga as Raven, Christina Ricci as Terra, and Brandon Soo Hoo as Beast Boy, underscoring the ensemble's chemistry. It premiered in 2017 as a direct to video release.

Viewers gave the film a solid reception, with a 7.4 out of 10 from around 748 votes. The story emphasizes trust and mentorship along with the balance between power and responsibility, while the Titans navigate personal differences and the pressure of looming threats. It also probes leadership dynamics between Damian and Raven, and how fear and manipulation can corrode team cohesion, yet ultimately reinforces the value of standing together.

Among fans the Judas Contract arc remains a touchstone for Teen Titans, and this adaptation is praised for updating the material with modern animation and voice talent. It adds depth to Terra's arc and strengthens the team's bond under stress. It sits alongside other DC animated Titans films as a notable update of a classic arc for modern audiences, balancing action with character psychology.