Question: I've caught up with the Justice League and Justice League Unlimited TV Show. I intend to start watching the Justice League movies as well. 

What is the suggest viewing order for the [Justice League animated movies](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DC_Universe_Animated_Original_Movies)?

Answer: 
Prior to *Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox*, these films were the only ones with shared continuity:

* *Superman/Batman: Public Enemies* is followed by *Superman/Batman: Apocalypse*
* *The Dark Knight Returns Parts 1 and 2*

The other films prior to *Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox* can be watched in any order, as they don't share continuity.

*Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox* is the start of them building some continuity into these films, based on adapting the comic book *Flashpoint* event and their *New 52* reboot. Watch that one then *Justice League: War* as it continues the story. The next film in this story hasn't been released yet, but will be *Justice League: Throne of Atlantis*.

You can watch *Son of Batman* and *Batman: Assault on Arkham* in any order as well, just note that movies released after *The Flashpoint Paradox* will sometimes be part of the *New 52* film continuity. Also note that *Assault on Arkham* shares a universe with the *Batman Arkham* games, so if you are planning on playing those, you may want to hold off until you've played them. Specifically the 3rd one, *Arkham Origins*, as the story follows it ([source](http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2014/05/16/batman-arkham-assault.aspx)).
**I personally would watch JLFP after Throne of Atlantis just so that it makes a little more sense (apart from the credit scene).** **IGNORE**

I have changed my mind. I have decided it makes more sense to watch JLFP before TOA as long as you believe that when Barry arrives into the new timeline it is after the events of JLW.

This design changes could be explained by the timeline changes. The different Flash suits make more sense (as he may have not made the New 52 Styled suit yet).
Batman's suit is teen to have a blue colour to it. In Batman: Bad Blood, his suit gets lighter and gains the blue colour, which could be more evidence.