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Audience Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
Binding: DVD
EAN: 7321902123325
Format: PAL
Label: Warner Home Video
Manufacturer: Warner Home Video
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Warner Home Video
Region Code: 2
Release Date: July 14, 2008
Running Time: 73 minutes
Studio: Warner Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: 2008
Sales Rank: 3653
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This is a great `Bento Box' pack to feed the imagination of graphic novel, anime, comic & movie fan.
Warner Bros & DC presents 6 tasty takes on Batman, much as you would find in any great comic shop, where illustrators and writers since the 1940's have given their own take on the Batman. How he looks, how Gotham looks & how others perceive him.
Kevin Conroy,(Batman the Animated Series) , is back to provide the deep rasping tones to this Bat of few words which is the only consistent element, but he is in great company with a plethora of characters. In the Batman's corner Allen & Ramirez, Alfred & Gordon Vs Arkham Inmates Scarecrow & Croc and the impeccable Deadshot.
The Japanese ... Read More:
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Batman Gotham Knight is in the same vain of the Superman Doomsday animated movie, and just like our favourite citizen of Metropolis; it's good but that is all it is, it never excels, never really excites or enthralls like The Mask of The Phantasm. It's gorier than its predecessors and in some respects creates the same serious tone of Batman Begins and the Dark Knight and is designed to be sandwiched between both.
As a film or rather vignettes it works but only just, when I first saw that it was just over 70 minutes long I was concerned as to if the content would do justice to the Dark Knight, but as it stands it was long enough, the stories connect..... just, and manages to keep your attention but it limps in.
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First time through and, I think, the opening story put me in the wrong mood for the rest. The animation is pretty stylised and the story odd... this is Batman as seen through the eyes of Gotham's children.
The other stories seemed OK but the damage was done.
A few weeks later and I decided to give it another shot... glad I did.
Something clicked with the first story. Of course, this is a follow-on from Batman Begins so nobody is sure of who or what The Batman is.
"Crossfire" shows the acceptance of a vigilante to an ally for the police.
"Field Test" highlights, however dark, that Batman has certain morals and lines he won't cross. It also provides an explanation why he isn't 100% gadget driven.
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This is a good filler while I am waiting for the new movie to come out. Very distinctly different animation styles on all the short stories whilst still keeping the Dark Knight feel of the Batman. Only criticism is that the stories are all maybe a little too short. I bought this on Blu-Ray, but as it's a dark movie, you dont appreciate the extra quality, so maybe better value on DVD. At this price worth a purchase for all Bat-Fans
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The Animatrix [2003]
Firstly, you wont find a bigger Dark Knight fan than myself, and i wouldnt reccommend buying this or even renting it. I Love Japanese animation and this dvd cannot be called anything but shoddy. The animation is poor and if you have seen the animatrix you will know what i mean.
The animatrix was solid, better than the films and the animation left you in awe of what was capable in the future. However the producers on this had obviously seen Animatrix as well but wanted to make something like it that was alot cheaper to produce.
Many times during the dvd i enjoyed what i was watching but the overall feeling was that i had been cheated out of the pleasure of watching a true classic. If you can look past the shoddy ... Read More:
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