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Batman: Gotham Knight (Two-Disc Special Edition)

Starring: Corey Burton, Kevin Conroy Director: Yoshiaki Kawajiri, Yasuhiro Aoki
3.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
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Batman: Gotham Knight would seem to be a comic book enthusiast's dream project: Take four anime studios, team them with six writers, and create a "mature" (aka PG-13) anthology film based one of DC Comics' most enduring superheroes. And though the result doesn't quite live up to expectations, it's worth a viewing for fans of the Dark Knight. Its underlying flaw is the hit-or-miss nature of the anthology structure itself. Though there's a small narrative thread running through the six episodes, the 12 or so minutes alloted for each just simply isn't enough time to develop anything more than a sketch of a plot. "Have I Got a Story For You" is a potentially clever concept about three youths' run-ins with Batman that doesn't really pay off; "Crossfire" focuses on two uninteresting Gotham detectives; "Field Test" is another interesting idea that that feels truncated; "In Darkness Dwells" succeeds because of its creepy atmosphere; and "Working Through Pain" is an ambitious but meandering look at some of Bruce Wayne's past. "Deadshot," written by Alan Burnett, is the standout, deftly packing suspense, action, and a compelling villain into its allotted running time. It's also the most straightforward of the bunch. Burnett, a veteran of DC animation since the days of Super Friends, clearly knows the episodic format well. No one can argue with the level of talent involved. The differing styles of animation in each segment present some evocative visuals, and the writers do their best to capture diverse takes on the Batman mythos. But ultimately, having so many writers and directors makes the film feel like a technical exercise rather than a complete vision. The wisest choice was bringing Kevin Conroy on board -- having voiced the title character since Batman: The Animated Series, he is Batman, and gives a small sense of continuity and history to the somewhat schizophrenic proceedings. ~ Skyler Miller, All Movie Guide


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Disc One: Commentary by DC Comics senior vice president/creative affairs Gregory Noveck, former Batman editor Dennis O'Neil and voice of Batman Kevin Conroy
Exclusive sneak peek at DC Universe's Wonder Woman
Disc 2: Revealing documentary Batman and Me: the Bob Kane story
A Mirror for the Bat: featurette exploring Batman and the Evil Denizens of Gotham City
Bruce Timm presents 4 bonus Batman the animated series episodes: Heart of Ice, I Am the Night, Legends of the Dark Knight and Over the Edge

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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent animation that fills in some of the gaps between Batman Begins and the Dark Knight, Aug 2 2009
By Paul Wilson "Paul" (Toronto) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Batman: Gotham Knight (DVD)
The events of Gotham Knight occur in between Batman Begins and the Dark Knight live action movies. It features several short stories that are interwoven into one film. In my opinion, they flow well together, and you get to see many great anime styles. Characters like the Scarecrow, Killer Croc, and my favourite...Deadshot, are all featured in this film. If you dislike this film, you are guilty of either one fo the following things:
1) You're not a big anime fan.
2) You're just a casual Batman fan.
If you like anime AND Batman...it is impossible not to like this film.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Very Good, Jul 1 2008
This review is from: Batman: Gotham Knight (DVD)


To be frank I only liked the second half of the film. The first half constists of nothing but the view of Batman through the eyes of various civilians, and Batman beating up goons.

The second half or the last two stories are far more enjoyable. Working Through Pain was written by one of my favourite comic book writers Brian Azarello (100 Bullets), and he did a good job in annunciating that Bruce really doesn't want to work through the pain of his parents death. He wants to hold on to that pain because it gives him purpose and it drives him. And really if he were to give up that pain--he probably would find his life devoid and meaningless and purposeless. The Deadshot story, I liked because it shows the kind of Alpha male hero who is willing to stand down any threat (yet not a goon) warrior I like to see him portrayed as.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Gotham Knights is AWESOME must have, Aug 27 2008
By George Jost "cartoongamelover" (Ottawa, Canada) - See all my reviews
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I downloaded iTunes version. Seriously tho, this looks BETTER on a bigger screen.

Imagine the darkness of Batman anime style?

Personally I liked these stories even better than the recent batman movies.
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