Screenplay:
Joe R. LansdaleComposer:
Frederik WiedmannCast:
Jason O'Mara, Thomas Gibson, Morena Baccarin, Dee Bradley Baker, Xander Berkeley, Giancarlo Esposito, David McCallum, Fred Tatasciore, Bruce Thomas (more)VOD (3)
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Children's animated adventure following DC Comics superhero Batman (voice of Jason O'Mara). Batman discovers that he has a long-lost son, Damian Wayne (Stuart Allan), who has been trained to fight for his grandfather, the vigilante's enemy Ra's al Ghul (Giancarlo Esposito), in the League of Assassins. After Ra's al Ghul is killed, Batman attempts to prevent Damian seeking vengeance, hoping that he can set him on the straight and narrow. (Warner Bros. Home Entertainment)
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Just five minutes of shared custody of this bratty little monster who would drive Batman to wring his neck, never mind his “no weapons, no dead" policy. Twice over. No wonder his mother refused to recognize him at the end. But regardless of his dear son it’s “sort of weird". Dozens of dead, gallons of blood, poked out eyes, kids crucified... It’s simply a little too uncompromising for the world of DC (and other) comic book movies, but at the same time slap dash and cheaply extolling American values. But thanks to solid and frequent action, there’s no time to get bored. At least I can say that.
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I don't like the comic book source material, and this animated adaptation didn't really impress me significantly either. It still lacks any charm that Morrison's film had. Not that it was a huge charm, but Morrison's approach is specific nonetheless. Japanese animation still doesn't fit well with it.
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