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Dark Knight vs a Darker Knight
The newest animated version of Batman has been put to the ultimate test. His own made for video feature. <
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>If you haven't read what I said regarding this new dark knight animated series. I suggest you read my review of the first season of this new Batman. (Under The Batman - The Complete First Season (DC Comics Kids Collection). If you haven't the next paragraph will be an abridged repeat of that. <
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> This new version of Batman year one is good animation . It is better than most of recent cartoons that is out there. This is a cartoon version of the film Batman Begins, it works in some ways and fails in others. This Batman may have the cave, the tools and the toys-but he is very green and still learning how to put it all together. The modern day non art demo of this cartoon works as well. The voice talent for this Batman is first rate. Now the BAD news, the animation of most of the Batman's arch-villains seem off in my opinion... too weird and strange from the classic Batman Mythos-the Comics of old. Remember this isn't your father's Batman <
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>Now that we are up to speed of what I think of the new Batman. Lets tackle this Made for video DVD. <
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>This pairings of the Dark Knights is a great feature, playing on their dark nature of Dracula and Bruce Wayne's nativeness as the New Batman. The sub plots with Penguin and Joker mesh well in this story line. The ending came too pat and quick for me, I wished it left it open for an animated sequel. <
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>The voice work on this feature is great, not so Hollywood as Batman the Animated series made for DVD movie "Secrets of the Batwoman." The Animation is interesting and works on many levels. It doesn't hype itself to grand levels. but better than most of the new animation shows on Cartoon Network. The story line has been treated in comics (the graphic novel Red Rain), but this DVD goes further and makes this animated work special.It impressed me and I dont impress that easy <
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>In my opinion, the wide-screen version of this cartoon should have been in theaters next to BATMAN BEGINS as a second feature. On second thought, get it and do that yourself! <
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Thrilling Addition to Your Batman Collection
This production was a LOT better than I thought it would be. I wish I could give it more stars. One of the best Batman productions ever. I was completely mesmerized. I DO like the new series. Remember all those who squawked in 1992 when Batman: The Animated Series was coming out, thinking it would not be successful? Since then we have also had the edgy Batman Beyond animated series. It takes guts, vision, and true creativity to keep the Batman legend alive and fresh. <
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>Batman Vs. Dracula has superb, stunning animation. Gotham City has never had more depth. You really feel like you are there, even more so than BTAS. The story is about Dracula being resurrected accidentally in Gotham City. He soon seeks to contol the city by turning it into a legion of the undead. While posing on the Gotham social scene as Count Alucard, Dracula falls for Vicki Vale, and wants to make her his bride. Batman, the ultimate disciple of science, must try to stop the Prince of Darkness and rescue his victims. <
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>The action and scariness intensifies majorly as the film goes on. Towards the end, I was majorly creeped out and almost crawling the walls. Because of the real horror here, (and lots of blood) parental guidance is necessary! <
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>Heck, why just take my word for it? This is from www.comics2film.com: <
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>[Synopsis: "['The Batman vs Dracula'] is genuinely one of the best I've seen this year. My brother, who is in the die-hard "The Batman will never be good" group, enjoyed it as much as I did. A great pace, some stunning visuals and a strong story make this one of the finest pieces of animated fiction I've ever seen. For those of you who aren't sure if this is worth your time yet, hesitate no longer. Go pick up this DVD as soon as you possibly can. It comes highly recommended. A truly fantastic effort from all involved."] <
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Excellent work, Mr. Goguen and Mr. Capizzi
I'm a 36-year-old male who owns every DVD of the 1992 Batman: The Animated Series, as well as every other Bruce Timm / Paul Dini animated superhero production. So, I guess that means I'm required to HATE the new animated Batman movie and series? Hell with that. Director Michael Goguen and his talented team have made a very exciting and visually stunning movie that defies expectations. Batman vs. Dracula may sound like an odd premise, but they really make it work. On top of the slick and dynamic animation, they create a story that is scary and intense while keeping itself rooted in the level of reality we've seen in Gotham City (check out the DVD extras with science vs. superstition documentary). They've even kept it watchable for children. My 3-year-old daughter adores the movie and I don't feel guilty showing it to her since (little spoiler ahead) The Batman cures the vampire victims near the climactic ending. I'm not a plant, just a middle manager living in Florida, but I wanted The Batman team to know they're doing a good job from someone in the demographic who is most critical of their work. I adore the Bruce Timm Gotham Knights-style animated series and would love a lot more of it (JLU nothwithstanding) but Goguen, Capizzi, Romano, and company are doing a great job and I'll be getting all their DVD sets to put on the shelf with The Animated Series from the 1990's.