Batman: Gotham Knight
Movie » Batman: Gotham Knight released on July 08, 2008.
6 different groups of artists and styles, with 6 unique visions of Batman´s world. Highly influenced by Anime artists.
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5 (3) 4 (1) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (2) 3.5 starsAverage score of 6 user reviews
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A very short review. 1
(Okay for everyone out there who likes to complain about somebody else's opinion whose is different than their's, don't bother responding to this topic)If you hate anime don't watch this movie, it sucks in one of the stories Bruce looks like a freakin' teenager. Now what did get a this piece of crap movie a star was the voice acting by Kevin Conroy, who is probably the best animated voice of Batman ever. So I pretty much hated this movie because I hate anime especially when it tries to combine s...
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Very Interesting 1
I thought this movie had very interesting art, the stories where good, it seemed it capture the essence of batman very well. It was put into 5 interesting tales of Batman, one was how people see Batman as either a monster, a creature, a robot, a human, etc. If you have some spare time, and like batman I recommend this movie. ...
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The Knight rules!!! 0
This is a great Batman movie to watch.We have Kevin Conroy(the best Batman) voicing which is great and seeing 6 different Batman in 6 different adventures.It was cool to see Killer Croc,Scarecrow,and Deadshot.I loved seeing the different animation styles for each segment because its really cool, I would buy this because its a great movie to watch and has some cool extras too. 5/5 great movie....
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Incredible anime style 0
I think that Batman: Gotham Knight resembles the wonderful work done in Animatrix, and in my opinion that was amazing too. These six stories tell six different versions of the Dark Knight in a very unique pace, passing the chapters the visuals are getting darker with a subtle psychological management. The six Knights are explored differently but all of them from the myth of Batman, each entry despicted an entity like hero based on fear, suffering and pain.The soundtrack envolved amazingly and le...
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Disjointed & Uneven 0
This is a collection of animated stories featuring Batman with a rather strong anime influence, which makes sense considering that each story segment was done by a separate Japanese anime production company. But there is an appalling lack of cohesion and we get so many different and disjointed interpretations of Batman himself.The first (and in my opinion, the best) story segment was “Have I Got a Story For You” was an interesting look at how a group of kids saw Gotham City’s e...
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Does not work as part of Nolan-verse, but is amazing as STAND ALONE 0
Even though, this is not part of any continuity (it definetly does not fit well with the Nolan-verse), these stories are kinda suposed to show the early career of Nolans Batman and we do not have many of those in animated form.The quality of the stories, the animation and the narrative are mixed, but still still on the very positive side of the spectrum.If you look for something straight foreward and classic, then do not let your expectations overshadow this massive collection of awesome!1. Have...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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