A must see for any Dark Knight fan

Como sempre a DC fez uma ótima adaptação com esta história do Frank Miller, o longa traz uma das melhores histórias já escritas do Batman, da forma como gostamos de ver, agressivo e destemido.

An impressively loyal adaptation of one of comics' most important stories, complete with social commentary, nods at dark chapters of the character's history and a glut of wanton brutality. Despite being ripped violently into two pieces, the story still functions very well and reaches a natural climax in time for the credits to roll after a drawn-out 75 minutes. I fear the end result may be a less-dense arching plotline, especially as most of the political commentary was removed from this chapter (presumably as it won't be relevant until the second) but there's still more than enough pulp to go around.

While the storyline is doggedly faithful (indeed, most of the dialog is copied verbatim from the source), the artwork is both influenced by and notably distanced from Frank Miller and Lynn Varley's amazing work on the printed page. And, while that does rob the story of some of its character, the result is suitable enough; fresh but also familiar. Peter Weller turns in some decent work as the voice of Bruce Wayne, but I couldn't help but daydream about how Kevin Conroy would have approached the material. Very good, if not perfect.

I like the premise but the plot didn't make sense to me sometimes. Also the whole mutant thing is silly, imo.

Excellent adaption. Highly recommended. I can wait for part 2 :-D

The animation was really good. The voice acting was stellar, this was honestly one of my favorite Batman films. Definitely better than the live action Dark Knight films - any day. The gritty feel, the score - loved the music. It made every moment have such an intensity. Watching both of the parts doesnt even feel like 2 and ½ hrs. :ok_hand: I only wish Gordon had been voiced by Bryon Cranston again - but that's just because he was so good before.

Wonderful character design and animation. Excellent movie.

great movie from DC comics

An enjoyable Batman story you don't see very often that has me excited to see part two

This one's more of the Frank Miller Batman of the old and bold (The Dark Knight). See if you can spot the Swamp Thing comic in one of the stores. If you blink, you might miss it. There were some nice cinematic flashback moments that I liked where the score made it even more atmospheric. There's plenty of fight scenes. The mutants remind me of Krang from TMNT.
Seeing Lana Lang on that TV (The Daily Planet News), I wonder that's the same Lana that young Clark Kent was friends with which may tie us in with part 2 of this animated film series.
Now looking at the cast, I'm surprised to see that Bruce was voiced by RoboCop himself, Peter Weller. Carrie is by Ariel Winter (babe!). Then I see Rob Paulsen voiced Jeff, who also did Raphael in the 80s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Donatello in the current TMNT series.

Old Heroes never die , they just get Darker.