Batman: Year One

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Its solid 9 but due to catwoman existence it will go down to 8, she useless annoying + unnecessary asf, otherwise it was one heck of movie, Loved it, kinda remined me of the new batman moive 22.

This movie is quite true to the original material. The suspensions are there, the (some of) backstory for Selina is there. All in all, very good movie. I recommend it.

There was a point in this film that made me question it's entire developmental process, I'm referring to a scene early in the film that depicts Detective Gordan's new partner stopping the car on their way to the precinct and harassing a group of teenage kids he wrongfully accuses of being troublesome. Actually, he singled out the ONE black teenager in particular from an otherwise all-white group kids and began to BEAT HIM MERCILESSLY. I am Black myself, and I've been watching batman since I was in preschool so this isn't a biased or random attack white superheroes or anything like that. However, as a black viewer considering the history of my people in this country with "Whites" in particular I was sorely offended. I've considered writing a letter to the development studios and I would like to know if anyone else noticed this as well.

Es casi perfecta, excepto que Catwoman no aporta casi nada a la pelicula, aporta tan poco que la peli en el ultimo tercio se olvida de ella.

I know MacKenzie from TV programme Gotham, and I think he did a good job at speaking for Batman in this film. The music needs some work. Graphics are good. Sets a good foundation for future stories such as Batman: The Killing Joke, Assult on Arkham, etc., and, finally, Batman: the Dark Knight Returns. I think the plot was lacking a major villain. Otherwise it's worth watching. Good start. Decent ending. 61-minute film + 14-minute short called "Catwoman". Watch it if you are a fan.

This is a very decent Batman movie. I enjoyed it. Definitely recommend it.

I don't think I've sat through an animated movie with such flat voice acting throughout. Not one actor seems interested. Kills the film dead.

I've never written a review before, but I've never felt this strongly about a film adaptation before either. If you are at all familiar with the source material comic of the name, then upon watching this film, you will realize that practically nothing was changed. The Frank Miller script is intact (practically word-for-word). The issue for me was, why would you want to re-do that masterpiece as an animated 'cartoon' that brings 'The Jetsons' and 'The Flintstones' to mind (in terms of animation work)?? I have no issue with a strict interpretation of a great work (I liked 'Watchmen' for instance)...But the animation work on this is truly an insult to David Mazzucchelli (The original comic artist) as well as to the viewer. To see such a lackluster effort makes me shutter for future animated Batman projects. Warner, you can do better. I suggest 'Batman: Gotham Knight' instead.