Thread: Batman: Gotham Knight (Anime Style)

I'm liking the orchestral music so far.

I just saw the Gotham Knight trailer and it looks awesome! I can not wait till it comes out. The fact that it is 6 different stories by 6 different directors woven together into one movie is outstanding. It should be very enjoyable.

It Looks SICK! can't wait to go watch the dark knight but the anime style dark knight looks really good i must say it looks very well done.

Good to see people here are liking it! But their is two versions of the DVD, Special Edition and Regular (as most DVD's these days) and it'll also be on Blue Ray. This is what the special edition has on it for those interested:

The two-disc and Blu-Ray editions of the film will contain the above mentioned special features as well as a documentary titled Batman and Me: The Bob Kane Story, a featurette exploring Batman and the Gotham villains he faces titled A Mirror for the Bat and four episodes of Batman:The Animated Series (see below), presented by Bruce Timm.

The four episodes of Batman that will be attached are:

* Heart of Ice
* I Am the Night
* Legends of the Dark Knight
* Over The Edge

and the single disc (which is also on the 2 disc) includes this:

The special features on the single-disc edition will contain an audio commentary of the film by Gregory Noveck, Dennis O'Neil and Kevin Conroy, as well as a sneak peek at the next movie of the DC Universe Original Animated Movies line: Wonder Woman.

I just watched all the episodes/movie except one which is called "Deadshot"... To me all the artists had their own unique style of animation to them. The artists who did the one called "Have I Got A Story For You" was the only artist(s) I had a problem with < I really didn't care for how they drew their legs, but in the end it all worked out for the whole style in general...

The second episode called "Crossfire" was the one I thought they captured Batman at his best in striking fear in villains.

The third episode called "Field Test" I liked cause it showed us how Bruce Wayne/Batman actually has technology to be more unstoppable, but choose not to cause of the safety of others.

The fourth episode called "In Darkness Dwells" I liked because the way the artist(s) did the villains Croc, but especially the Scarecrow... They made them to be more insane & lethal in my opinion.

The fifth episode called "Working Through Pain" was good because I got a better understanding on why the Batman seems to feel no pain, but then again carries around a whole heap on his own.

The sixth episode is called "Deadshot" which I haven't watched, but know it is about the sharpshooter Deadshot... I am about to watch it now!!!

In all I think that one of the artist(s) should take over & make a new series... It would be cool if the artist from Crossfire would be behind the project of Batman & the artist(s) in Darkness Dwells should be behind the villains. Just in my opinion though!!! ^_^