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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Warner Brothers
EAN: 9781419805707
Format: Animated, Closed-captioned, Color, Dubbed, DVD-Video, Subtitled, NTSC
ISBN: 1419805703
Label: CW Television Network
Manufacturer: CW Television Network
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: CW Television Network
Region Code: 1
Release Date: May 24, 2005
Running Time: 63 minutes
Sales Rank: 56134
Studio: CW Television Network
Theatrical Release Date: September 11, 2004
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Product Description:
Three episodes from the all-new The Batman animated TV series available for the first time on DVD. Episode Synopses: 1) The Bat in the Belfry: The Batman finds himself dealing with a new breed of criminal when the Joker takes over Arkham Asylum then plans to fly a hot air balloon filled with Joker Gas a toxin which leaves its victims in a strange "rictus" state and pop its contents all over Gotham! 2) Traction: The Batman faces off with masked criminal Bane and once Bane's Chemical steroid-infusion is activated Batman finds himself outmatched in the Brute strength department. 3) Call of the Cobblepot: Ozzy Cobblepot aka Penquin has delusions of rebuilding the last cobblepot fortune via high-flying robberies employing various trained birds. Unaware of Cobblepot's criminal plans Alfred finds himself in the run-down and decrepit Cobble pot mansion where he is ensnared by Ozzy. Now Penguin will let his hungry birds feast upon Alfred unless The Batman can rescue him in time.Running Time: 63 min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY UPC: 012569686526
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Rating:  -
I love batman, but this version of batman is by far the worst version ever created (including all the live action, animation, or comic book versions of batman). I have no clue why they are wasting animation resourses on a crap cartoon like this, when they could be putting it toward quality cartoons like Justice League. Warner Bros. needs to get a clue. I might not be a kid anymore (I'm the ripe old age of 21), but if I ever have kids I can promise you they will not be allowed to watch this. They ... Read More
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This version of Batman is for morons! My 12 years old cousin came to my house to stay in Christmas week. He told me that he watch this miserable show on TV. He told me about the atrocities that criminal producer Sam made with Batman.
I told him that I have Batman cartoons in my DVD stand and he told me he wanted to watch it. Immediately, I picked up my two seasons of the 90's Batman TAS serie and my four animated movies for him to watch. So I put him to watch the first season of Batman ... Read More
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If you're looking for something groundbreaking like B:TAS or "The New Batman Adventures," you'll have to look elsewhere. "The Batman" is nothing new. In fact, it's the kind of Saturday morning show you might have seen in the late-80's. This re-imagining abandons many if not all of the conventions that made the other animated shows great. No longer are the villains multi-layered and complex; rather they are the standard cardboard cutouts that exist solely for the purpose of fighting the hero. Further, ... Read More
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I am much more of a fan of the original Batman series,but this series isnt bad either. The original Batman was not dumbed down for kids(like the spider man series.)IT DIDNT HAVE LASER GUNS.I didnt expect much after I heard about this show. After BTAS, you just dont need another Batman series, but I was surprised. If you want the cool stylized film noir Batman, get the three box sets,but if you are fine about a step down from the seriousness of the first series,get this. It's only three episodes(WHOOPDY ... Read More
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I'm about as big a Batman fan as there is. I've always believed the best superheroes can appeal to every age. Batman as an icon does. But "The Batman" as a morning cartoon does not. Just by deciding to air this show this day in age is asking for inevatable comparisons to "Batman: The Animated Series". That show in its own did things to make it unique, so I will try to avoid compare and contrasts (Because BTAS pounds the new show into oblivion).
What doesn't work for this show is its deviation from the source ... Read More
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