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By Nix | February 27, 2008 (11:32 am) | More: Animated Movie News, Batman: Gotham Knight (2008) Movie, Comic Book Movie News
Batman arrives on DVD July 8, 2008, in an original 2-disc Special Edition direct-to-DVD movie that will showcase six separate stories about the Dark Knight Detective and his neverending battle against crime and sadistic murderous clowns. The DVD will feature extras like audio commentaries from the filmmakers who will be contributing stories, as well as a sneak peek at the upcoming Wonder Woman direct-to-DVD movie.
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Batman: Gotham Knight is a fresh and exciting new entry into the Batman mythos, spinning out of a 40-year history in animation including the Emmy®-winning Batman: The Animated Series, widely considered a pivotal moment in American animation. A cross section of distinguished creators, award winning producers, and acclaimed writers weave six interlocking stories that reveal Bruce Wayne’s journey to Dark Knight, each with stylish art from some of the world’s most revered animation visionaries.
Honestly Jim Carey did an amazing job as the Riddler, but if I must say I think Johnny Depp would ...
Great review. However, I didn't feel the film ran long at all. There was so much going on, ...
BULLSHIT!!!Steven Seagal....y the best of!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Van Damme,,,,is looser...dumb...FUCK YOU JEAN CLAUDE!!! 
But 99.9% of the world's population think that saiyan look asian 
Remember dark knight returns? Could be worked in rather seamlessly here with joker, two-face, and superman chasing the fugitive ...
The idea is cool, but anime? Really? Why not just traditional American animation. Lord knows those guys could use the work in this Pixar-overrun world.
Don’t be a hater, B.L. The inspiration for GOTHAM KNIGHT was THE ANIMATRIX. It’s a novel idea and looks like an interesting experiment whether you consider it to be a bridge between BATMAN BEGINS and THE DARK KNIGHT or a stand-alone project.
I agree with Andrew Laubacher on this. Though the style of Batman: Gotham Knight resemble that of anime, it isn’t true anime style which is what the directors wanted.
You see in anime, they traditionally use pastel colors, but that wouldn’t work to a Batman animated film very well. Too happy and bright. So they blended the styles together and came up with a great and fiting look for each little episode.
Batman: Gotham Knight, is something I truly recommend for every Batman fan to buy or at least see.