Customer Ratings & Reviews

This could have been a 5 stars rating with a funny story line consistent with Harley as originally portrayed in the comics. But, as with Assault on Arkham, creators have decided once again to go with the now popular "Adult Harley Quinn" version of the character. Would have been great for kids, but the unnecessary scene with Nightwing makes this a teen release.

This was a very good movie that separates itself from the animated movie continuity. It was great to see the animation from from Bruce Timm's Batman Animated Series (New Adventures) and it was a great throwback to my childhood. Kevin Conroy is always a delight to hear as Batman and Melissa Rauch did a very good job as Harley Quinn, It felt very much like a superhero road trip with Harley and sometimes Nightwing to balance out Batman's seriousness. Overall a very good ride.

This movie is definitely not your daddy version of Batman the Animated Series...although it definitely looks like it is! Bruce Timm has returned to make a hilarious action comedy staring Batman & Harley Quinn! I think the jokes and humor are really well done but I definitely wouldn't recommend this to kids 7 or younger. Nothing too vulgar but they do push the humor a bit more adult direction. if you were fan of the original series, you will love this!

I try to collect all the DCU movies so this was the next one in that series. I thought it was ok. DCU has been getting very adult with its themes. I know its pg-13 but I would still think these heroes would be for all ages. Def not. 13 and up def for this movie. However if your a DCU fan like me it was good.

When I saw the trailer for this I have to say I was not too impressed. But I took a chance on this after the first price drop and let me say, I really enjoyed it. They really went for a Batman the animated series art style and they pulled it off. The story has a lot of comedy elements but still manages to be very engaging.

This is good movie with some more adult based scenes that you may want to check out before letting young kids watch it. But if you’re a Batman fan, it’s still a good movie and has Kevin Conroy to boot. It’s definitely not the best animated Batman cartoon/movie and a little camp in places but it’s worth a look.

Harley Quinn has always been a favorite, in the games, the movies, the comics and she really shines in this movie. The writers have expanded her role and made her even more interesting and unpredictable. The back stories are great, how she evolved, her expanded story, all great information and add greatly to her mystique. Love her or hate her, she's a great character and only makes the Batman universe much improved.

Be aware that this movie is really good PG-13 movie. That being said...I would not let this one slide and let a 10 or 11 year old watch it. I understand the Dark side of things and this movie is edgy that way, just want to be cautious. I enjoyed the show very much and will watch it many more times

Ever since Suicide Squad Harley Quinn has been in the public eye. Former various appearances in comic books to her role in the latest and Injustice League game. She is a fun character and highly dynamic design to be the antithesis of Batman. This story is a great way of portraying both are good and evil sides at once. I highly recommend this movie to fans of the comic book series and character arcs.

If you were a fan of Batman: The Animated Series, then you're going to love this. My only gripe is not getting the original Harley Quinn voice actor. Trying to "update" it by using a current celeb takes something away from the show. Otherwise, it's a fun addition to the DC animated universe.

Brings back the nostalgia of batman the animated series.

Liked the movie. Graphics was ok liked the charcters

This is a good little movie but it's missing "something" I can't put my finger on. I enjoyed it but have to rate it a bit below others in the Batman field. Not really for the kids as there are some adult situations (no nudity). The farting scene has "stained" Harley for me forever.

This was a fun, creative, and entertaining movie! This is not particularly a kids movie though. It is more geared towards teens/adults, which I'm fine with. I really enjoy all the new movies that the DC Animation has been releasing. This one in particular is good because we get to see more of what Harley Quinn is about and what she's like beyond the Joker. Definitely worth watching!

The story is so much fun, and also has a lot of content directed to the grown ups.This animation style is the same as 1992's BTAS, which is such an amazing surprise, bringing a lot of nostalgia, off course with subtle upgrades and with much better graphism.

Fun, and enjoyable. Thou, not recommended for kids, or anyone expecting the more serious tone of the original Batman: The Animated series. Much of the humor reminds me of watching a classic Adam West Batman, with a bit of Teen Titan go style comedy.

I already owned this title on Blu-ray but had to give it a try in 4K when I saw it on sale. The picture and sound quality is excellent and I look forward to future DC animated titles in 4K. The film itself is very fun, definitely check out the parental ratings before buying for kids since it contains some strong language and adult themes.

Well, I am a huge Harley Quinn fan. And I also love "The Big Bang Theory." I bought the e copy after watching a youtube clip of Mellissa Rauch covering Blondie's "Hanging on the Telephone" by Jack Lee. When I saw that it was on stock, I purchased it.

While Dc hasn't been 100% in all their live action films you can honestly say that they are killing it with most of their animation films and once again they have done it here by bringing Batman the animated series to more of an adult standard.

The movie was good. The decisions she made at the end of the movie caught me off guard. As always D.C., explains the inspiration behind the movie and I personally appreciate that and wish all movies did that with their special features.