Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nothing really bad to say...just another movie to watch.

Like the coolest thing you will ever buy yo. Get it quick

Like the way they use the graphic novel as the movie case

Great Movie!!!, the best one in the series yet by far!

All of DC's animated movies have been great. Had real high hopes for this movie and it kind of let me down I was disappointed in this animated movie

i couldn't pass this deal up...i'm extremely pleased

Wow, super stoked on the fact that they made this.

The movie is not the greatest that dc has ever made but still a great purchase since the graphic novel itself goes for around $15 per hardcover.

The price is a pretty good deal for a movie and graphic novel. However, I am a little upset with how they secure the disc. It isnt very secure

The graphic novel is a nice edition and the combined movie blu-ray and dvd, make it an okay purchase, if you enjoy Batman.

Animated shorts are okay. This is worth it considering you get an awesome Jim Lee take on Batman in hardcover.

Brilliant idea of having different artists having their personal take on Batman.

It's easy to follow along in the book if you really want to.

This Blu-ray was good in quality as far a video and audio. My opion it need a little more sustance. It showed some Villians but not the Joker. It does archive Batman's creator Bob Kane with the extras. Maybe I'm not that deep into the Batman and I was expecting more from this movie. I wouldn't call it a waste but just someithing to add to a Batman collection if you have one.

The is the best batman animantion i have evr seen. All stories tie in and the visuals are great. This stories are orginal and keep you pulled in.

But animation sure does! When you've got one of the hottest movie franchises around and want to throw a bone to your salivating fans, who are eagerly anticipating the newest movie's release like someone who absotively, posolutely has to go and is at the back of the very long bathroom line, then here's a surefire way to sate those unsatisfied appetites for the release of that summer blockbuster. Following in the footsteps of film franchises like "The Matrix" and "Chronicles of Riddick," "Batman: Gotham Knight" serves as a serving of elective mid-story, if you will, for "Batman Begins" and "The Dark Knight." Although the overall design is based on Christopher Nolan's films and a few references are made to both movies, these six animated shorts can stand on their own as good Batman stories coupled with cutting-edge anime. Best of all, it's not necessary to see either film for this work to be appreciated. The short that stood out for me in particular was one titled "Working Through Pain." That segment had it all: great story with beautiful art to match and an ending with poignant imagery that put the definitive metaphor of Batman's struggle on display. Like the other segments, the tie-in for the next piece just reinforced what made the previous one so special and so forth. This title was definitely worth getting to tide my Bat-craving over until I saw the 3am showing of "The Dark Knight" and will prossibly serve as a decent substitute for the film until it is released on DVD. Besides, the Best Buy Exclusive has a $3.00 coupon for your concessions (which I used at the IMAX I saw TDK at) and you can't go wrong with that since cinemas make most of their money off of the snacks you purchase. Needless to say, this is a great addition to any Bat-fan's DVD library or folks who've become Bat-fans through Nolan's masterpieces. Aside from "Batman - The Animated Series" you'll be wowed with the best animated Batman around. Peace.

A well Executed promotion for the Dark knight feature film. collecting 6 stories of the Dark knight re imbuing the mythos for the fans and new comers only Leaving you wanting more in a good way. a MUST BUY!!! My copy was a promo in the first few that came dvd blu ray. The quality is amazing on both versions of course

First, these films, though meant to be an inbetween story to the current film franchise, are from the perspective of each filmaker. So they are 'technically' within the exact same Batman universe as the Christoper Nolan series. Each depiction of Batman is different in costume, similar to each theatrical film has its own perspective. It is essentially the exact same batman. New characters are introduced with the background of how batman is now being recieved by the public. Is he a vigilante, is he a hero, is he just another crazy guy running around. Not quite as over the top of the Spiderman hate/love relationship Peter Parker shares with his public. Each film is almost as though watching a different comic come to life, just as the current films are compilations of various original Batman comics. I think its a good buy, not great, but if you're a fan of Batman, this is a must have. Oh, it's voiced by the same actor from Batman The Animated Series, and The Adventures of Batman and Robin. He does the voice of Batman in all 6. Buy it, i enjoyed it and i think anyone else would. Oh, it also relates to some of his original training as a prequel even to Batman Begins.

This one of the batman movies ive watched would recommend

The six stories that make up Gotham Knight range from excellent to ho-hum. Being able to see some of the events that take place inbetween Batman Begins and The Dark Knight was interesting and great. These six directors bring their own touch to the Batman legend while staying faithful to Christopher Nolan's, as well as the comic book version of the Batman. This is a must for any true fan of Batman and/or fans of Nolan's Batman films. It isn't as great as say Batman: The Animated Series from the 90's, but its a great addition to any dvd/batman collection. You'll have a blast learning more of the story.