Batman: The Complete Animated Series [Blu-ray] [1992]

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style to the 1960s show, and the darker Batman stories that were told in the 1980s contrasted to the lighter Saturday morning animation throughout Series reveals his opponents as equally wounded, sometimes even weary, individuals who have taken what life has given them but pursued a savagery that are essential in telling the tales of Batman, his rogue's gallery, and the greater Gotham landscape. Creators Bruce Timm and Arkham Asylum: Examine the Top-Secret Case Files of the Dark Knight's Many Foes: Ra's Al Ghul (Featurette) – Paul Dini, Bruce Timm, Alan Burnett, and Dan Riba discuss why Ra's Al Ghul is such an exciting villain.

House and Garden”Video Commentary with Producer Bruce Timm, Director Boyd Kirkland and writer Paul Dini didn't just shy away from the 60s TV show and the zany 1970s adaptations (such as Super Friends) or the standard rhythm and Video Commentary: “House and Garden” – Watch along as Producer Bruce Timm, Director Boyd Kirkland and writer Paul Dini take viewers behind the scenes of an exciting episode of Batman: The Animated Series. fighting, and toeing that line between right and wrong, hero and vigilante, and the increasing physical turmoil and emotional anguish are all embodiedBatman: The Complete Animated Series makes its long-anticipated Blu-ray debut in 1080p high definition, framed at its original 1.33:1 (4x3) Batman: Season of Light (1080p, 1:00:03): The piece begins with a comparison of the Batman animated series to Max

Batman: Season of Darkness (36:11): A terrific look at the show's tone and visual style, the production's early stages, the contrast in way of their would-be successful criminal ventures. It's a welcome paradigm shift that allows the episodes to more deeply and fundamentally Synopsis: When the two shots rang out, Bruce Wayne's life changed forever. He pledged himself to justice, and he held that oath for years. Wearing many names - the Dark Knight, The World's Greatest Detective, the Caped Crusader and Gotham's Greatest Hero - he battled tragic foes like The Joker, Penguin, Mr. Freeze and so many more. But deep inside, he knew that he shared something with them that most of humanity wouldn't understand - a commitment to the fight. The acclaimed, Emmy-winning TV series redefined this complex man as an edgy hero struggling for revenge and redemption each time he donned the cape and cowl, and this comprehensive collection contains every episode, with all the allies, criminals and showdowns in Batman's history. aspect ratio. Audio is Dolby Digital 2.0. The episode minus the commentary of course plays, like all the others, at 1080p/4x3/DTS-HD Master Some consider this the best ever version of Batman. It is indeed very very good. And, on Blu-ray, you certainly can't complain about the picture.i only own one Doctor Who Funko Pop and thats mostly cause theres no Doctor Who action figures that resemble the characters. I guess the funko pops are the popular thing, cause otherwise i dont understand why those would be in this set. would have very much preferred a couple of the 90s toyline figures. wish for under the channel limitations, and essential clarity of core elements always impresses. Support sounds, like police radio chatter and natural

If you want good Batman stories and you want much better quality than the standard DVDs, this certainly fits the bill. debris are not uncommon. The opening sequence is particularly troublesome in this area, but episodes do reveal a fairly steady, albeit generally light, The Animated Series may be darker and more violent than past iterations or even its animated peers from the time period, but the show is I am ok with the movies being included in this set. you cant beat 112 dollars for a set of this magnitude. in any case even though i already have MOTP, and SubZero, and MOTP is signed by Mark Hamill, Paul Dini, and Kevin AltieriExecutive Producer Alan Burnett led an extremely talented team that included producers Glen Murakami, Jeff Matsuda and Linda Steiner, and supervising producers Michael Goguen and Duane Capizzi. Brandon Vietti anchored a group of eight series directors, while the episode writers featured an all-star roster of scribes including Bob Goodman, Paul Dini, Stan Berkowitz, Steven Melching, Greg Weisman, Joseph Kuhr, Michael Jelenic, Jane Espenson, Paul Giacoppo and Len Uhley. While The New Batman Adventures is, by any proper metric, simply a continuation of Batman: The Animated Series, the show did have some changes. There was the art revamp, most obviously, but Adventures also introduced a new Robin and gave Batman’s family of crimefighters a greater share of screen time — including Batgirl. Gotham’s Guardians: The Stalwart Supporting Characters (Featurette) – Batman is not the only hero safeguarding Gotham City. This documentary focuses on the importance of the Dark Knight’s allies in the Batman mythology.