Batman Ninja

Audience Reviews

View More

Marco C @Marcovarrub Jul 16 What can I say, I love the twist the mix of eastern and western animation with the backstory of batman, it cannot get any better than this. It has feudal Japan, mecha, fantastic mind blowing anime See more diogo13 T @Tua_mera Jul 14 This reimagining focuses so much on visual style that it completely forgets to construct a coherent script. Although the animation aesthetic, inspired by classic Japanese style, is bold and results in artistically pleasing shots (which I really don't like), the narrative quickly descends into absurd and directionless chaos. The film goes off the rails by introducing giant robots and exaggerated transformations that mischaracterize the protagonists and destroy any chance of dramatic tension, turning a promising premise into a tiresome, noisy, and bizarre visual spectacle. See more Nathan J. @NathanDirector Apr 12 Rating: 6.9/10 ⭐️ I expected a typical Batman adventure, but this wild visual leap into feudal Japan anime totally blew my mind. What Worked: Mizusaki’s blend of anime styles and mo-cap gives the sword fights a super visceral, kinetic energy. Okazaki perfectly adapts Gotham’s rogues into historical Japanese archetypes. Through my Methodist faith lens, seeing Batman stripped of his gadgets to rely purely on discipline and community beautifully illustrates how losing our worldly tools forces us to lean heavily on grace when facing darkness. The Cuts: Having two different scripts explains the disjointed dialogue, and the middle part really dragged for me with random exposition dumps. They crammed in way too many villains, totally sidelining awesome characters like Deathstroke. Keeping it spoiler-free, the massive third-act tonal shift gave me total whiplash, pivoting from a gritty ninja story into super over-the-top territory. Verdict: A visually gorgeous but messy experiment. See more Ricky L. @ricky707 Mar 19 Ah yes, the movie that reminds Batman that yes he trained with ninja See more Robson C @RT82519826 Nov 12 Batman, seus aliados e inimigos são levados por uma máquina do tempo construída pelo Gorila Grodd para a época do Japão Feudal. Batman chega dois anos depois e descobre que os seus adversários dominaram regiões e agora lutam entre si para se tornar o senhor de todos. Batman e os seus aliados passa para uma corrida contra o tempo para retornarem à sua época. Aqui o personagem e todo o conjunto de aliados e inimigos são reinterpretados para a época representada, como o próprio estilo da animação segue o dos animes. O visual de alguns personagens ficou muito bom, como o do Capuz Vermelho, do Coringa ou do Bane, como um lutador de sumô. Além disso, vários estilos são usados na animação. Um exemplo é o da sequência onde o Batman e o Capuz Vermelho reencontram o Coringa e a Arlequina e é usado um estilo totalmente diferente. Outra coisa interessante é a utilização de robôs gigantes, lembrando os utilizados nos tokusatsus. Pode soar estranho e até a tecnologia não existir, mas até esta liberdade acaba se encaixando na estética e proposta da animação. See more Ry N @RyGuy Sep 5 Batman and his family face off against some of his main villains in feudal Japan. It was a fun idea, but it got out of hand once they busted out the mecha suits. See more Read all reviews

Batman Ninja

My Rating

Read More Read Less WRITE A REVIEW EDIT REVIEW POST RATING