Batman

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Warner Bros. Animation, DC Studios, and Warner Home Entertainment will bring “Batman: Knightfall” to France’s Annecy Animation Festival. The feature film, helmed by WB Animation veteran director Jeff Wamester (“Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths”), is described as “the first installment of a multi-part animated event bringing to life one of the most iconic and beloved runs in the rich history of Batman comics.”

No doubt this Part One will have animation buffs and Batman fans alike queuing for this very coveted world premiere, as the fan-favorite caped crusader is pushed to his mental and physical breaking point by a mysterious behemoth called Bane. This could be a big announcement depending where “Batman: Nightfall” leads. Many of recent animated “Batman” titles have ended up on Prime Video.

As June’s Annecy Festival draws nearer, “Batman: Nightfall” forms part of the global animation event’s first special screening events, unveiling new tributes to legacy characters, legendary animators and globally acclaimed anime franchises.

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Absolute Batman is finally here, and he's absolutely in no mood to mess around. Absolutely nobody saw this coming as absolute Robin is absolutely confused as absolutely no one told him about the absolute universe's new rules, such as the absolutely terrifying new absolute villains such as absolute Two-Face, absolute Mr. Freeze, and absolute Crazy Quilt who's absolutely insane. Absolute

Clark and Lois are always on Jon's ass and never leave him alone. Everyone bugs him: Clark, Lois, Jordan, and Candice. It's like Jon couldn't be blessed with a family that would leave him alone.

Batman doesn't have to deal with this bullshit, and I think Batman would pity Jon.

I haven’t been keeping up on this. What’s the temperature in the room? Looks really fun to me.

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https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/movies/best-movies-21st-century.html

28. The Dark Knight (Christopher Nolan, 2008)

Indifference to superheroes isn’t a prerequisite for making a great film about them. But Christopher Nolan’s allergy to comic-book logic and his infatuation with the grown-up crime movie canon (especially “Heat” and “The Godfather”) revitalized a character still laboring to emerge from the miasma of “Batman & Robin.” The second entry and high-water mark of Nolan’s “Dark Knight” trilogy poses fruitful questions about the naïveté of its protagonist’s moral code. But the film’s greatest asset is Heath Ledger, whose staggering performance as the Joker set the bar for subsequent supervillains forever.

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I still remember seeing it in the theater and being so hyped after the ending.

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