Batman VS. Two-Face is the sequel to last year's Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders and a great tribute to the late Adam West, AKA-The Bright Knight.
In this film, the Dynamic Duo (voiced by the great Adam West and Burt Ward, again reprising their iconic roles from the classic 60's TV series) come face-to-face (no pun intended) with Two-Face, district attorney and Bruce Wayne's best friend Harvey Dent (voiced by James T. Kirk himself, William Shatner).
After an accident in Hugo Strange's laboratory, Harvey is scarred by a toxic gas that leaves him disfigured and with a split-personality. It is up to our heroes, Batman and Robin, to put a stop to Two-Face's crimes, but that might prove difficult for Batman, as he must confront his former best friend.
This film is a great little animated movie, just like Return of the Caped Crusaders. I am a huge Batman fan. I love everything Batman, and that includes both his dark and light portrayals. Whenever there is a new Batman, I race to watch it. I grew up with the 60's TV series. Adam West and Burt Ward were my boyhood heroes and to me (even still today) they ARE Batman and Robin. Last year's Return of the Caped Crusaders was a fantastic return of West and Ward voicing their respective superheroes. I was over the moon, and thoughts of nostalgia came back to me. And now, with this brand new Batman VS. Two-Face, this is the BEST tribute Adam West could ask for.
I really enjoyed the introduction of Two-Face/Harvey Dent into this universe, as he had never appeared in the original television show. I also loved that other characters such as Hugo Strange and Harley Quinn (here as Dr. Harleen Quinzel) were featured. In a way, a lot of this really ties Batman '66 into more of the comic book lore of the character.
I loved this film, and it was great to see Adam West in his final adventure as Batman, the Bright Knight.
10/10
In this film, the Dynamic Duo (voiced by the great Adam West and Burt Ward, again reprising their iconic roles from the classic 60's TV series) come face-to-face (no pun intended) with Two-Face, district attorney and Bruce Wayne's best friend Harvey Dent (voiced by James T. Kirk himself, William Shatner).
After an accident in Hugo Strange's laboratory, Harvey is scarred by a toxic gas that leaves him disfigured and with a split-personality. It is up to our heroes, Batman and Robin, to put a stop to Two-Face's crimes, but that might prove difficult for Batman, as he must confront his former best friend.
This film is a great little animated movie, just like Return of the Caped Crusaders. I am a huge Batman fan. I love everything Batman, and that includes both his dark and light portrayals. Whenever there is a new Batman, I race to watch it. I grew up with the 60's TV series. Adam West and Burt Ward were my boyhood heroes and to me (even still today) they ARE Batman and Robin. Last year's Return of the Caped Crusaders was a fantastic return of West and Ward voicing their respective superheroes. I was over the moon, and thoughts of nostalgia came back to me. And now, with this brand new Batman VS. Two-Face, this is the BEST tribute Adam West could ask for.
I really enjoyed the introduction of Two-Face/Harvey Dent into this universe, as he had never appeared in the original television show. I also loved that other characters such as Hugo Strange and Harley Quinn (here as Dr. Harleen Quinzel) were featured. In a way, a lot of this really ties Batman '66 into more of the comic book lore of the character.
I loved this film, and it was great to see Adam West in his final adventure as Batman, the Bright Knight.
10/10