Finished watching the Batman: Y1 movie. It was pretty faithful to the comic book. Animation was top notch and the voice acting was pretty good. A brand new voice cast was used for Bruce/Batman, Gordon & Catwoman and it took me a while to warm up to Bruce's but I realized that the different voice for Bruce made sense. This wasn't the confident, established Bruce/Batman who'd been doing the hero thing for several years; this was a younger Bruce who was still finding his bearings.
All in all, a pretty enjoyable 90 minutes, but I finally understand what Tragic was saying about watching a movie that has been adapted (faithfully). You know exactly what/when/where/why and how something is going to happen. Kind of takes some of the fun out of watching it.
Next: Green Lantern: Emerald Knights
Batman: Year One & Green Lantern: Emerald Knights
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XIII, you're not missing anything spectacular with New Frontier. It's pretty meh all around.
I watched the GL: Emerald Knights movie and it was another solid DC Animated movie. The short stories were a nice change but I'd still prefer one long story as opposed to having them broken up.
I think both Fillion & Meloni were good as Hal but I think Meloni edged Fillion out just a little.
I watched the GL: Emerald Knights movie and it was another solid DC Animated movie. The short stories were a nice change but I'd still prefer one long story as opposed to having them broken up.
I think both Fillion & Meloni were good as Hal but I think Meloni edged Fillion out just a little.