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HottWwjdIam There is just so much movie here. For some it may be too much. But in the same secretly sarcastic way most telemarketers say the phrase, the title of this one is particularly apt.

Juana what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

wickerman71 I do realize that every one has their own point of view, but I have a very hard time understanding anyone that could think this is any good. Up to this point I've at least found the Son of Batman series to be mildly entertaining in a Saturday morning cartoon kind of way. But, Bad Blood goes off the deep end in to absolute absurdity. The whole plot with the antagonist is way out of character & does a great disservice to a long standing fan favourite.The new additions to the bat family are scraping the bottom of a chum infested barrel. First off we get a one dimensional "Batwoman" with a back story so boring; that the writers decided to make her a lesbian for shock value, perhaps to wake viewers up; yawn. Now if only she was the lamest addition, but no that prize goes to the Ironman ripoff "Batwing". You can literally take the suit off him; put him in Cyborgs suit & bam same character.Why waste time with these poorly thought out pieces of crap is beyond me when you have gems like the Huntress left unused. If you have the mental capacity of an average 6 year old or more I highly suggest forgetting this abomination even exists. because it makes what they did with "The Killing Joke" look great by comparison.

Paul Magne Haakonsen I am not much of a Batman fan, nor a fan of superheroes in general, but still I sat down to watch "Batman: Bad Blood" when I had the chance. And I did so with my son, as he enjoys superheroes in all shapes and sizes.However, it turned out that my son's interest in "Batman: Bad Blood" dwindled quite fast. And to be honest, then I found the storyline in this 2016 animated movie to be mediocre, and not really offering much of anything to spike my interest. But I persisted and stuck with it to the very end.I didn't really know many of the characters in this animated movie, so I have no clue of how true they were to their comic book origins. And while we are on the character gallery here, then I found the characters to be quite generic and essentially didn't have much of variations in personalities and characteristics. Nightwing was essentially just a Batman clone, and that was further cemented when he donned the mantle of the bat and pretended to be Batman. And Batwing, seriously? Batwing? Was the creativity well really so dry that this is what they could come up with? A tech-enhanced version of Batman. And suddenly Robin is a child and the son of Batman? What kind of twisted idea was that? Granted, I have no idea about the storyline of the comic books or other animated movies, so I don't know what warrants this drastic change of character and concept of Robin.Now, as for the animation style and art, then it was rather reminiscent of old school "G.I. Joe". And that worked quite well in favor of the animated movie, I think.The dialogue in "Batman: Bad Blood" was as to be expected and cheesy as superhero movie dialogue go. So you know what you are getting here.The voice acting in this animated movie was adequate, although I didn't recognize a single voice in here. I later saw that Morena Baccarin, John DiMaggio and Ernie Hudson were voicing characters, but I can't claim to have realized that while watching "Batman: Bad Blood"."Batman: Bad Blood" was mediocre entertainment, and as such my rating lands on a 5 out of 10 stars.

filmfuzzdealer Batman: Bad Blood is another outstanding entry by DC"s animation team, and they have a had lot over the years. Although the latest on screen superhero movies are plain awful, it is reassuring to know that these animated movies are almost always first rate. Jason O'Mara resumes his role as Batman, and the ever evolving relationship with his son Damien is quite fascinating. This is the fourth film in which this new Batman has gotten to know his son. Thus, if you enjoyed this film...definitely check out Son of Batman, Batman Vs Robin and Justice League Vs The Teen Titans. So if you recently walked out of Zach Snyder's utter disaster of a film....fear not....DC's animated team is on point. Check it out for sure!!

Andres Suarez I'm not gonna spoil the movie and tell you what happens and doesn't happen specifically. DC animated has been far more enjoyable than live action since ever (except for the Nolan trilogy) and this is no exception. The plot and pacing are OK, not masterpieces, but are decent enough.The problem with the movie is the characters in it. They are the worst. From batman to the electrocutioner, they have little to no development, and the few ones that do are just forced. It seems that as long as you are a good guy/girl, have a small background in combat/military training and have a connection with Bruce Wayne you are good enough to fight any villain and successfully manipulate any technology that falls into your hands. That for me is just lazy writing. New "superheroes" lose against C listers villains all the time, but after a pep talk or finding determination in their heart, they manage to stand toe to toe against enemies that even the Batman has trouble fighting (Talking to you Batwoman). I get that you want to make the newcomers look like bad asses, but you are just ruining what little credibility Batman has since "Batman vs. Robin". Dick, Bruce and Damian have trained their whole lives to fight crime, they are the ones who I believe can take them down, not a troubled girl with a stupid motivation or an ex soldier with nothing else to do (I'm not saying that soldiers aren't good enough, but if that were the true in DCs universe, any ex soldier could be a superhero).The rest of the movie was acceptable, but bat woman being a little c*nt from start to finish and being rewarded in the end just makes my blood boil. At least they got over with the Batfamily (until Jason Todd and Barbara Gordon come into play) and maybe they can finally move on to something more coherent plot and character wise. This relief is the only reason I give this movie 6 stars.P.S.: I don't get why so many people complain about the fight scenes, with a plot and characters so annoying, the hand to hand fight scenes are the only thing that save this toy commercial disguised as a movie.P.S.2: Don't worry about any little character in this movie, they just serve to the purpose of showing the audience how combat skills are totally dismissed throughout the entirety of the film. They win or lose just because the script says so, sometimes they can be stronger than superman and other times they are weaker than Jimmy Olsen.