Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman

2003 "Gotham City's newest hero... or criminal?"
6.6| 1h14m| PG| en| More Info
Released: 21 October 2003 Released
Producted By: Warner Bros. Animation
Country: United States of America
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As if the Penguin wasn't enough to contend with, a new vigilante has surfaced in Gotham City, and her strong-arm tactics give Batman cause for concern.

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Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.
Dynamixor The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.
Micah Lloyd Excellent characters with emotional depth. My wife, daughter and granddaughter all enjoyed it...and me, too! Very good movie! You won't be disappointed.
Neive Bellamy Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.
Pjtaylor-96-138044 Like most of the other films set in the universe of 'Batman: The Animated Series (1992)', 'Batman: Mystery Of The Batwoman (2003)' comes across as more of an extension of the specific show on which it is based, 'The New Batman Adventures (1997)', than a stand-alone feature. As such, it doesn't spend time setting up its pre-existing characters or world, jumping straight into the action as if it is an extended episode of the series. Yet, unlike some previous animated adventures, this entry does a good job at feeling fairly cinematic, without any 'commercial breaks' or an odd 'cliff-hanger'-centric structure, and will be recognisable to anyone familiar with any incarnation of the Bat and his friends. It isn't as cinematic as 'Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm (1992)' but it's more cinematic than 'Batman & Mr. Freeze: Subzero (1998)'. The flick favours its eponymous mystery above almost all else, giving 'the world's greatest detective' - and the audience - some decent detective work to do instead of just resorting to full-out fisticuffs. The enigma is believable, intriguing and satisfying once it is eventually resolved. There's also a fair bit of action, though. All of it is impressively animated and sometimes pretty painful. The best thing about the piece is that the Dark Knight is constantly at the centre of a story with characters that have proper motives and arcs that pay off pretty nicely. Each player feels like they have a reason to act as they do, which is refreshing because no-one feels like a cartoon character. The piece is as engaging as it is entertaining, a fun adventure with an interesting mystery at its heart, and it serves as a nice 'farewell' to this particular 'universe', too. 7/10
stako-416-392358 And that's saying something. Not that being something else is a bad thing, but as much I liked "Return of the Joker" the compromises it's story made towards itself were very childish. Sure, it had blood, but so what? That doesn't make it a more serious movie, it just makes it a movie for kids that happens to be more violent. "Mystery of the Batwoman" doesn't rely on that as much. It's structure is much more intricate, much more solid than that of "Return of the Joker", and it's intrigue can delight children and adults alike. The story, as some might know, revolves around a new Bat-Figure and it's up to old Bats to find out who she is and what she wants. The way the plot unwinds will surprise kids and might even confuse some adults. The outcome is quite unexpected, but not in the semi-fantasy caliber that "Return of the Joker" tried to pull off. All of the known casts reprise their roles and do a superb job. We actually get to see Bruce Wayne conflicted about his morality a bit, due to his playboy lifestyle. This is expertly executed by director Curt Geda, who never crossed the line that would make this title more visceral that it should ever be. The animation and design is awesome as it is to be expected of any older DC feature film. Batwoman's design is a bit bothering at times, it's just illogical overall, but it's not that big of a gripe. "Mystery of the Batwoman" is one of the best DC animated movies and I dare rank it just below "Mask of the Phantasm". Batfan, animation fan, random kid or adult - you are guaranteed to enjoy this film.
mchollandmatthew good batman film which is animated this is about penguin and Rupert Thorn developing hight Tc laser guns then a mysteries new vigilante that calls herself bat women is trying to destroy all of the weapons and the factory before more get made and a lot of other plans against evil and things turn a lot worse than it has ever been before and bane comes to help penguin kill bat women. and everyone is thinking it could be Cathy Duncan.this whole film is action packed all the way through and a lot of cool fight scenes in it. overalls its great for kids not really a good film for at least 11+ my score is 8/10 buy this for little kids and watch it with them
kyle-mcdonald This Batman movie isn't quite as good as Batman mask of The Phantasm and Batman and Mr. Freeze subzero But it is still a good installment to the Batman cartoons I say it is equally good as Batman Beyond The Movie. This movie is good for all the same reasons The storyline is good not quite as good as the other one's but still pretty good it has lots of action in it The Cartoon effects are good The voice of actors are really good such as Kevin Conroy as Batman/ Bruce Wayne, Tara Strong as Barbra Gordon, Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Eli Marienthal as Robin. The villains are good such as Kyra Sedgwick as Batwoman, David Ogden Stiers as The Pequin, Hector Elizondo as Bane. So I am sure you will not be disappointed with batman Mystery of The Batwomen. So make sure that you rent or buy batman Mystery of The Batwoman the movie because it is really good.Overall score: ******* out of ********** *** out of *****