Batman Unlimited: Animal Instincts

2015 "Hi-Tech, High Stakes, High Danger!"
5.7| 1h18m| NR| en| More Info
Released: 12 May 2015 Released
Producted By: Warner Bros. Animation
Country: United States of America
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Gotham City is under siege by a series of bizarre crimes and only the world's greatest detective, Batman, can unravel the mystery! The trail leads to none other than the Penguin and his Animilitia, an animal-inspired squad of villains including Silverback, Cheetah, Killer Croc and the monstrous Man-Bat.

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Marketic It's no definitive masterpiece but it's damn close.
LouHomey From my favorite movies..
Comwayon A Disappointing Continuation
Rexanne It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny
DCfan I have seen this movie and it is actually good compared to all the New52 crap we have today.I mean if you want to watch a mature DC movie then I wouldn't recommend this movie. I do feel that a lot of people who have reviewed it are adults who don't have kids than adults who do. I mean this is a kids movie at least it is better then the Teen Titans Go! crap we have on today.
Ahmed Hashim It's a good movie, for any Batman fan. The reason I am voting it only 6 star is due to the fact that this title almost humiliate world most beloved superhero character known as The Flash!!! I hope many viewers will agree with me on this, even Green Arrow has good looking costume (may be this was inspire by CW TV series) and he was fighting alongside with Batman and his team equally. But The Flash is tag along with Nightwing and even he was showing Batman-like attitude towards Flash...which I don't like...But the overall movie was good...Villains played there roles pretty good. The whole Robotic-Mutant team-up Anamlaitia idea was cool..
wrightiswright Batman-lite. For all those with kiddies who might have been traumatised by the recent spate of morbid Dark Knight flicks, this should provide a much sanitised breath of fresh air.No-one dies. There's plenty of jokes, mostly courtesy of the Caped Crusader's colourful support team of heroes. And the violence is on the same level of a Saturday morning cartoon. All in all, it's the perfect film to introduce them to arguably DC comics most popular superhero, without having to tolerate weeks of crying and bedwetting afterwards.The only other factors worth mentioning are the new futuristic setting for Gotham City (which helps it stand out from most previous reimaginings of Batman) and the radical new design for the Penguin, who now resembles a cyborg more than a deformed old man. At least it makes him a more formidable adversary for Bats, though.Personally I prefer a more noir-ish setting for the Dark Knight, but as long as other versions of his mythos are entertaining enough, I can live with the occasional concession to his younger fans. Not bad at all. 6/10
JoeB131 In the last 25 year, we've seen I believe four Batman animated series, ranging in quality from the Great ("Batman the Animated Series" from 1991) to the truly awful ("Beware the Batman"- a series so dreadful that the Cartoon Network buried it like radioactive waste. Twice.) This look like it is in the same vein, with Batman's team of Nighwing and Red Robin teaming up with the "Two Guys Who Have Popular Live Action Series Right Now But I'm Sure That's A Co-incidence". (That would be the Green Arrow and Flash, BTW, for the Sarcasm Imparied.) So there is a series of crimes being carried out by out of town villains and robotic animals, all being co-ordinated by The Penguin who really doesn't even bother to hide his complicity. His grand scheme makes even less sense than Batman Returns.Worth a watch? Sure. The animation looks nice. The voice work is good.