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| ASIN | B0925RM9FW |
| Actors | Billy Burke, Frances Callier, Jensen Ackles, Josh Duhamel, Troy Baker |
| Best Sellers Rank | #26,444 in Movies & TV ( See Top 100 in Movies & TV ) #755 in Kids & Family Blu-ray Discs #3,034 in Action & Adventure Blu-ray Discs |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (6,952) |
| Digital Copy Expiration Date | June 30, 2022 |
| Director | Chris Palmer |
| MPAA rating | PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned) |
| Media Format | Blu-ray, NTSC |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Producers | Butch Lukic, Sam Register |
| Product Dimensions | 5.35 x 6.77 x 0.67 inches; 2.08 ounces |
| Release date | June 22, 2021 |
| Run time | 1 hour and 25 minutes |
| Studio | Warner Home Video |
D**G
A top notch addition to DC's animated universe.
This film left me impatient for part 2 being released next month(can be pre-ordered now). The mystery in engrossing and leaves you guessing as various suspects are explored. I'm looking forward to what is sure to be an intriguing resolution and the revelation of the Holiday murderer. The story is set early in Bruce Wayne's career as The Batman before his Bruce Wayne Gotham's most eligible Playboy and crime fighting caped vigilante personas have fallen completely into place. He wears the mask but the separation hasn't completely been set in place yet which the director and actor chose to subtly hint at by having a slighter differentientation between Bruce's voice and his Batman voice than he will develop later in his career as the Caped Crusader. He still sometimes misjudges situations and people, but shows himself a quick learner. The writer Tim Sheridan put together a great story that keeps the audience interested while still allowing for more personal character beats all moving the story forward. It keeps you guessing and waiting for what will happen next. The voice cast is all around excellent. Jensen Ackles(The Boys, Supernatural) is superb and subtle as Bruce and Batman. He made an excellent Jason Todd 12 years ago in the classic Under The Red Hood and he's even better here. Let's hope we see more of him in this role in the future. Josh Duhamel is also excellent as Harvey Dent and the late Naya Rivera is a lively and lovely Selena/Catwoman. The whole cast as well as the director deserve kudos. Don't forget to watch the after the credits scene.
J**R
Very good
Just some quick thoughts on this Blu Ray release... Batman: The Long Halloween Part One (2021) is a DC Universe movie with a very good story, characters, and animation. The voice acting for the Batman character is well done, as is the voice acting for The Joker (in fact, the guy voicing The Joker sounds very much like Mark Hamill). Excellent atmosphere all the way through. The Blu Ray picture and sound quality are excellent. This Blu Ray release comes with many extras that will keep you interested for quite a while, including two episodes from Batman: The Animated Series. I recommend this Blu Ray release.
B**S
Great Adaptation
This is definitely up there with the best of the animated DC films. The film is well-paced and has done an excellent job of adapting the source material. Sometimes the casting choices for certain films seem a little off, but the voice work for this movie sticks to the best character work that fans have come to love while still bringing something new to the table. Absolutely nothing to hate about this one, and after a few recent poor adaptations by WB/DC it is refreshing to have a quality entry. As a true fan this is worth the purchase.
J**D
Putting the Detective back in Batman!
Taking place in the what has been labeled as the "Tomorrowverse", DC's new line of animated movies hase the Dark Knight's premiere in it as a two-part story based on the hit 90s maxi-series, Batman: The Long Halloween. Part 1 comes with a DC Showcase bonus of The Losers based on the original 60s comics and not the Vertigo remake. Both features are done in the same style recently done in Superman: Man Of Tomorrow. The Losers short is set during World War II with an elite U.S. military team given the nickname of "The Losers" due to all their deadly missions, making them a protoype to DC's original Suicide Squad. The team gets sent to a hidden island to shut down an operation run by the Red Chinese forces who are using a time portal to harness energy from the past, but also allowing herds of dinosaurs to run loose all over the place. The opening looks like something out of a Tarentino flick, and the rest mixes in elements of Predator and Jurassic Park into an orgy of bullets and blood sure to thrill any Dino Crisis fan. Like the Sgt. Rock Showcase short, The Losers takes a standard soldier story and cranks it up to a weird war epic. The first half of The Long Halloween takes place in modern day, but at the early part of Batman's career. Gotham City is still largely in the pocket of mafia don Carmine Falcone. On Halloween night, his nephew Johnny is mysteriously killed before he was going to testify against Falcone for D.A. Harvey Dent. Batman, Commissioner Gordon, along with Dent form a secret trinity bent on bringing down Falcone, and revealing the identity of the killer referred to as Holiday as the murderer carries on their personal quest by terminating a gang of Falcone's associates on Thanksgiving. Catwoman shows great interest in this caper too as she leads Batman to a warehouse full of the mob's hard cash. The serial killings ruffles the feathers of a certain homicidal clown as the Joker busts out of Arkham to show Gotham who is the real top dog of maniacs in town. On Christmas Eve, after Joker invades Falcone's home, Holiday arrives to assassinate one of the mob boss' bodyguards. A week later on New Year's Eve, Joker is still loose and planning on dropping off some deadly gas amongst Gotham's festivities. Batman manages to stop his nemesis, but then believes he has finally uncovered Holiday's identity. The caped crusader confronts Falcone's son Alberto as the likely suspect, but Holiday arrives to debunk that theory by shooting Alberto and escaping. The movie concludes during Alberto's funeral where Falcone' introduces Bruce Wayne to Poison Ivy. The movie takes a hard turn from the original source material as it was actually Alberto who did the majority of killings as Holiday, leaving new viewers guessing as to where Part 2 is going to lead. It is refreshing to see Batman having to become more of a detective at the dawn of his crimefighting campaign, an element that was a major plotpoint in the recent live-action, The Batman, which was largely influenced by The Long Halloween. It was a better idea to split this story into two installments to be able to give a full narration of the rich intriguing mystery.
P**R
Good movie.
This animated movie is good. However I would like to point out something about the disc would not play on my Xbox One Blu-ray disc console. Still I say as a DC comic book fan The Batman Long Halloween is a good animated movie.
F**Z
Compra llego como se estableció, sin problemas
K**G
This is my favourite Batman story and I was so worried and excited to see the adaptation. I have to say it has exceeded my expectations so far and the most exciting parts of the comic have not even been touched on yet. I liked the animation – true not like the comic but the work fits the story - the action scenes blew me away. This must be one of the best casting groups DC has ever put together…everyone nailed their part. Particularly impressed with Jensen Ackles, who I already appreciated as an actor, but the way be showed the different sides of Batman / Bruce personality set in the early years of learning his craft was so enjoyable and I hope we see more from him. Here’s hoping the story, animation and acting is maintained for Part 2…if so it may gain my number 1 spot for favourite DC animated movie.
C**.
La versión de Blu-ray de Alemania no trae castellano. Es audio latino. Por favor, aclaren si es "Castillian" o "Latin Spanish ", pero NO pongan "Spanish" porque da lugar a confusión. La devolveré.
J**N
Ce coffret Blu-ray 4K de Batman : Un Long Halloween est une véritable perle pour tous les fans de l'univers de Batman et les amateurs de cinéma d'animation. L'édition 4K apporte une toute nouvelle dimension à cette histoire emblématique. Qualité d'Image Époustouflante : La qualité d'image en 4K est tout simplement époustouflante. Chaque détail, chaque nuance de couleur, et chaque scène d'action prennent vie de manière éclatante. C'est comme si Gotham City prenait vie dans mon salon, offrant une expérience visuelle immersive incomparable. Son Surround Immersif : Le son surround de cette édition est un véritable régal pour les oreilles. Chaque dialogue, chaque note de la bande originale et chaque bruitage sont rendus avec une clarté exceptionnelle, créant une immersion totale dans l'univers sombre et captivant de Batman. Coffret Complet et Bien Conçu : Le coffret est à la hauteur de l'œuvre qu'il renferme. La présentation est soignée, avec des illustrations saisissantes et des détails qui raviront les collectionneurs. C'est bien plus qu'un simple disque, c'est une œuvre d'art à part entière. Contenu Bonus Captivant : Les contenus bonus inclus dans ce coffret ajoutent une valeur significative à l'ensemble. Les commentaires des créateurs, les scènes coupées et les making-of offrent un aperçu fascinant du processus de création, approfondissant encore plus l'appréciation de l'œuvre. Adaptation Fidèle et Captivante : Cette adaptation de Batman : Un Long Halloween reste fidèle à l'esprit du comics tout en apportant une touche unique. Les personnages sont parfaitement animés, et l'intrigue complexe est restituée de manière captivante, séduisant aussi bien les fans de longue date que les nouveaux venus dans l'univers de Batman. Un Must-Have pour les Fans : En tant que fan de Batman, cet achat a dépassé toutes mes attentes. C'est un must-have pour tous ceux qui apprécient une animation de qualité, une histoire captivante et une expérience visuelle immersive. Ce coffret est une pièce maîtresse dans ma collection, et je le recommande vivement à tous les amateurs de Batman. Un ajout incontournable qui mérite une place d'honneur dans chaque collection cinéphile.
T**R
Kann ich jedem nur ans Herz legen.Unbedingt holen wenn ihr ohne Bats,MrJ,Ivy,Selina u.v.m nicht leben könnt.Viel Spaß!!
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