Obviously agree. It's a great expansion of 'The Animated Series' covering the uncovered ground - Bruce Wayne's early years.
You know, after watching everthing what has been made about Batman for tv/cinema, I can't resist a notion that it's the Burton/Timm era, when Batman has been presented appropriately, in a really inteligent way, and with a great sense of taste. Artists made those movies and you can clearly see that. Those pieces still amaze after 20 years and I don't know if Nolan's work is going to be admired in more than 10 years.
Honestly, for me 'The Dark Knight Trilogy' feels stale right now But this? Still refreshing.

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Its kind of gone under the radar again though with Nolan's trilogy plus the computer games and the feature length animated movies.
Yes, it's a shame. It's a great movie.
All for a box of chocolates

I never knew it had a theatrical release back in 93. I was a big fan of the animated series anyway so was always going to catch it whenever it came on TV in the mid to late 90s usually every Christmas or thereabouts.
Its kind of gone under the radar again though with Nolan's trilogy plus the computer games and the feature length animated movies.

Definitely, It's a pity this movie wasn't more of a success when it first came out

It is surprisingly good. The story and the characters are great. Very tragic

Street fighter was an awesome animated movie. The fight with Vega alone was worth it.

Yeap, my favorite animated movie along with Street Fighter.
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