Based right-wing kino
Based right-wing kino
Cameron Anderson
Chase Miller
Try reading the sequel book he wrote. It's so noticeable exactly when 9/11 happened while he was writing it because suddenly all the Justice League become insane angry murderers.
Kayden Cook
Yep. I prefer the comic overall but it's a pretty faithful adaptation. And it's more than right-wing, it's borderline pro-fascism. Which Batman totally is when taken seriously and not Adam West go-go dancing.
Elijah Young
dont yell at me - i never heard of it, is this an animated movie or something?
im at work and cant look for torrents, can check in 6 hours : (
Robert Edwards
Batfleck is the best
James Lewis
it's a 2 part animated movie based on a comic yeah
Josiah Howard
Yes it's an animated movie. It's very good, highly recommend it.
Jason Brooks
awesome, guys, thanks.
i really need some good animated capeshit to watch.
got anything else to recommend?
DC or Marvel, as long as its fun to watch.
Blake Harris
>right wing kino
>ends with Batman beating the shit out of Superman because Superman has just become Ronald Reagan's right hand lackey obeying every order the government gives him
Andrew Richardson
It's a direct to... dvd? streaming? I don't even know anymore, 2-part movie and it's an adaptation of the most famous Batman storyline ever. If you've seen Dark Knight Rises or Batman V Superman or... honestly any Batman adaptation since the 80s, you've kinda seen bits of it already but it's THE original. It's the original story where Batman's 50 years old and retired after the death of Robin when one day he finally fucking snaps and becomes Batman again except now he's fucking crazy and borderline fascistic. And it gradually all escalates and escalates until finally Ronald Reagan has to call in his lackey, Superman, to take him down.
It's a classic, it's the original, ultra-dark, Batman is on the edge story and it influenced nearly everything that came after it. Written by Frank Miller of later Sin City/300 fame, who's a fucking nut himself. Personally I prefer the comic, the animation in the adaptation's good but it just doesn't beat the true Frank Miller style personally.