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Batman: Gotham Knight (2008)

75 min · Cartoon, Super Hero, action film, crime film, science fiction film, speculative fiction film, thriller film

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14k02025-09: 13,716 views2025-10: 9,487 views2025-11: 7,930 views2025-12: 8,299 views2026-01: 9,239 views2026-02: 7,090 views2026-03: 6,836 views2026-04: 6,539 views2026-05: 8,621 views2026-06: 11,715 views2026-07: 11,100 views2026-08: 11,145 views
Sep14kOct9.5kNov7.9kDec8.3kJan9.2kFeb7.1kMar6.8kApr6.5kMay8.6kJun12kJul11kAug11k

2025-09 to 2026-08

Directors

Futoshi Higashide, Hiroshi Morioka, Jong-Sik Nam, Shoujirou Nishimi, Toshiyuki Kubooka, Yasuhiro Aoki

Cast

Kevin Conroy, Jason Marsden, Scott Menville, George Newbern, Corey Padnos, Crystal Scales, Alanna Ubach, Hynden Walch, Corey Burton, Gary Dourdan, Jim Meskimen, Pat Musick, Ana Ortiz, Rob Paulsen, Andrea Romano, Will Friedle, Kevin Michael Richardson, Brian George, David McCallum, Parminder Nagra

The story

Batman: Gotham Knight is split into six segments: Have I Got a Story for You (Studio 4°C) Have I Got a Story for You was written by Josh Olson and animated by Studio 4°C. A street kid meets with his three friends at a skate park, to which all three of them claim to have seen Batman earlier that day. Batman's battle with the Man in Black, a high-tech criminal, is told in reverse chronological order with three different interpretations of Batman's form and abilities (in the style of the 1950 film Rashomon): one describes him as a living shadow that can melt away and reappear at will (similar to the Vampire Batman from the Batman & Dracula…

Catalogue themes and tags

Children, Encounter, Flüchtige Verbrecher, Gegenwart, Gotham City, Hero, Moral Conflict, Murderer, Pistole, Rifle, Skateboarding, Sniper, Superhelden, Verbrecherbande, Zweikampf

Genres

Cartoon, Super Hero, action film, crime film, science fiction film, speculative fiction film, thriller film

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