a5c7b9f00b There's a mystery afoot in Gotham City, and Batman must go toe-to-toe with a mysterious vigilante, who goes by the name of Red Hood. Subsequently, old wounds reopen and old, once buried memories come into the light.
Batman faces his ultimate challengethe mysterious Red Hood takes Gotham City by firestorm. One part vigilante, one part criminal kingpin, Red Hood begins cleaning up Gotham with the efficiency of Batman, but without following the same ethical code. Killing is an option. And when the Joker falls in the balance between the two, hard truths are revealed and old wounds are reopened.
This one right out of the gate is quite dark. I liked that a darker tone was set which ends up making sense for the story later on. I had looked up the cast prior to watching it and it made me question if these actors can handle these roles. I think for the most-part the answer is yes. Bruce Greenwood does a fine jobBatman without trying to sound like Kevin Conroy or overly macho. Neil Patrick Harris I wish had a bit more to do and part of me wonders if it might have been better if he swapped roles and played Red Hood instead of Nightwing. It's probably because of Doctor Horrible but I think he would have brought a bit more to the role than Jensen Ackles. John DiMaggio does okaythe Joker although I did find him slipping into Mark Hamill's Joker here and there especially when he was laughing.<br/><br/>The story I quite liked and without spoiling anything is enjoyable despite not surprising me much. It had a consistent tone and the contrast of violence and the parallels of the Red Hood to the Joker made for a satisfying conclusion.
I love Batman, and I loved this movie. I did think it is a little too short though, and Joker's voice did take some time to get used to which is more to do with that I felt the voice didn't completely gel with the character design. Minor faults aside, what we do have is one of the better Batman movies (or anything to do with Batman for that matter) in my view, along with Mask of the Phantasm, the original Batman, Return of the Joker and Batman Begins. If we include series too, Batman:The Animated Series is your best bet.<br/><br/>The best asset of Under the Red Hood is the writing. It is just fantastic. Not only is it intelligent and smart but it is very deep and complex and delves into the characters far more effectively than any of the Nolan and Schumacher movies in my opinion. For example, Batman is not only dark, charismatic and broodinghe should be, but the writers brought a certain edge and poignancy to him too. The villains in general are also well developed.<br/><br/>I was also very impressed with the animation. It has a dark, haunting visual style, with smooth backgrounds, well drawn characters and atmospheric colouring, not to mention a beautifully realised Gotham City. The music is great too, very rousing and quite powerful and fits with each scene appropriately. The story is engrossing, with a great idea and well-choreographed sequences. Also the flashbacks actually add to the story in alternative to distracting from it. The voice acting is very well done from pretty much all, Bruce Greenwood does something quite special with Batman while staying true to the character, while Nightwing- wonderfully voiced by Neil Patrick Harris- is fun and witty and his frustration with Batman is done well.<br/><br/>Overall, a very well done animated film. 9/10 Bethany Cox


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