#BATMAN ARKHAM UNDERWORLD TWO FACE MOVIE#

The movie tackles roughly the first half of the thirteen-issue series, meaning we wonвЂ™t really see how the animated version of the story resolves until the release of Part Two on July 27. The book that inspired the movie, Batman: The Long Halloween,is a rich, complex and dense graphic novel that was originally published from 1996 through 1997. Meanwhile, a mysterious, efficient serial killer who only strikes on holidays seems to be targeting members of FalconeвЂ™s family and gang. Beginning on Halloween night and told over the course of a year, The Long Halloween finds Batman teaming up with a young Commissioner Gordon and a crusading District Attorney Harvey Dent to bring down Carmine Falcone, the most powerful crime boss in Gotham. Taken together with its upcoming second part, itвЂ™s basically the moment that Batman truly becomes the hero that all of us know, fighting larger-than-life villains within an underworld where rules do not exist. Not of Batman and not really of Two-Face, but of modern-day Gotham. Yet, even knowing this, itвЂ™s still pretty shocking to see what he does with Harvey Dent.Д«atman: The Long Halloween, Part One is very much an origin story. Set early in BruceвЂ™s life as the Bat, this is clearly not the cool, efficient Dark Knight weвЂ™re accustomed to seeing. He accuses the wrong people, he mishandles a suspect, he barely manages to keep the Joker from killing much of Gotham. Bruce for certain makes plenty of them in Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One,the brilliant new animated movie based on the popular Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale graphic novel. But he is still human, and humans make mistakes. Since putting on the cowl, Bruce Wayne has done so much for the city of Gotham and the greater world that no one in their right mind would call him anything other than a hero.

You have to wonder sometimes if Batman has any regrets.

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