Batman vs. Robin - Official Trailer

So are the animated movies now in one single universe?

@yonny616 Yes. Warner Bros. announced awhile back that DC animated movies will now take place in the same continuity, starting with Justice League: War.

@Mecha So is Assault on Arkham a part of it or is it non-canon.

@yonny616 Didn't that came out before War though?

@Mecha Nope. After Son of Batman.

@yonny616 I guess Assault on Arkham takes place in the Arkham universe then.

Jesus, I mean the writing is clearly deteriorating with each installment but it looks like the designs are as well. Justice League War was a trainwreck and complete shit but at least it had some occasional good humour and action, Throne of Atlantis was just straight up shit and Son of Batman somehow managed to be worse than Marvel's current animated stable. I have no hope for this movie and future DC movies, well the ones done by this team anyway.

The Suicide Squad movie was good, but that didn't take place in this new animated universe they have so I'm hoping for more like this. Just fucking give us Sinestro Corps animated movie, it's literally what every DC fan has been begging for since they mentioned they really wanted to adapt it.

@Orion War was pretty bad. Son of Batman I actually enjoyed, but that's my Batman bias coming in. Haven't seen Throne of Atlantis but from what I hear it's good. Batman V Robin hopefully is good too. I wonder if the next DCNAU movie is going to be based around Forever Evil (which I started reading) or Trinity War. Or maybe they'll expand into other heroes.

I honestly wish they didn't do this whole new 52 stories only bullshit, there have only been a dozen good comics in it or so anyways.

Fuck so many great stories they could've adapted like Sinestro Corps War, Blue Beetle, JLI, 52, Moore's Swamp Thing, Superman Birthright, Superman For All Seasons, Superman Secret Identity, Batman Long Halloween, Batman Dark Victory, Superman Red Son, World War Three and pretty much most of Morrison's Justice League stories. Fuck DC for having to dumb down and shititfy their movies to make it appeal to edgy faggots. I fucking love DC stories but I hate what the company and everything associated it with these days has become.

Fuck I'd kill for an animated marvel adaption of Waid Fantastic Four....

Fuck Waid! He bashed mah Man of Steel.

Orion wrote:

I honestly wish they didn't do this whole new 52 stories only bullshit, there have only been a dozen good comics in it or so anyways.

Fuck so many great stories they could've adapted like Sinestro Corps War, Blue Beetle, JLI, 52, Moore's Swamp Thing, Superman Birthright, Superman For All Seasons, Superman Secret Identity, Batman Long Halloween, Batman Dark Victory, Superman Red Son, World War Three and pretty much most of Morrison's Justice League stories. Fuck DC for having to dumb down and shititfy their movies to make it appeal to edgy faggots. I fucking love DC stories but I hate what the company and everything associated it with these days has become.

Fuck I'd kill for an animated marvel adaption of Waid Fantastic Four....

Well they're doing them and they seem to be adding pre-52 stories since Son of Batman is based off Batman and Son.

Hopefully they do those, but they'll probably be adapted to fit into the DCNAU. All you got to hope is they get over the bad streak they've been on since War.

No, you don't. Knowing Marvel's animated team they fuck up 9 times out of 10. At least we know the DC animated team is capable of greatness.

Planet Hulk was great, as long as they do it like that it can't go wrong.
Fuck mate I completely forgot that shitty Damien movie was supposed to be based off Batman and Son, almost nothing like the original story, looks to be the same with Court of Owls as well.

@Orion For every Planet Hulk there's 9 bad Marvel films next to it.

Anyway, on-topic: Blu-Ray cover and special features list below!

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The world is turned upside down when one of the world's greatest super heroes - Batman - finds himself under attack by his own son in the newest DC Universe Original Movie - Batman vs. Robin. This all-new original film arrives April 14, 2015 from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment on Blu-Ray Deluxe Edition, Blu-Ray Combo Pack, DVD and Digital HD. The brand-new product offering, Blu-ray Deluxe Edition, will include the Blu-Ray Combo Pack, along with a Batman figurine in a gift set.

Batman vs. Robin will be available on Blu-ray Deluxe Edition for $29.96, Blu-ray Combo Pack for $24.98 SRP and on DVD for $19.98 SRP. The Blu-ray Combo Pack includes a digital version of the movie on Digital HD with UltraViolet.* Fans can also own Batman vs. Robin in Digital HD on April 14 via purchase from digital retailers.

The shadows of Gotham City are no place for a child but Damian Wayne is no ordinary child. Now bearing the mantle of Robin, he blazes a headstrong and sometimes reckless trail alongside his father, Batman. While investigating a crime scene, Robin encounters a mysterious figure, Talon, who leads him on a life-altering course through the depths of Gotham's secret society, known as The Court of Owls. It's a dangerous journey that will force Batman and Robin to face their most dangerous adversary, each other! Based on the #1 best-selling graphic novel, Batman: The Court of Owls, this action-packed caper is one that fans won't want to miss!

"Batman vs. Robin has all the elements of a memorable film - powerful villains, treacherous plot twists and tensions amongst allies," said Mary Ellen Thomas, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Vice President, Family & Animation Marketing. "Showcasing a fantastic voice cast, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment is proud to release Batman vs. Robin as the next DC Universe Original Movie."

Television stars Jason O'Mara (Terra Nova, USA Network's upcoming Complications) and Stuart Allan (Son of Batman) reprise their roles as the voices of Batman/Bruce Wayne and Robin/Damian, respectively. Adding to the celebrity-laden voice cast is Jeremy Sisto (Law & Order, Suburgatory) as Talon, singer/songwriter/comedian Al Yankovic as The Dollmaker, David McCallum (NCIS) as Alfred, Grey Griffin (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends) as Samantha, Sean Maher (Serenity) as Nightwing, and Kevin Conroy (Batman: The Animated Series) as Thomas Wayne.

Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC Entertainment, the film is directed by Jay Oliva (Batman: Assault on Arkham) from a script by award-winning comic writer J.M. DeMatteis. James Tucker (Justice League: Throne of Atlantis) is supervising producer.

BLU-RAY AND DVD BONUS CONTENT

Batman vs. Robin Blu-ray and Blu-ray Deluxe Edition contain the following special features:

-Gotham's City Secret: The Mythic Court of Owls - The Court of Owls is the secret society that directly connects the past of Gotham to the current city. Are they silent guardians that are the noble benefactors or are they the malevolent force that manipulates a city toward their grand design?

-Talons of the Owl - If the Owls are the masterminds, their instruments of destruction are their assassins. Appropriately called The Talons, these warriors are designed to carry out the will of the Owls.

-Batman Vs. Robin Audio Commentary
-A Sneak Peak at Justice League: Gods & Monsters - An advance look at the next DC Universe Original Movie with the creators and cast.

-Bonus cartoons from the DC Comics Vault

Batman vs. Robin DVD contains the following special features:

-A Sneak Peak at Justice League: Gods & Monsters - An advance look at the next DC Universe Original Movie with the creators.

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=113943

The cover looks like shit! Anyway, special features are always good for some reason.

Justice League Gods and Monsters sounds like JLA A League of One or that other wondy centric JLA story by Joe Kelly