DC productions always have a dark tone, so it's more to my liking. Although not a fan of Batman, the confrontation between the two of them was full of fate as soon as the crazy clown was born.
This animated film is a new work of DC this year. Compared with the huge publicity of Marvel next door, the decisive battle here has disappeared. But deserted is also deserted, and it will not make you dizzy among the eighteen heroes.
The plot of the movie is a little strange: Batman, The Joker, Harley Quinn, Robin, etc. all traveled to the Warring States Period of Japan. The Joker and his evil allies want to change the historical direction of the country. Batman must Come forward and stop this. So you will see the mix and match of modern technology and traditional Japanese ninjas, Japanese ink and European and American styles are interspersed with oil paint, and Gotham City and the warring states of Japan are combined together.
These dazzling details are nothing compared to the fateful confrontation between the serious and solemn Batman and the crazy and unruly Joker. This kind of confrontation is mixed with a trace of respect for the former, and has a strong desire to fight alone for the latter. Between several rounds, the two of them must decide to live or die, or they will continue to fight all the time.
I haven't seen the Joker for a long time, although the Joker's reappearance in "Suicide Squad" two years ago was very amazing. But when watching this movie, I have to admit that only by standing with Batman, can I really have a sense of fate that the opponent is yin and yang relative to the dead.
From this point of view, the film is quite catchy.
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