Greenes Please don't spend money on this.

Comwayon A Disappointing Continuation

Paynbob It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Edwin The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

DCfan There is not really much for me to spoil of this short but it was nice seeing Terry Mcginnis again ever since Justice League Unlimited.I wish there was another short because the whole thing was just left at a cliffhanger with Bruce and Terry left to fight the alternative Batmans.

Michael Daly This one-minute-plus short was written and directed by Darwyn Cooke to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Batman mythos, and it succeeds perhaps beyond expectation, leaving the viewer wanting more.In the future elderly Bruce Wayne is attacked in the Batcave; when the new Batman, Terry McGuiness, arrives, Bruce reveals the Batcave was attacked by "me" - which turns out to be a robot replica of Batman in Bruce's heyday; the robot fights Terry, and as it turns out, there are seven other Batman Duplicates waiting in the wings.The eight Batman Duplicates resemble the Batman character design spanning different periods of the character's existence; sharp-eyed viewers will recognize the Bill Finger original, the Adam West and Michael Keaton Batmen, and the Brave And The Bold character design.The short screams for full-length treatment and brings back reminiscence of one of the strongest story arcs of The Animated Series - the HARDAC story arc, about a supercomputer and artificial intelligence that decides to replace human beings with robot duplicates. Given the success in the Batman Beyond series with such classic Batman villains as Mister Freeze, Ra's Al Ghul, and a reborn Joker, the rebirth of HARDAC makes too much sense not to be given full-length Batman Beyond treatment.

adonis98-743-186503 Terry McGinnis as Batman helps Bruce Wayne fight a robotic Batman inside the Batcave. Batman v.s The Terminator yeap that's right that awesome episode where Batman fought his self a robotic Batman which it thought that it was actually Batman and was trying to understand the values of human life? yeap the one from the 1992 Classic TV Series? Yeap exactly that one but instead of Batman v.s Batman we get Batman Beyond v.s Batman after Terry destroys the robot more Batmen appear from the Keaton era, the Dark Knight Returns Era, the 1966 Era and so it goes the short movie ends with Terry and Bruce getting ready in order to fight all of them together. Batman Beyond (2014) is an awesome short movie.

Horst in Translation ([email protected]) In this very short movie (not even 90 seconds), Batman fights a lookalike of himself that is actually a robot. And as we find out at the end, there are more of these mechanical creatures out there willing to kill the original. This is a bit confusing to me because apparently Bruce Wayne is not Batman here, but Terry McGinnis is according to the cast description. Anyway, the two voice actors do a decent job and you can see that they are experienced. Still, this short film from last year is simply not interesting enough and the fight sequences weren't great either. Plus it's way too short to somehow develop a real story. Good watch for all fans of the bat superhero, but everybody else does not need to watch it.