I thought it was an awesome adaptation.
And that's, like I said, I haven't read it, but I have seen what the art style is like.
I've seen key panels from the original storyline, and I know what the story entails.
So I can tell you that they pretty... did a pretty good job at sticking to mostly the comic storyline.
A couple of weird things that they threw in there that I didn't really love, which was, I got to say, the part where they juice up the Riddler with Venom.
I don't believe that's in the original story, and I don't think it was necessary.
It was kind of crazy.
My daughter and I were watching it, and she's like, what? Because the Riddler is a very cerebral character.
That's not even the guy you want to see juiced up.
The thing that's appealing about Riddler is that he's you know, a slight man with extreme intelligence.
Like that's, that's his whole thing.
So I don't know that I loved seeing that, but other than that, um, this was an awesome animated film, man.
I cannot wait for part two and part three to be released.
I can't believe they're making it three parts.
Like I was amazed that they made a long Halloween into two parts, which is still, it's an amazing, uh, two part movie.
If you haven't seen that, you should definitely check it out.
Um, even more so read the comic, uh, the long Halloween is one of the greatest Batman stories ever told, man.
And, um, you can't miss with it.
And so when they made an animated film out of that, I definitely had to see it.
I own, you know, parts one and two, and eventually I'll probably own all three parts of this, you know, when they bring it out on like a single Blu-ray version where you can get all three parts together.
Cause that's, that's how I like to watch it.
Like I like to watch the whole story anyway.
Enough of that.
I thought it was an awesome adaptation.
And that's, like I said, I haven't read it, but I have seen what the art style is like.
I've seen key panels from the original storyline, and I know what the story entails.
So I can tell you that they pretty... did a pretty good job at sticking to mostly the comic storyline.
A couple of weird things that they threw in there that I didn't really love, which was, I got to say, the part where they juice up the Riddler with Venom.
I don't believe that's in the original story, and I don't think it was necessary.
It was kind of crazy.
My daughter and I were watching it, and she's like, what? Because the Riddler is a very cerebral character.
That's not even the guy you want to see juiced up.
The thing that's appealing about Riddler is that he's you know, a slight man with extreme intelligence.
Like that's, that's his whole thing.
So I don't know that I loved seeing that, but other than that, um, this was an awesome animated film, man.
I cannot wait for part two and part three to be released.
I can't believe they're making it three parts.
Like I was amazed that they made a long Halloween into two parts, which is still, it's an amazing, uh, two part movie.
If you haven't seen that, you should definitely check it out.
Um, even more so read the comic, uh, the long Halloween is one of the greatest Batman stories ever told, man.
And, um, you can't miss with it.
And so when they made an animated film out of that, I definitely had to see it.
I own, you know, parts one and two, and eventually I'll probably own all three parts of this, you know, when they bring it out on like a single Blu-ray version where you can get all three parts together.
Cause that's, that's how I like to watch it.
Like I like to watch the whole story anyway.
Enough of that.
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