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After 16 deaths, i'm trough level 1, and after 52 level 2
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Wow, i very like it, good made! But that alfred is scary!
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I love this lego, and i can't choose! The ultimate batmobile, that is a great set, but the batcave too, big, etc, but arkham is a great set too, the riddler, new villains etc, but the normal batmanbile, it had tow-face, it's cheap, i can't choose!!!!!!
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Ey RN, here, you can download the instructions! Click Here
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O, NO, i don't like it, my favorite character tooooo!!!!!!! Noooo! But i like one thing, batman is the main character and not superman.
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Wow, you must see this great movie!!!! Ow this is sooo cool! And my favorite villain!!!!! I just love the game more and more! CLICK!
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Wow, you must see this great movie!!!! Ow this is sooo cool! And my favorite villain!!!!! I just love the game more and more! CLICK!
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Batman: Gotham Knight Trailer and reviews
???theriddler??? replied to Batbrick's topic in Culture & Multimedia
I don't understand what your mean. -
Batman: Gotham Knight Trailer and reviews
???theriddler??? replied to Batbrick's topic in Culture & Multimedia
Some movies: the trailer And her are pics and articles: Batman has made it to the far east before in Kia Asamiya's critically acclaimed graphic novels featuring the Dark Knight. Now DC Comics and a variety of anime studios take it a step further: "Batman – Gotham Knight" is the first Batman Anime! See a boatload of pictures and read more about the whole thing! During the second world war, a famous Batman cover depicts the Dark Knight and his sidekick, Robin the Boy Wonder, sitting behind a machine gun, shooting at opposing Japanese forces. Luckily, the war is long gone and even Batman seems to have forgotten the grudge he once held against the people with the rising sun on their banner. And also the Japanese have apparently forgiven Bats and now he's venturing into asian territory. Not with a machine gun, this time, but with the license to entertain. Yes, folks, Batman will become an anime in the summer of 2008. What will this whole thing be about, you ask? Well, it's basically the Animatrix with more Batman - Concept-wise at least. "Batman – Gotham Knight" will feature six different stories, all produced by six different anime studios. As for the story, there's not too much revealed yet, but the confirmed villains - read: visible in the trailer - are Scarecrow, Deadshot, Man-Bat and Killer Croc. Apparently, from the statements of the DC-folks, Deadshot will be the main antagonist of this little series as he's played out and redesigned to be some sort of "Anti-Batman." Whatever Batman stands for, Deadshot does not stand for and vice versa. And in spectacular animation, Batman will battle all those villains. And yes, there will be blood. Lots of blood, by the looks of it, so "Batman – Gotham Knight" will be targeted at an older audience. Of course, this whole project can't go over without a lot of propaganda, despite its amazing looks. Naturally, in the trailer, there's a lot of talking how this step was the best thing to ever happen to Batman and all that stuff we know from countless other trailers. This all is sold to us by names like Denny O'Neil - DC Editor Extraordinaire - and DC's animation Guru Bruce Timm. And I'm willing to believe those people, honestly, since Timm obviously knows what he's talking about and O'Neil has been a name that is associated with DC for ages now. But then there's this one guy who has to do the obvious thing: He followed the obvious trail of "Japan - Anime - Far East - Samurai!" and connected it to Batman. Yessir, Gregory Noveck, SVP Creative Affairs DC Comics, is calling Batman a Samurai. And not only that, because Batman has turned Japanese and regular Samurai are sort of boring, Batman must be Samurai who has lost his master - in his case his father - and is now searching for a new one only to find that master in himself. And this, I'm just going to leave uncommented. Despite recent speculation, Batman Begins star Christian Bale will not be voicing Batman in direct-to-video Batman: Gotham Knight animated feature. Sources within Warner Bros. Animation confirm the actor will not be lending his voice to the highly anticipated project. Warner Bros. Animation and Warner Home Video are expected to officially announce Batman: Gotham Knight shortly, including release date information and further details on the animated direct-to-video's plot. Stay tuned for further updates. Warner Premiere and DC Comics have officially announced the voice cast for Batman Gotham Knight: Kevin Conroy, the bench mark by which fans compare all Batman voices, returns to the title role in Batman Gotham Knight, the third release in the DC Universe Animated Original Movie series from DC Comics, Warner Premiere, Warner Home Video and Warner Bros. Animation, it was announced today. The all-new, original movie will street July 8, 2008 on DVD and Blu-ray Disc, as well as OnDemand and Pay-per-View. The film will be available for download on the same date. Batman Gotham Knight is a fresh and exciting new entry into the Batman mythos, spinning out of a 40-year history in animation including the Emmy®-winning Batman: The Animated Series, widely considered a pivotal moment in American animation. A cross section of distinguished creators, award-winning producers, and acclaimed writers weave six interlocking stories that reveal Bruce Wayne's journey to The Dark Knight, each with stylish art from some of the world's most revered animation visionaries. Conroy set the standard for modern day Batman voices with his performance in Batman: The Animated Series, The New Adventures of Batman and Robin and The New Batman Superman Adventures. He reprised the role as an aging Bruce Wayne playing mentor to a new Caped Crusader in Batman Beyond. Animation legend and Batman Gotham Knight producer Bruce Timm said Conroy was the obvious choice for both widespread fan approval and to provide an overriding sense of continuity within a film in which Batman appears in so many new, visual variations. "Anytime we initiate an animated Batman project, 'Will Kevin Conroy voice Batman?' is the first question we hear from fans," said Bruce Timm , Executive Producer. "To meet Kevin is to know that he's not anything like Batman, and yet he manages to perfectly nail that indefinable element that is Batman. He's got the voice, he's got the acting chops, and he's absolutely the best man for the job." Conroy provided a central, rallying point for a cast that perfectly meshes stars of some of today's highest rated primetime television series with many of the most popular voiceover actors in the business. Gary Dourdan (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation) and Ana Ortiz (Ugly Betty) are heard in multiple segments of the six-story film as police detectives Crispus Allen and Anna Ramirez, key members of a special unit who learn to trust the Dark Knight's motives. Parminder Nagra (ER, Bend It Like Beckham) supplies the voice of Cassandra, a mystical Indian woman who teaches Bruce Wayne to endure and manage his pain. David McCallum (Navy NCIS, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., The Great Escape) takes on the role of loyal servant Alfred. George Newbern (Father of the Bride) and Alanna Ubach (Legally Blonde) also join the cast. The cast also features popular voice over artists Corey Burton, Rob Paulsen, Kevin Michael Richardson, Will Friedle, Jason Marsden, Jim Meskimen, Pat Musick, Scott Menville, Hynden Walch, Corey Padnos and Crystal Scales. Batman Gotham Knight will be available on DVD for $19.98 SRP. There will also be a 2-disc Special Edition DVD available for $29.98 SRP which contains over 100 minutes of bonus features plus 4 bonus episodes. All the content fr m the 2-disc Special Edition DVD will be available on Blu-ray Disc for $34.99 SRP. Batman Gotham Knight 2-disc Special Edition DVD and Blu-ray Disc will feature incredible extras including: "Batman and Me a Devotion of Destiny: The Bob Kane Story" - The comprehensive chronology of the remarkable life of the creator of Batman. "A Mirror for the Bat: The Evil Denizens of Gotham City" - A stimulating documentary covering Gotham City's most nefarious of characters, combined with a look into the symbiotic relationship Batman shares with his enemies. "Batman: The Animated Series" Bonus Episodes - Bruce Timm selects his favorite episodes from Batman: The Animated Series. "Sneak Peek: Wonder Woman" - DC Universe animated original movie Audio Commentary - Featuring the filmmakers of Gotham Knight. Widescreen (1.78:1) 5.1 Dolby Digital Batman Gotham Knight was headed by an impressive list of directors who have brought their distinctly different anime styles to the classic Batman character. The production was divided among three renowned studios – Studio 4ºC, Production I.G and Madhouse – and included the truly inimitable visions of directors Shojiro Nishimi, Futoshi Higashide, Hiroshi Morioka, Yasuhiro Aoki and Toshiyuki Kubooka. With stories written by several of the most talented writers of film , comic books, and animation, including Academy Award®-nominated screenwriter Josh Olson (A History of Violence), David S. Goyer (Batman Begins), Emmy®-winner Alan Burnett (Batman: The Animated Series), Jordan Goldberg (Associate Producer, The Dark Knight), and award-winning comics writers Greg Rucka and Brian Azzarello, Batman Gotham Knight presents thrilling new adventures of Batman that spotlight several of Gotham City's most dangerous villains, including the fearsome Scarecrow, the freakish Killer Croc and the unnerving marksman known as Deadshot. Batman Gotham Knight is produced by Emma Thomas (Batman Begins, The Dark Knight), Michael Uslan & Benja m in Melniker (Batman Begins, The Dark Knight), Bruce Timm (Batman: The Animated Series) and Toshi Hiruma. The site!!!! And this was it! -
Cool made!
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Doctor Who, Torchwood, Sarah Jane Adventures...
???theriddler??? replied to The Kid's topic in Culture & Multimedia
Another fun pic! :] -
Doctor Who, Torchwood, Sarah Jane Adventures...
???theriddler??? replied to The Kid's topic in Culture & Multimedia
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Doctor Who, Torchwood, Sarah Jane Adventures...
???theriddler??? replied to The Kid's topic in Culture & Multimedia
This was a really good episode, and funny too, with the doctor and donna thing, and al those suitcases! Can't wait till next week! -
I want these!
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Really cool, I hope TLC would make these :'-) !
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Wow, cool!
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The riddler! :D
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Wow, i really like it, good made, i want it, but there's only one thing(sorry), there are not things in it, you can't play with it, and with te GCPD from batbrick, that's another story, i hope what i mean!
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Batman!
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This is the only thing i can say, really fantastic, great, but i saw the first photo, i think, it's good, but then i saw every photo, i thought, wow, really good made, FANTASTIC!!!!!! I really want it, and good mad hatter!
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The lego line of our dreams.
???theriddler??? replied to General Zen's topic in General LEGO Discussion
Two words: DOCTOR WHO! -
You must see the culture and media forum, and then lego batman game play!
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WHOHOE!!!!! GREAT NEWS BATBRICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HE'S BACK!
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Wow, really good made, verry cool, i want these!
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Vignette: Harry Potter learns the Patronus-spell
???theriddler??? replied to Matn's topic in LEGO Licensed
wow, that's good made!