The Joker has escaped from Arkham and Batman must once again bring him in - once and for all. Unfortunately for the bat, there is something even more sinister than the Joker waiting in the alley for the dark knight detective..
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Life isn't fair. The Joker escapes from Arkham Asylum. Bruce Wayne puts on his Batman suit, mask, and cape, and goes in pursuit. He's soon found the Joker and begins a fight to subdue the red-eyed, sneering villain. Then, suddenly, things take a surprising turn: the Joker becomes the least of Batman's worries. New enemies appear: it's as if he's found himself in another set of comic books. Can he hold his own? Written by
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During the opening credits when Batman is getting dressed, the reporter says "At this time Dr. Harley Quinn Is still missing." Harley Quinn is her villain name, so the reporter should have said "At this time Dr. Harleen Quinzel Is still missing." See more »
Quotes
Male newscaster:
[radio reports are heard while Batman is suiting up]
Murder and mayhem in Gotham City; evil mastermind 'The Joker' has once again escaped the Arkham Asylum...
Female newscaster:
[newscaster is downed out by another voice]
This is Shannon Comb reporting for Arkham Asylum, where the scene can only be described as grim. Two guards brutally beaten, and criminal mastermind 'The Joker' has escaped from his maximum-security cell. At this time Dr. Harley Quinn Is still missing. Police Chief James Gordon could not be ...
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Crazy Credits
Each actor is credited with a brief clip of their character with the actor's name over it. See more »
Let's face it.
The Batman films AB (After Burton) were just plain horrible. The "pepsi girl"'s commercials on "Bravo" sum it up: HOLLYWOOD CRAP!
This short, however, gives us the down and dirty Batman we want - not that hokie 60's crap rolled up with 90's toy fetish and money worship.
This is the most entertaining 8 minutes of film I have ever seen.