Especially given the brief running time, and the fact that key information and a whole story sequence takes place in Darwyn Cooke-like drawings during the opening credits.
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There’s a sense that this movie might have been cut short. RELATED: Toy Story 4 4K Blu-Ray Review – A Worthwhile Sequel Whether viewers prefer it to the Archer-ish style of more recent installments is a personal call. On the whole, it’s more visually interesting and dynamic than some of the older DC animated movies. Meanwhile, demon and monster characters who show up have a Japanese style common to horror video games. What that means now is the characters have bigger eyes and more triangular faces than usual. As such, it arguably counts as “anime,” given the extremely loose definition of the term. But since this is a movie and not interactive, here’s hoping the prospective buyer prefers to watch.Ĭatwoman: Hunted was a collaboration between American and Japanese studios. When Batwoman appears, the effect is like all the times your buddy suddenly dropped in a quarter, or hit the start button on the other controller, and now plays beside you. It feels like a Final Fight-style arcade game. Each of them features Selina knocking off numerous henchmen, then facing a mini-boss (or more), then a final stage boss. The 79-minute movie breaks down into three sequences. So what do they do besides fight? Not much, actually. RELATED: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Blu-ray Review – Cosmic Closure And even Batwoman can fall for her charms. And yet, with Selina Kyle, Batwoman and Cheetah doing extremely limber fight work in skin-tight outfits (or in Cheetah’s case, basically nothing), one can’t help feeling this is aimed at teenage boys in small towns who can only find movies at Walmart, and get carded for the R-rated ones.
Minus a judicious and amazingly gratuitous bubble-bath scene (a tub on an airplane, no less), it doesn’t go as hard on adult content as some other DC animated movies.
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