Batman: Anarchy

Name: Batman: Anarchy
Genre: Action, Crime, Drame
Released: 2016-08-08
Duration: 45 min
Rating: 6.6
Cast: Vanessa Sheri, Krystal M. Harris, Everton Lawrence

2016
45m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,6/10

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Superhero Action Crime Drama Sci-Fi

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe maniacal Harley Quinn emerges ten years after the Joker's capture at the end of The Dark Knight, in search of him, leaving a now war torn caped crusader to combat the wave of death and a... Tout lireThe maniacal Harley Quinn emerges ten years after the Joker's capture at the end of The Dark Knight, in search of him, leaving a now war torn caped crusader to combat the wave of death and anarchy she unleashes.The maniacal Harley Quinn emerges ten years after the Joker's capture at the end of The Dark Knight, in search of him, leaving a now war torn caped crusader to combat the wave of death and anarchy she unleashes.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,6/10

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Citations
Harley Quinn: We are all villains.

Connexions
Follows Batman: Arkham Knight (2015)

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2/10

Batman Anarchy: More bad for your buck

Sequel to Arkham Knight (2015) this extended short stands at 45 minutes but is no better than it's predecessor.

It sees Batman (But not the real one) team with Green Arrow (Also not the real one) to take on a very disheveled looking Harley Quinn in another dreadul fan effort.

From the laughable fight sequences to the pitiful acting to the poor cinematography this is as much of a mess as the first film just longer.

If you don't have the budget for something don't attempt it lest you make dire nonsense like this.

The Good:

Couple of the cast weren't entirely useless

The Bad:

Looks terrible

Sounds terrible

Is terrible

Things I Learnt From This Short:

Margot Robbie has really let herself go