Son of Batman 2014 Official Trailer + Trailer Review : DC Animated Movie - HD PLUS

DC Animation does Son of Batman, Damian Wayne origin story! Watch the official trailer for 2014 today plus get a trailer review!

Fans love DC Animated Movies, and Son of Batman is coming in 2014! Host Grace Randolph gives her review aka reaction to the official trailer for Son of Batman, adapting the Grant Morrison introduction of Damian Wayne! Stuart Allen voices Damian Wayne aka Robin, Jason O'Mara voices Batman, Morena Baccarin voices Talia al Ghul, Giancarlo Esposito voices Ra's al Ghul and Thomas Gibson voice Deathstroke! Is this a good adaptation of the Batman and Son comic book story which tells the origin of Damian Wayne? Enjoy the latest DC Animated Movie Son of Batman in 2014! Think About The Ink is presented by Bleeding Cool.

Interact with host & creator Grace Randolph!

[Dattemp]

He looks so adorable saying that at 0:35

[nunya]

is it just me or are dc animated movies always better than their live action ones

[TrisStrudel]

~Deathstroke
~Damien
~Ra's

I 
Will
See


Only downside?  It isn't the Slade voice

[NexGenStriker]

This wasn't really a review. It was just "OMG this will be awesome." 
At least it was something somewhat positive about DC. I feel like this channel has turned into a DC hate fest with Korra dominating whenever it comes back on. 
Just some honest criticism.

[solonrafnsson]

just watched the movie and it was awesome ! the only thing i didnt like about the movie was that they kinda made deathstroke allot more weaker than he is suppose to be 

[OneTrueEdge]

I'd like to see a Damian raised by Bruce and contrast how his personality would differ.

[Potential]

What really excited me was when I saw Deathstroke! Deathstroke is finally getting the recognition he rightfully deserves.

[storyfranks]

I feel the same, I've noticed I've been picking up less and less DC books. And I hated they killed him off too. Batman and Robin with Damian was awesome:(

[ColossalRay]

I started reading DC comics just as the New52 came to be, thanks to Young Justice inspiring me to look into the new media. I decided to read old comics first so I could get a feel for the characters and who I liked (the Robins and Batgirls being many of my very favourites) and quickly decided that Damian was my favourite Robin. I felt a bit betrayed when I moved on to the New52 stuff and suddenly all the mythos I'd bothered to learn and all the characters I had quickly grown to like were so different. It was confusing and scary, and I've always resented the New52 for it. And as they killed off more and more characters I liked (or failed to introduce them at all) or wrote them to be shadows of their former selves/completely different (see: any character adapted by Scott Lobdell - especially Tim Drake) that resentment turned to hatred. You would not believe how excited the new animated features have made me. Seeing Damian as something other than Jason gimmick 2.0 following Batman Inc is so refreshing and I can't wait to see what they do with him. Looks like Talia is going to be treated more respectfully than how Morrison normally treats her (she actually gives a damn about her own son instead of concentrating her damn energies on Jason like she always seemed to in the New52 [read RHatO if you don't know what I mean]) and it's interesting to see Deathstroke playing the antagonist when he wasn't in the original story. I've loved him since I was a little kid watching Teen Titans, so it's always nice to see him. I hear Nightwing will be appearing, which makes me hope that Tim Drake will too. It's possible that his role has been replaced by Nightwing as rival to Damian - but let's face it - that makes no sense. I think the only Robin Dick would really see as an enemy is Jason, for obvious reasons. Tim however genuinely hated the kid, again for obvious reasons. I know he kind of warmed to Damian after he died but I don't tend to count it.
So anyway that's my two cents. Sorry it was so long.

[Broke_ButFunny]

I just love this mature theme, so far DC is on a roll with their animated movies. Flashpoint Paradox, War, & now this all look really exciting and capture that "dark charm" we've grown to love about DC's stories. 

[justicierodelaliga]

Grace, if you´re not watching these DC animated movies your´re missing on a LOT. The quality is amazing. There are just very few of them that are just regular. Most of them are really incredible: Wonder Woman, Green Lantern: Emerald Knights, Under the Red Hood, Superman vs the Elite, The Dark Knight Returns... Even Flashpoint was brutal; in a literal way. 

Here´s hoping after seeing this one you´ll give the others a try. You´ll be glad you did.

[maralenia]

Talia looks so much like Asami from Korra here.

[WandereroftheWind]

Still gotta to get use to Kevin Conroy not doing Batman's voice, and it might just be me but Bruce and Slade sound too similar for my liking

[darrickmangual]

Speaking of Justice League War Here is my opinion:
Batman-Bruce Wayne:ON POINT, Voice acting is good, fighting sequences are A Ok, and overally really good personification

Wonder Woman:NO, They turned Diana into a lovesick puppy to Superman


Green Lantern:Hilarious.



Flash"Background Character



Superman:A Mean Bully 

[hassantv]

1:07 *Opens Bat-mobile*
Damian: I drive.
Bruce: No.
Damian: I know how.
Bruce: No.

[nhahtrebor]

I really like the DC animated movies, especially The Flashpoint Paradox movie. Cause it was animated but was still dark. But I'd rather a series with new storylines and different characters. I miss the Teen Titans, Young Justice and The Justice League tv shows.

[DemonGroceryStore]

I'm just glad that we're actually getting half way decent animation now.  Seems all the good DC cartoons are either getting cancelled or put on hiatus, (2 episodes of TTG is not an action block).  As for the new 52 itself, it seems like writers are trying so hard to be different that they're alienating both long term fans as well as new comers.

[VagusDoc]

I'm really surprised to hear that Grace doesn't like the DC animated movies, when they are consistently better than their Marvel competitors time and time again.  Every Batman feature hits the mark, every Justice League movie takes a large concept and boils it down for the not-as-invested comic book fans like myself.  Green Lantern: First Flight blew the live action movie out of the water.  The Wonder Woman movie was perfectly executed.  The Flashpoint Paradox was amazing.  Taking proven storylines and turning them into movies works when you consider how well they're done.

[Natboy]

i cant think of many other companies besides dc and marvel that still make animated movies, the drawn kind.

[drkmtr]

Honestly, I think that this movie, or at least the introduction of Damian Wayne to animated form, warrants an animated series. I just got into comics and I already have "Batman and Robin" volumes one and two. For me, Damian's arc was a great starting point to start branching into the Batman mythos. That's exactly what an animated series is supposed to do. Plus, we already know who Batman is and how he acts via shows like Batman the animated series and the rest of Bruce Tim's work. Including his legitimate son would add a whole new looking glass from which to view the caped crusader. This isn't even mentioning how well it would help flesh out the entire bat family.