Wow! Such a good movie.

Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

I'll say it right now, I love this series. Sure it might've had episodes like "The Demon Within" and "Critters", but the good far outweighs the bad. Out of 24 episodes, I gave 10 of them 10 stars, that's almost half the freakin' series. People love to tear this show apart because of minor details. "Uh, the sky's always red at night." Get over it. "Uh, why do the characters look different from the last series?" It's DC's product and they can decide what characters look like. "Uh, why doesn't this show have as many dark themes as the previous series?" Because you can't have mature stories all the time. This show wasn't dumbed down for kids, it wasn't an insult to what came before it, it was an exercise in creativity. Not every episode was perfect, but not every episode needed to be perfect. Not every episode of "Batman: The Animated Series" was flawless, it has aged somewhat. I feel like this has aged a lot better that. Don't tell me this isn't as mature when characters bleed and say "Oh my God." in like half the episodes. A great show that deserves it's place atop the mountain of other great animated shows. It wasn't perfect, but it was entertaining, and had plenty of fantastic episodes, and at the end of the day, that's all that matters to me.

Oh where, oh where is Batman...I loved Batman's portrayal in the 1992 animation and in JL/U, but here we hardly see anything of the conflict/problems of being Batman and Bruce Wayne.And this Tim version of Robin has to be one of the most annoying sidekicks ever. They're trying way to hard to make him cool to ten year olds and his presence has made the show virtually unwatchable. The show seems to think we're more interested in him than Batman.Also, as others have said, I don't believe Batman would let such a little kid help (and with so little training).

Batman: Gotham Knights was definitely one of the most underrated series. I read how one user felt that Batman became too "cold", but that's what works about Gotham Knights. No offense, but that's Batman. He's not exactly one of the Care Bears who is gonna light up your day. Batman is in fact, moody, not a team player, & very hard with his partners. Which I feel lead to some GREAT future tales. Such as Batman Beyond, Justice League, & Justice League Unlimited.The writing has raised the bar on GREAT stories. In particularly, "Old Wombs", which I consider to date the BEST episode in not just the Batman Universe, but in animated as well. I hope these will soon be release on DVD!

One guy called this show the TV equivalent to a bad sequel. I couldn't disagree more, but say what you want about this show... it is still better then every single one of the Batman movies. Nightwing is introduced on this series and hopefully in the next couple of years Bruce Timm will make a Nightwing series. Tim Drake is cool personified. Batgirl on this show is really good and she is the star of one of the best episodes of all the Batman Shows(including The Animated series). In this episode, she is drugged by the Scarecrow and has a dream that she dies and her father, Commissioner Jim Gordon, makes a vow to have Batman killed. For a minute I actually thought that Batgirl had really died and it wasn't until the end of the show that you find out it was all a dream. That was a superb episode. Bruce Timm and his people should be the only people allowed to make animated Batman cartoons. I give Gotham nights a 15/10. It is that damn good.Batman in all of Bruce Timm's incarnations are great. If the movies would have followed this cartoon even a little, they would have been aeon's better then they were. A word to anyone interested in Batman. You want to see real Batman movies? The rent Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Batman and Mr. Freeze: Subzero, and Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman. and watch them in the order that I named them. You can't go wrong. And while you are at it, get Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker!