Here mashing the two ideas together into a fast-paced story that manages to both honour the original source material and give it the usual LEGO spin. Speaking of heroics, LEGO DC Batman: Family Matters pulls its superhero plot from a couple of places within DC Comics’ history, namely 2004’s Batman: Under the Red Hood, which saw Jason Todd take over the mantle of the titular villain/anti-hero and the pre- Infinite Crisis mini-series The OMAC Project.
With all that comes with being a family: falling outs, disagreements, reconciliation and – given this is Batman – plenty of heroics too! Such as they do here, making the Bat-family literally that, a family.
LEGO BATMAN FAMILY MATTERS MOVIE
LEGO DC Batman: Family Matters is the latest animated movie in the now long-running LEGO DC Super Heroes series which was originally spun off from the cut scenes from the LEGO Batman games, and sees the franchise focus on its biggest hero – after all, Batman is the ONLY character to have his own feature film – and the rest of the Bat-clan including Ace the Bat-Dog, the Damian Wayne version of Robin, Nightwing, Batgirl, Batwoman and the Red Hood – aka former Robin, Jason Todd.Īs I’ve said before, and no doubt will say again, by now LEGO and DC’s animated movie are well into their stride, and both the filmmakers and the audience knows what what works and what doesn’t in this particular slice of the DC universe – and the audience, given the success of both the big-screen movies and DC’s TV line-up, are more than familiar with the characters – which means these films can have even more fun with the concept. Features the voices of: Troy Baker, Will Friedle, Jason Spisak, Alyson Stoner, Steve Blum, Zach Callison, Cam Clarke, Ralph Garman, Jake Green, Tom Kenny, Christian Lanz, Scott Menville, Nolan North | Written by Jeremy Adams | Directed by Matt Peters
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