Batman: Mask of the Phantasm

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm(1993)

PG
12/25/1993 (US)Action, Animation, Crime, Mystery, Drama1h 16m
7.5

"The Dark Knight fights to save Gotham city from its deadliest enemy."

Overview

Andrea Beaumont leaves her father to return to Gotham, rekindling an old romance with Bruce Wayne. At the same time, a mysterious figure begins to hunt down Gotham's criminals, wrongly implicating Batman in the murders. Now on the run from the law, Batman must find and stop the culprit, while also navigating his relationship with Andrea.

Bruce Timm

Director

Alan Burnett

Screenplay

Martin Pasko

Screenplay

Eric Radomski

Director

Paul Dini

Screenplay

Alan Burnett

Story

Bob Kane

Characters

Michael Reaves

Screenplay

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Part of the Batman (DC Universe Animated) Collection

A collection of Batman films based upon Batman the Animated Series.

Media

4K Ultra HD Official Trailer

4K Ultra HD Official Trailer

Trailer

Toonami Long Promo

Toonami Long Promo

Trailer

Original Theatrical Trailer

Original Theatrical Trailer

Trailer

Goodbye, My Love

Goodbye, My Love

Clip

Kevin Conroy: I am the Knight | Full Documentary

Kevin Conroy: I am the Knight | Full Documentary

Behind the Scenes

The Chase

The Chase

Clip

Behind the Scenes: Kevin Conroy: I am The Knight

Behind the Scenes: Kevin Conroy: I am The Knight

Behind the Scenes

Extended Preview

Extended Preview

Clip

DC Super Scenes: Model Mayhem

DC Super Scenes: Model Mayhem

Clip

DC Super Scenes: Happy

DC Super Scenes: Happy

Clip

Bruce Wayne Becomes Batman Clip

Bruce Wayne Becomes Batman Clip

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A review by JPV852
8.0

Written on September 22, 2023

Really good and well-made animation movie and one of the best Batman feature films. Kevin Conroy was of course amazing, and Dana Delaney leant some wonderful emotion while Mark Hamill was gleefully maniacal as always as The Joker. Kind of wish some elements of this would be implemented into a live action movie, maybe even Matt Reeves' sequel. In any case, I've seen this one several times and still is entertaining as ever. **4.25/5**