Damian Wayne experienced difficulties in following the rules of "no killing" in accordance with the teachings of his father, Bruce Wayne. On the one hand, the presence of the Court of Owls, who operates in secret in Gotham City, becomes a place for Damian's search for identity in getting past his regulatory problems. Meanwhile, the Court of Owls is a new threat to Batman in Gotham.
Batman vs Robin presents stories and problems about fathers and children that are fun to watch. The storyline and conflict run dynamically. The emphasis on the "no kill" rule is emphasized at the beginning of the film's opening so that the conflict feels convincing from the start. The conflict between Bruce and Damian is indeed interesting to watch. Both are characters that have different characteristics and perceptions. The existence of the Courts of Owls who are the villains also adds complexity to Bruce's problems. The two conflicts that occurred also ran in balance so that there was no inequality. Supposedly, the existence of the Courts of Owls could have been introduced further. The plot twist at the end of the movie isn't too bad and wasn't too surprising to me.
Damian and Bruce's character development as father and son look good but are still lacking in strength. Bruce's role as a parent is less visible and deep. Meanwhile, Nightwing's presence here is a character that can balance the story in giving an introduction to the character of Bruce Wayne. The comparison between Robin's stubborn character and Bruce who appears cool shows that there are two characters with different styles.
Overall this film is interesting and fun. The conflict between Damian and Bruce becomes an epic story in the course of DC animated films in the future. The introduction of the Courts of Owls and Talon becomes its own strength and attraction in this film, especially as a place where Damian finds his identity. Action fight between Batman and Robin also looks good.
Batman vs Robin presents stories and problems about fathers and children that are fun to watch. The storyline and conflict run dynamically. The emphasis on the "no kill" rule is emphasized at the beginning of the film's opening so that the conflict feels convincing from the start. The conflict between Bruce and Damian is indeed interesting to watch. Both are characters that have different characteristics and perceptions. The existence of the Courts of Owls who are the villains also adds complexity to Bruce's problems. The two conflicts that occurred also ran in balance so that there was no inequality. Supposedly, the existence of the Courts of Owls could have been introduced further. The plot twist at the end of the movie isn't too bad and wasn't too surprising to me.
Damian and Bruce's character development as father and son look good but are still lacking in strength. Bruce's role as a parent is less visible and deep. Meanwhile, Nightwing's presence here is a character that can balance the story in giving an introduction to the character of Bruce Wayne. The comparison between Robin's stubborn character and Bruce who appears cool shows that there are two characters with different styles.
Overall this film is interesting and fun. The conflict between Damian and Bruce becomes an epic story in the course of DC animated films in the future. The introduction of the Courts of Owls and Talon becomes its own strength and attraction in this film, especially as a place where Damian finds his identity. Action fight between Batman and Robin also looks good.