By now it is more than clear that Batman is an enduring figure that every now and then is ready to return to the cinema in the form of new faces, genres, and formats. However, beyond the likes of Robert Pattinson, Ben Affleck, and Christian Bale, there is another Batman that succeeded in theaters and is undoubtedly a gem to be vindicated: Lego Batman.
Batman: The LEGO Movie arrived in 2017 and became a phenomenon at the time. Thanks to Chris McKay’s mastery of the character, a highly acclaimed film was made, especially by fans of the Dark Knight. Now, you have a new opportunity to watch it thanks to Netflix, as they have just added it to their catalog.
What is Batman: The LEGO Movie about?
Batman: The LEGO Movie is a comedy that follows Batman as he tries to save Gotham from his archenemy, the Joker. After foiling the Joker’s plans, Batman faces his own loneliness and the need to recognize the importance of teamwork. With the help of Robin, Batgirl, and Alfred, Batman must learn to trust his allies to stop the Joker, who has turned himself in to the police and is planning an attack from the Phantom Zone.
