Oh. I got rid of HBO, Showtime, etc., several years ago, so missed it. I hadn't
noticed it in the store, but wasn't looking very hard. Wonder if something like
this would be available on Netflicks? I'm looking into getting that Roku unit.
But I really, really want a good source for the decades of animated fare and
scifi I love, and not sure who that is. I'm talking stuff like Felix the Cat,
the older Popeye films, Mighty Hercules, Tom and Jerry (uncut, racist images
all included) all the way up to modern fare like this. So often I only find DVD
compilations in the store where others pick and choose what's deemed worthy.
I still haven't found a one-stop source for all the great animation over the
decades...
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From: "tdemorsella" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
They played this alot on HBO when I was in Mexico. I liked it
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> Never heard of this flick, but there's a movie called "Batman:
Mystery of Batwoman" on Cartoon Network right now. Batman encounters
Batwoman, the African-American daughter of a crime boss who I think is
a vigilante herself. The movie was made in 2003, and features most of
the original voice actors, including Kevin Conroy as Batman/Bruce
Wayne. I note that Commissioner Gordon looks older and thinner, and
Robin is Tim Drake, so the timeframe of this movie would take place
during the second incarnation of the Batman animated series, when Dick
Grayson is Nightwing. And Bane is one of the featured villains
> Funny, the ethnic diversity of this movie--Batwoman's race seems to
open up the field for a lot of Back characters--makes for interesting
dialogue. As Bruce Wayne escorts Batwoman (in her civilian guise) to a
club, a Brother sees her sashaying by and says "Umm. Can I get some
fries with that shake?"
>
