Details

Release year: 2021

Storyline

The killer known as Holiday continues to stalk the Falcone crime family while a new class of costumed criminal rises in Gotham City. Batman suspects that a former ally might be the serial killer.

Top credits

Directors

Chris Palmer

Writers

Cast

Jensen Ackles — Batman, Bruce Wayne
Josh Duhamel — Harvey Dent, Two-Face
Naya Rivera — Catwoman, Selina Kyle
Troy Baker — Joker

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Did you know

• Naya Rivera's final film role.

• This is the fifth animated Batman movie to receive an R rating after Batman: The Killing Joke, Batman: Gotham by Gaslight, Batman: Death in the Family, and Batman: Soul of the Dragon.

• In the comic story the film is based on, Alberto Falcone was revealed to be, Holiday. He confesses to his Father that his new reputation as Holiday makes him much bigger than him and all the gangsters in the mob put together; Alberto then tells his father that the days of the mob controlling Gotham are over, and that "freaks" like himself will be the ones to control the city's fate from now on. Also, Gilda Dent claims that she "was" Holiday because she wanted to try to end Falcone's hold on Gotham and reduce her husband's workload so that they would have time together. She has the wild suspicion that Alberto was lying, instead choosing to believe that Dent himself had taken up the killings on New Year's Eve and that the two were finally working together, sharing secrets together. Nevertheless, she is content with Alberto as their scapegoat, knowing the authorities are incapable of finding the other Holiday killer without Dent on their side. Knowing that Dent is not really insane and can be cured, Gilda states she still believes in Harvey Dent. In the film, Glida takes the blame for being Holiday, cause she wanted revenge against Carmine Falcone for breaking up her first marriage to his Son, Alberto and forcing her to have an abortion which ruined her life. She married Dent knowing that she could set her revenge plot against Falcone. Batman doesn't take her in, leaving her fate ambiguous for now.