Lego DC Comics: Batman Be-Leaguered

TV Short
2014
TV-Y7
22m

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6.4/10

1.7K

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Lego DC Comics: Batman Be-Leaguered (2014)

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Superhero Action Adventure Animation Comedy Family Sci-Fi Short

Superman wants Batman to join his new superhero team, but Batman prides himself on being a self-sufficient loner.Superman wants Batman to join his new superhero team, but Batman prides himself on being a self-sufficient loner.Superman wants Batman to join his new superhero team, but Batman prides himself on being a self-sufficient loner.

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IMDb RATING

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1.7K

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Dee Bradley Baker

Aquaman
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Troy Baker

Batman
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John DiMaggio

Lex Luthor
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Grey Griffin

Wonder Woman
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Tom Kenny

Penguin
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Nolan North

Superman
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Khary Payton

Cyborg
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Paul Reubens

Bat-Mite
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Kevin Michael Richardson

Captain Cold
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James Arnold Taylor

The Flash
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Batman: The disappearance of the monuments and the Justice League were just framework crimes, like 2 slices of bread on an evil sandwich. And the bologna in the center of that sandwich is me. The mastermind behind this sandwich must be hiding at the last place I ever want to go: the Hall of Justice.

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Followed by Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League (2015)

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6/10

A pleasant distraction

At half the length this TV special manages to be better than the Bizarro movie. Opening in Gotham City we find Batman tackling the Penguin and the Joker in a jewel heist when Supes shows up and offers him a part in the new Justice League. Batman refuses and somehow Supes is teleported away by a mysterious entity. While investigating with the rest of the League they too disappear one at a time until Batman confronts the real villain.

The locations and models featured are fun, but I do believe that Batman has always worked better as a loner and doesn't gel with the rest of the shared DC universe due to the inconsistent tones.

Composer Tim Kelly could have made this felt a bit more cohesive by using the familiar themes but once again he just gives us a cartoon score.

Definitely worth watching, if unremarkable.