Batman faces off against the original creature of the night, Count Dracula, who has been unintentionally resurrected by the Penguin.Batman faces off against the original creature of the night, Count Dracula, who has been unintentionally resurrected by the Penguin.Batman faces off against the original creature of the night, Count Dracula, who has been unintentionally resurrected by the Penguin.
- Awards
- 3 nominations
Rino Romano
- The Batman
- (voice)
- …
Peter Stormare
- Dracula
- (voice)
Tara Strong
- Vicky Vale
- (voice)
Tom Kenny
- The Penguin
- (voice)
Alastair Duncan
- Alfred
- (voice)
Neil Ross
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
James Sie
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaDracula's Castle, featured in the opening titles and through flashbacks, bears an uncanny resemblance to the castle Dracula calls home throughout the Castlevania television and video game series.
- GoofsThroughout the encounters with the "Lost Ones" and Dr. Alucard, it's made clear that vampires cast no image on reflective surfaces. However, when Vampire-Joker encounters Batman in the Blood Bank, Joker's menacing face casts a reflection in the containment beakers from behind a shelf in a POV shot.
- Quotes
Alfred Pennyworth: [to Dracula, aiming the vaccine] Bite this.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Vampire Reviews: The Batman vs. Dracula (2017)
Featured review
And this is not anything to do with not liking Batman. I happen to love Batman, right from the 60s series(camp but compulsively colourful fun) to the animated DC movies with Batman:The Animated Series being the real jewel in the crown. This said, I happen to not be a fan of the The Batman show. It is not a terrible show, it has its good moments, but I do prefer more darkness and Gothic pathos when it comes to Batman and there are elements that take some getting used to. I happen to think The Batman vs. Dracula is much better. It is not perfect, Joker's character design like the show does take a lot of getting used to, in all honesty I never really warmed to it, and Peter Stormare while voicing Dracula with just the right smooth menace has an accent that is very inconsistent. However, the animation is really great, much smoother than the show's and has much more atmosphere. There is also a haunting music score, smart intelligent writing that has a much mature tone than the show and some exciting action sequences, though there perhaps could have been more. The story is very dark and compelling, with some both intense and moving moments and perfectly paced. I would have liked to have seen the Vampyric lore element further explored but that wasn't enough to harm the story. The characters are great, Batman is much darker and more brooding, Penguin as always is great fun, he was a bright spot of the show always, and Joker is more menacing and twisted than ever before. Dracula in design may be more Ras Al'Ghul than Dracula, but is still a more than worthy adversary to Batman. The voice acting is very good too, Rino Romano sounds more comfortable and brooding, Tara Strong is a likable Vicki Vale. Tom Kenny voices Penguin with great enthusiasm without ever overdoing it while Kevin Michael Richardson's voice for Joker is in keeping with the character's more twisted personality here, it didn't work in the show for me because that psyche wasn't really explored. All in all, a very good movie and much better than The Batman show. 8/10 Bethany Cox
- TheLittleSongbird
- Sep 3, 2012
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- Also known as
- Người Dơi Và Bá Tước Dracula
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- Runtime1 hour 23 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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