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Batman Begins [HD DVD] [2005]
from Warner Home Video
starring Morgan Freeman, Liam Neeson, Katie Holmes, Christian Bale, Gary Oldman
directed by Christopher Nolan

Features:

• PAL

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• "High Def exclusive!"
  'Batman Begins' is a no-brainer. Even if you are only casually interested in the film, you should definitely check this one out to see the HD DVD format at the top of its game. Terrific transfer, awesome Dolby TrueHD soundtrack and tons of extras -- including some genuine HD bonus content -- make this one the A-list HD DVD release to beat. Now is a very good time to be an early adopter!

• Simply outstanding - THE superhero movie of the decade
  This story of batman is just flat-out brilliant. Whereas the other movies have dealt with the moral issues only casually, some of them more resembling a rollercoaster ride in a theme park for children, this movie tackles it head-on, and provides, on top of that, action and romance - it keeps you interested on a number of levels. In my opinion, it is THE defining superhero movie, because it deals with these deeper issues of the soul in a way that makes them more 'visible' and inspiring. For this to be the... more info

• Batman back to his roots...and all the better for it.
  Ok, first of all you need to realise that this isn't a sequel to the previous 4 Batman films, nor is it a prequel to them.
  This film sees director Christopher Nolan, take the dark knight back to his roots, to tell the story from the beginning - HIS way.
  First of all the HD transfer of this film is breathtaking, the already stunning cinematography is enriched with the HD visuals and great sound to accompany it.
  The story really does live up to it's name, where Batman 'begins'. He shows him... more info

• The best of the series
  I was surprised by how good this is. I wouldn't describe it as brilliant, but it is the strongest and darkest of all the Batman films. After the dross that was 'Batman and Robin' I wasn't expecting much - so I was gratified by how successful this account of how Batman became Batman is. In many ways it feels like an entirely separate film, with elements of the story not matching up with the other films in the 'sequence'. However, it doesn't suffer from this.
  One thing I liked is that this is very much a... more info

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