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If you are a fan of Batman (or even if you are not), you must have heard of Christopher Nolan's "Dark Knight" trilogy. Led by Christian Bale like Bruce Wayne, these three films - "Batman Starts", "The Dark Knight" and "The Dark Knight has risen" - raised the bar for every Batman movie made since. But Is there really just three Dark knight movies?

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The animated feature in 2008 "Batman: Gotham Knight" It was published as a "dark knight" tie. Warner Bros. sold the film as foretelling their new blockbuster, set between "Batman begins" and "Dark Knight".

"Gotham Knight" is not a single thing, but an anthology of six shorts, each with a different director and writer. The six shorts lead to each other, forming a narrative thread, yet episodic. The shorts, which offer treatments for both Batman and Anime fans, are the following:

1. "Did I Get a Story for You", animated by 4 ° C Studio (which will later produce the films "Berser: Golden Age"), written by Oshos Olson (writer of "History of Violence").

2. "Crossfire", animated by the legendary IG production (Ghost in the Shell ") and written by the fertile comic book writer Greg Ruka.

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3. "Test on the Field", animated by a train ("noir") and written by Jordandan Goldberg.

4. "He lives in the darkness," Animated by Madhaus (which did some anime in Batman-ESK as a "death note", Thriller for serial killers "Monster", and "Black Lagoon") and written by David S. Goyer, a screenwriter for the "Dark Knight" films.

5. "Working through pain", animated by 4 ° C studio, written by comic writer Brian Azarello.

6. "Deadshot", animated by Madhaus, written by Alan Burnet, a fruitful writer/producer of "Batman: the animated series".

"Batman: Gotham Knight" is compared to "Animatrix" In structure and style, for good reason. But the creators of Matrix Lana and Lily Vachovski were directly involved in "Animatrix" as writers and producers. Nolan had no such involvement in "Gotham Knight" - so does he deserve to be considered a canon?

The cast of the film "Dark Knight" did not repeat their roles in "Gotham Knight" and were replaced by professional voice actors. Batman at Gotham Knight expressed Kevin Conroy, not Christian Bale.

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Again, Nolan himself also has no credit to the film as a writer or producer. However, his wife and production partner Emma Thomas is Executive producer of Gotham Knight. Mixed with Goyer, writing one of the segments, which gives the canonicity of Gotham Knight some legitimacy.

The film also uses characters and plots from "Batman starts" and "Dark Knight". Goyer's "darkness" is a segment that is directly associated with films. At the end of "Batman begins", the Athonian Crane/Scare (Cilian Murphy) escapesDriving at night while Gottham Kuua ("narrow") is transferred to hysteria of the toxin of fear. The "dark knight" himself tied that loose end by catching Crane, but "lives in the darkness" shows another encounter between the bat and Crowe.

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Crane, who fled the sewer and leads the cult of former Arkam asylum prisoners, kidnaps a local cardinal Gotham to end efforts to help homelessness. ("You tried to help the homeless in the city, you tried to save the poor and forgotten. But the scarecrow ... Want to lead them down into my kinde and oving -bean hands!") Batman gets underground to save the cardinal. He mentions that Crane "did not see that night in the tight", "directly referring to" Batman starts ".

On the way, he encountered a face known to Batman fans: the Krock/Vejlon Onesons killer, depicted as a former Arkam patient, washed brain, washed by his "doctor". Crock seems to be one of Batman's villains at least able to fit into a real world. A crocodile man really? But like Nolan's films make equipment to Batman, Goyer has based the killer Crock in a pseudo-scientific excuse. The appearance of the croc is attributed to a real skin condition (epidermolitic hyperkeratosis) and its flesh is sore brown, not scaly green.

"Working through Pain" fills some of the ten years Bruce spent traveling around the world during "Batman begins". While stumbling through the sewer with a gunshot wound, Batman remembers training in India with Guru, Cassandra (Parminder Award) to control his pain. Cassandra sent her student when she realized that the pain in his heart could not heal. At Deadshot, Bruce tells Alfred (David McCalum) that while sworn with the use of guns, he understands the power of one - in "Batman starts", Bale Bruce Wayne Whether Try and kill the killer of his parents OEO chill (Future night king Richard brakes) with a revolver.

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"Test on the Field" shows that Batman is testing some new equipment with the help of Lucius Fox (Kevin Michael Richardson), as well as many scenes in the films "Dark Knight". That segment and "Crossfire" focus on the war in the gang between Sal Maroni (Rob Polsen) and the Russian crowd, both characterized by the "dark knight".

"Crossfire" also includes Detective Anna Ramirez (Anna Ortiz), an original character of the "Dark Knight" (where he was played by Monique Gabriela Kurnan). However, this also shows how the links between the "dark knight" and "Gotham Knight" go one way.

Ruka had earlier wrote the series "Gotham Central", a comic book for the Gotham Police Department and the eccentric cases they are dealing with. One of the main characters "Gotham Central" was Latina's detective, Rene Montoya. So, in "Crossfire", Ramirez writes as Montoya writes. She is in partnership with Chrispus Allen (Gary Durdan), Montoya's partner in comic books and an idealist who believes in Batman. Her faith was rewarded when he saved her and Allen from Maroni. In the "Dark Knight", Ramirez is also dirty on his own Moroni (Eric Roberts) payroll.

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"Batman: Gotham Knight" is set between "Batman starts" and "Dark Knight", but there is no real logo or a consequence of any film. It enters what finishes the oldest canon binding material. It is additionally fun for fans, but not at the level of importance that are the films for original material.