OK flat out the way the Joker returns is totally stupid and contrived but this is still an entertaining cartoon. It is certainly darker and grittier than what is expected of Saturday morning cartoons, as long as you see the uncensored version, but not to a ludicrous degree. Mark Hamill is great as the Joker and you can definitely see how much he has improved since being originally cast as the part in the early 90's, even considering he was very good back then.

Pretty dark for a cartoon, but not dark enough for a Joker story. Pulls no punches and Hamill is awesome.

Entertaining cartoon version of Batman that actually has a decent idea for a storyline.

The DC Animated Universe is once again blessed with another great film.

A great, bold, dark movie that stands out among its breed. The flashback sequence in the middle is unforgettable for fans.

I love that it's so dark. Probably the best on-screen depiction of the Joker I've seen so far. The physics of the Tim Drake/Joker thing don't really make sense, even for a cartoon, but otherwise I quite enjoyed it.

This "Batman Beyond" stuff is kind of interesting. However: when they stick to wisecracks and action scenes they're all right. When they try to be "mature" (i.e. the whole substory about Batman & friends being this weird sort of dysfunctional extended family) the filmmakers sing way above their range

Turned it off after 20 mins,the animation is very poor,the script and voice acting worse.All in all a very poor film.