It's a great Batman animated flick. Though the focus is more on the Suicide Squad than Batman, it's a good time. The voice acting and action are fine, the story is interesting. Anytime they go into Arkham Asylum it tends to be interesting, and it's nice seeing a lot of the rogue gallery of villains on display.

This was a very entertaining movie. Its more intense than I thought it would be, with more violence and sexuality than I expected but it fits the characters. Its really more of a Suicide Squad movie than a Batman movie, but that's not a bad thing. Anyone who likes the DC Animated movies or the Suicide Squad comics will probably enjoy this.

The story is good as is the use of dark themes and more adult content but the voice acting is really weak aside for Kevin Conroy who is as good as always. My biggest gripe is the soundtrack which is abrasive and overly loud and a lot of the time doesn't fit with the scenes being shown.

Despite some ludicrous contrivances made in the last 1/3 (Bane has been imprisoned WITH his power venom, really?) 2 maximize the climax, this is mostly a stylish, well-plotted animated action flick. Until the contrivances already mentioned it's also a relatively "mature" take on the Suicide Squad w/ some sex & violence ur unlikely 2 see coming. I still have no idea y these new feminist websites seem 2 get far angrier & vocal over spiderwoman & batgirl covers than HarleyQuinn but I had fun

Fast-paced, frantic and fun. Surprisingly violent and sexual compared to other films in the DC Animated Universe. Action is very well animated and the voice-acting is top notch. Story-wise, it isn't the strongest entry in the DCAU, and the soundtrack can be over the top at times, but its entertaining and worth a watch for its unique and extensive rogues gallery alone.

One of the higher quality DC animated movies. Most of the Squad is really entertaining and the movie in itself is as well. Very well thought out considering the characters involved and definitely leaning towards a more adult feel. Barring Son of Batman, I am liking the new DCAU.

A not very aptly named film since it's really a Suicide Squad film where Batman plays a very small role. This animated outing is inconsequential, but a lot of fun. It's fairly adult oriented without being gory or explicit, and it has a lot of humour to it. The voice cast is decent.

I'm openly biased towards anything with Harley Quinn, and I'm probably grading on a scale because: DC. Either way, I had a great time watching this! It's primarily about the villains of Suicide Squad (and the Joker) interacting, which has to be some of my favorite possible content - Batman himself is an antagonist with less screentime. There are weaker aspects - the voice acting is meh, and the plot is thin, BUT enjoyable because it facilitates the character interactions I enjoy so much here.

Awesome but once the resolution starts to finish you lose interest.

Dumb contrivances aside, a solid action piece with a lot of fun characters and cool scenes. The movie is poorly titled because there's hardly any Batman in the film, but his presence in the movie created good tension for the "heroes." It also amazes me how well of a Mark Hamill impression Troy Baker can do with the Joker. Still, the movie has a lackluster conclusion (what happened to Killer Frost and Captain Boomerang?) and the humor falls pretty flat more often then not.

I think I would have preferred this to just be a solid Suicide Squad movie and not a Batman movie (considering he's hardly in the film, it's not like a ton would have been lost). I also hate that it lacks resolution; what happened to Killer Frost, what's going to happen to Harley? Still, perfect voices, enjoyable characters, and some really sick animation makes this a solid watch.

Fucking Mark Hamill wannabe.

Yahtzee

Pretty much a perfect Batman movie is here. My only complain is that there's no enough Batman, but in this film he's not the main character 'cause Dead Shot is. What made Spider-Man 3 bad? Too many villains? Well, Assault on Arkham proves that a poor excuse 'cause there's so many villains and the movie still holds on. Please Hollywood, start making a live action movies like this one and we the fans will love you!

I love the idea of basing a Batman movie on the villains, but this one just didn't get very exciting. Deadshot makes for an intriguing protagonist and the voice acting had a certain charm to it. But the animation lacked fluidity and the action scenes feel tired and overdone. The comic relief falls flat on its face as well. It still delivers if you want to watch supervillains beating on each other, but even then it could have had more, done better.

It's not amazing but if you're like me and will watch anything bat related it's a decent enough bat-flick