Batman vs. Robin (2015), PG-13, 1 hr 20 min
Batman vs. Robin (2015), PG-13, 1 hr 20 min
Franchise #: DC Universe Animated Original Movies, #24 (Sequel to Son of Batman)
Tagline: "The battle for the soul of Gotham begins."
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Main Cast
Jason O’Mara as Bruce Wayne / Batman
Stuart Allan as Damian Wayne / Robin
Jeremy Sisto as Talon
David McCallum as Alfred Pennyworth
Sean Maher as Nightwing / Dick Grayson
Grey DeLisle as Samantha
Robin Atkin Downes as Grandmaster
Kevin Conroy as Thomas Wayne (cameo flashback)
Troy Baker as The Court of Owls member
Weird Al Yankovic as Dollmaker
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Reviews
My Rating 7/10
Dove Foundation Not rated
IMDb 7.0/10
Rotten Tomatoes 100% (audience, limited critics)
Metacritic Not listed
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Plot Summary
Tension grows between Batman and his son Damian (Robin), who struggles to adhere to Bruce's moral code. When the ancient secret society known as the Court of Owls attempts to recruit Damian, offering him power and purpose, he’s torn between loyalty to his father and a seductive new path. Meanwhile, Batman must face Talon, a deadly assassin tied to the Court, as he fights to protect Gotham—and his son—from falling into darkness.
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Overview
Batman vs. Robin is the second installment in the Damian Wayne arc and a dark, emotionally intense story exploring father-son conflict, control, and legacy. Inspired by Scott Snyder’s Court of Owls comic storyline, the film blends mythic secret-society intrigue with gritty, modern superhero action. It deepens Damian's character while challenging Batman's philosophies, delivering a stylish and serious animated entry in the DC lineup.
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Family Friendliness & Christian Perspective
Rated PG-13 for violence, thematic elements, and intense action. There are scenes of psychological manipulation, moderate blood, and combat. While not appropriate for young children, older teens and adults may find it a springboard for deeper themes: temptation, authority, identity, and redemption.
From a Christian viewpoint, the film highlights important discussions about parenting, the burden of legacy, resisting corrupt influences, and the struggle to choose the righteous path. Damian’s journey reflects the tension between self-will and submission to moral guidance—relevant to both family and faith conversations.
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Notable Scenes
Opening scene: Robin rescuing a child from the Dollmaker—a creepy villain voiced by Weird Al—sets a dark, intense tone.
Bruce confronting Damian about using lethal force, sparking ethical conflict.
Talon revealing the existence of the Court of Owls with eerie mask visuals.
Damian nearly kills Talon before choosing mercy—rejecting the violent legacy.
Batman’s emotional plea for Damian to come home after the final battle.
Post-credits teaser hinting at Batman: Bad Blood.
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