Bruce Wayne is overly bored by his businessman persona and just wants to spend his time as Batman fighting crime.
#LEGO BATMAN FAMILY MATTERS MOVIE#
One of the more interesting things about this movie is how it treats Batman and Bruce Wayne and their character development. Meanwhile Batwoman doesn’t have much personality at all and just fights. Batgirl spends most of her screen time being mad at Nightwing for not responding to a text in a timely manner. Along with Nightwing and Damian Wayne, there’s also Batgirl and Batwoman although neither one gets much character development.
It does make the whole thing feel a little along the lines of Go which does mesh with some of the LEGO style humor throughout the movie. But it was a little odd having Scott Menville voice Damian Wayne as he usually voices the younger version of Dick Greyson in Teen Titans and Teen Titans Go! While Damian Wayne is usually a more mature and violent version of Robin rather than what Menville usually plays Robin as. There’s a pretty big cast of characters here and while most of the voice cast is pretty typical: Troy Baker returns as Batman and Will Friedle is Nightwing. Not exactly something that you would expect in a LEGO movie though it definitely keeps the irreverence to keep things light and not overly deep. And for a change of pace it actually takes a bit of a look at not just the exploits of Batman, but also the importance of Bruce Wayne and his position of wealth and power within the context of Gotham City. This also loosely follows a variation on the Bat family plot involving many different Bat-family characters including three of the four main Robins (Tim Drake always seems to get left in the cold in these animated movies). It’s time for yet another LEGO DC animated feature and it pretty much follows the same overall formula with the typical LEGO style humor focused on the different DC characters.
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