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Batman Begins(2005)
Batman Begins(2005)
Dark, hard-edged action-adventure that sees the very foundations of the Batman saga start in thrilling style.
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Film Details
Year
2003
Duration
128 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure, Science Fiction and Fantasy
Language
English
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
In this follow-up to the original hit superhero movie, there seems to be new generation of mutants eager to cause trouble with spectacular acts of destruction such as attacking the White House. But is there a secret plan at work here? And with the backlash against mutants growing all the time, will Professor Xavier be able to keep his academy open and the X-Men operating as a force for good? There's plenty of great action going on here, but the emotional entanglements of the mutants aren't forgotten amid the effects.
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Moderate violence and a few uses of moderate bad language
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