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Last weekend I got a chance to rent the latest animated Batman movie: 
Sub-Zero. My girlfriend refused to watch it with me because she insisted we'd 
seen it at the movies a while back.  Sigh.
I watched it by myself and enjoyed it thoroughly.  I'd heard complaints that 
the animation and voice acting didn't live up to the regular animated TV 
series. With the exception of _some_ of the computer animation, I beg to 
differ. Overall, I thought the animation was slightly better than the TV 
series, and some of the computer animation was downright impressive.  The 
voice acting was right on.  If any of the series regulars weren't doing their 
regular voices, I couldn't hear the difference.
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The plot was typical of the series.  Nothing to complain about there, except 
that Mrs. Fries needed an unspecified organ transplant to survive, right?  
And Mr. Freeze kidnapped Barbara "Batgirl" Gordon to get at her organ because 
there were no dead donors, right?  So how did Mrs. Fries get cured by the end 
of the movie?  Did another donor die?  Was an organ necessary to begin with?
All in all, I'd say that Batman: Sub-Zero is well worth the rental fee and a 
must-see for any fans of the animated TV series. 
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