Season 1 – Gotham Knights

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Nathaniel G. @academic2024 Jan 13 The only problem I have with it is LGBT content if it didn't have that stuff it would be 5 stars, there needs to be another season without that stuff See more X H @RT72822363 Nov 7 This is a great show I need this back with a focus on turner and duela See more Valentino L. @Valaromatic Sep 9 Horrible, not accurate and its corny as hell See more Dragon K @RT05406956 May 14 It was a great show. Honestly it was better than I expected. Seriouly with more episodes and money to finance it. It could be one of the most interesting superjeroes show. Need a second season to answer some problems. Thanks to the people who worked on it. See more Marco L @decatur555 Mar 31 (CASTELLANO) Gotham Knights arranca con una premisa que, sobre el papel, podría tener gancho: la muerte de Bruce Wayne, un grupo de jóvenes sospechosos y una ciudad al borde del caos. Pero pronto queda claro que lo que prometía ser un thriller oscuro en el universo de Batman se convierte en una serie que no sabe muy bien ni qué quiere contar ni cómo hacerlo. El principal problema es lo poco que conectan sus personajes. Más allá de algún intento puntual, la mayoría carece de carisma o profundidad. No ayudan los diálogos forzados ni las decisiones de guion que parecen sacadas del manual básico de drama adolescente. Todo se siente demasiado simplón, como si no se atreviera a profundizar ni en la oscuridad de Gotham ni en sus protagonistas. Visualmente cumple sin destacar, y aunque hay algún intento de introducir giros o misterio, cuesta tomárselos en serio cuando la serie se mueve sin rumbo claro. En lugar de generar intriga, muchos episodios se sienten como una cuenta atrás hasta que llegue el final. Y cuando ni siquiera Gotham logra mantener tu atención, algo no cuadra. No es que todo sea un desastre, pero en un panorama saturado de contenido de superhéroes, Gotham Knights no aporta nada que la haga destacar. Si buscabas una nueva visión del legado de Batman, aquí no la vas a encontrar. (ENGLISH) Gotham Knights starts off with a premise that, on paper, could be engaging: Bruce Wayne is dead, a group of young suspects is on the run, and the city teeters on the edge of collapse. But it quickly becomes clear that what could have been a dark, gripping thriller in the Batman universe turns into a show that doesn’t quite know what it wants to say—or how to say it. The biggest issue is how little connection the characters manage to build. Aside from a few attempts, most of them lack charisma or depth. Stiff dialogue and plot choices pulled from the teen drama playbook don’t help either. Everything feels overly simplistic, like the show’s afraid to dive into either Gotham’s darkness or its characters' complexities. Visually, it’s passable but unremarkable, and while it does try to throw in twists and mystery, it’s hard to care when the story itself seems to be wandering aimlessly. Instead of building suspense, most episodes feel like a slow march toward the ending. And when even Gotham fails to hold your attention, something’s off. It’s not a total trainwreck, but in a landscape full of superhero content, Gotham Knights doesn’t bring anything new to the table. If you were hoping for a fresh take on the Batman legacy, this isn’t it. See more Alex L @RT95606688 02/01/2025 This right up there with how bad Riverdale's writing is, but the Riverdale actors were good! This was...... disappointing, to say the least. It's corny, the plot doesn't make any sense, and none of the actors seem to know how to say their lines with realism instead of just saying them to make noise (Misha is the exception to this!) See more Read all reviews

Gotham Knights — Season 1

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