The animated DC flick "Batman: The Killing Joke" will enjoy a limited theatrical release, and Mark Hamill's The Joker will have a surprise for fans who buy tickets for the event. It has just been confirmed that the "Star Wars Episode 8" actor will appear in the introduction for the R-rated movie. But, what will be featured in the rare documentary for "Batman: The Killing Joke?"
'Batman: The Killing Joke' Confirmed For One-Night Theatrical Release
We Got This Covered shared the good news about "Batman: The Killing Joke." The site reports that Warner Bros. Home Entertainment will collaborate with Fathom Events to bring the animated flick to the big screen. "Batman: The Killing Joke" will be shown in selected theaters on July 25 with only two screenings. The first screening is 7:30PM followed by another screening at 10:00PM. The list of selected theaters has not yet been announced.
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— IGN (@IGN) June 9, 2016
The theatrical release "Batman: The Killing Joke" is extremely limited. However, Mark Hamill fans will appreciate the treat that comes with the screening.
Mark Hamill's 'Batman: The Killing Joke' Documentary
The limited theatrical release on "Batman: The Killing Joke" will include an introduction from Mark Hamill, who returns to provide the Joker's voice. The documentary will show how the "Star Wars Episode 8" actor has cast in the role. In addition to that, the introduction will feature never-before-seen footage of Hamill and Batman voice actor Kevin Conroy during the making of the film.
"Batman: The Killing Joke" is the highly anticipated adaptation of Alan Moore's controversial graphic novel. The one-shot comic book details the Joker's origin story and his brutal attack on Barbara Gordon AKA Batgirl. The animated film is set to premiere during the San Diego Comic Con in July (via ScreenRant). "Batman: The Killing Joke" will be available in DVD and Blu-Ray on July 23 while tickets for the limited theatrical release will be available by June 17.
