Revealing mistake: When Clayface disguised as Joker is holding Talia hostage in the movie theater, they are both standing on stage in front of the screen with a movie playing. However, they are not casting shadows on the screen. Also, no shadow appears on the screen when Clayface takes on his true form.
Batman: Arkham City
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8. 5/10. The one in the series that crammed in too much. Well at least until Arkham Knight. The idea itself, a prison city that Bat-Man must investigate is an intriguing idea. I'm one with the opinion that he could've snuck in but hey, game logic doesn't always make sense. Best boss fight is Mr Freeze who's portrayed well here. The Joker is a supporting character instead of the main villain, a good thing too. Poison Ivy, Bane, Two-Face, and Mad Hatter weren't properly used, shame. Most of the side missions are pretty good, the setting of this hellish place is pretty good too. A decent sequel game.
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Trivia: At the theater Clayface is watching "The Terror" a movie starring Jack Nicholson, who played the Joker in 1989's Batman.
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Suggested correction: More likely, this is a reference to Clayface's origin in the comics, where he was an actor who starred in a film called "The Terror," then dressed as its killer and killed the cast and crew of a remake set to be made without his involvement (his shapeshifting powers coming later into his character's life). This is evidenced by how the film on the projection screen appears to be a black and white film from the 30s-40s, matching Clayface's first appearance in comics.
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