This movie, _Batman and Harley Quinn_, struggles with its tone; it doesn’t just shift between acts, but feels jarring even within individual moments. It's unsuitable for kids due to its content, yet the humor falls flat for older viewers. The film relies on obscure details and references that only people familiar with DC Comics will understand, while also presenting characters behaving in ways that feel wrong, which won’t sit well with dedicated fans either. It seems to attempt a connection to _Batman: The Animated Series_, but the execution is unclear. They managed to include Paget Brewster and Kevin Conroy—beloved voices from past Batman projects—but cast Melissa Rauch as Harley Quinn, a choice that doesn't work and one I hope isn’t repeated. She hasn’t previously voiced the character. Despite its flaws, it ends up being more enjoyable than many other animated superhero movies currently available. _Final rating:★★ - There were elements I liked, but ultimately it didn’t come together well._

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