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14 ISSUE 87 / 2016 FILM Based on one of the most widely recognised Batman graphic novel, Batman: The Killing Joke depicts an incredibly deep story between two of the most iconic figures in comic book history, and now the new trailer for the feature length film has finally been released. The R-rated movie is looking to be a true retelling of one of the greatest Batman stories ever to be written, especially with Kevin Conroy reprising his role as the Dark Knight and Mark Hamill coming back after having "quit" delivering the superb voice of the Joker. The trailer is a great representation of how DC has not totally flopped and is still on point when it comes to their animated cinematic universe. Following the same basic story of the 1988 comic by the same name, scripted by Alan Moore. Batman attempts to save Commissioner Gordon after he's been kidnapped and tortured by The Joker as well as his wife, Barbara Gordon being wounded, it's up to Batman to save his allies and learn the origin of the Clown Prince of Crime. This will be DC's first attempt at an R-rated movie, animated or otherwise and will surely be a masterpiece, focusing on the controversial subject matter that the story deals with, as well as giving full effect to The Joker's spiral of deception and madness. In addition to this, the dark and gritty tone, visuals, directive approach and execution are sure to make it an outstanding watch, as well as exact shots of iconic scenes used in the graphic novel which can be briefly seen in the trailer below. From DC fans everywhere to The Joker's own voiceover, Mark Hamill simply cannot wait for the movie to be released, with promises of a release for "this summer," and given the sheer quality of what we've been shown so far in the trailer, we're torn between, "take as long as you need" and, "when the hell is this movie gonna be out? In honour of this legacy and to celebrate the joy he, and his music has brought people the Lexi Cinema in Kensal Rise are screening the film 'Purple Rain'. Purple Rain is a film that follows a young musician (The Kid) through his struggles with abusive relationships at home and the pressures of breaking into the music industry. Prince plays the lead role in this American Rock Drama. The film is being screened on May 22nd at the quirky, purple cinema - a perfect fit! Tickets are just £8+bf with 100% of the profits going straight to The Sustainability Institute, a leading charity that's changing lives in South Africa. So head on down and celebrate this true legend of music, just make sure you're wearing purple!The Joker as well as his wife, Barbara Gordon being wounded, it's up to Batman to save his allies and learn the origin of the Clown Prince of Crime. This will be DC's first attempt at an R-rated movie, animated or otherwise and will surely be a masterpiece, focusing on the controversial subject matter that the story deals with, as well as giving full effect to The Joker's spiral of deception and madness. In addition to this, the dark and gritty tone, visuals, directive approach and execution are sure to make it an outstanding watch, as well as exact shots of iconic scenes used in the graphic novel which can be briefly seen in the trailer below. From DC fans everywhere to The Joker's own voiceover, Mark Hamill simply cannot wait for the movie to be released, with promises of a release for "this summer," and given the sheer quality of what we've been shown so far in the trailer, we're torn between, "take as long as you need" and, "when the hell is this movie gonna be out? Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice may have left a sour taste in most people's mouths, but this new Batman movie is sure to leave you stuffed, if not wanting more. We have once again lost a true pioneer of music, Prince last week died at his home in Minnesota. This iconic star leaves behind an everlasting legacy that has shaped pretty much all forms of contemporary music that we hear today. NEWS: LEXI CINEMA INVITE YOU TO CELEBRATE THE LIFE OF PRINCE NO LAUGHING MATTER: THE KILLING JOKE LOOKS AMAZING