1966's Batman: The Movie is no doubt a campier take on the character. Still, given that the television series was a ...

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Batman Forever' might not be a perfect movie, but it is much better than people give it credit for, offering some good ...

Adam West played one of the most popular versions of Batman ever, but he also got his own movie trilogy, which somehow ...

NOTE: Batman: The Movie (1966) and Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993) have not received official letter grades from EW, and thus, do not appear on this list. Read the full review "In The Dark Knight, ...

The Batman Part 2 has received an exciting script update. The Batman was released in United States theaters in March 2024. Directed by Matt Reeves, the DC Studios movie stars Robert Pattinson as ...

The true Batman movies go in chronological order of their release date, with five versions of the hero's origin story retold within 60 years. The only exception to the chronology is Joker, which is ...

Here is Newsday's review from June 15, 1995 of "Batman Forever" by our then-movie critic Jack Mathews: Riddle me this, Bat fan: What was dark is light, what was hip is flip, what was old is new ...

Due to the budget, the bike was taken on lease and only used in the first episode. However, since the viewers loved it, the show produced a motorbike for "Batman: The Movie," released in 1966.

Batman had a cheesy serial in the ’40s, and the campy Batman TV show wouldn’t hit screens until 1966. Warhol, being Warhol, saw the creative freedom and went full-on gothic.

The movie also introduced Robin--played by Chris O'Donnell--and while it was a massive tonal shift from Burton's Batman movies, the film still has plenty of charm, a cool neon design, and numerous ...