Best live-action Batman movie?

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Best live-action Batman movie?

  • Batman (1943)

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Batman (1966)

    Votes: 7 5.1%
  • Batman (1989)

    Votes: 26 19.1%
  • Batman Returns

    Votes: 6 4.4%
  • Batman Forever

    Votes: 3 2.2%
  • Batman & Robin

    Votes: 2 1.5%
  • Batman Begins

    Votes: 20 14.7%
  • The Dark Knight

    Votes: 60 44.1%
  • The Dark Knight Rises

    Votes: 1 0.7%
  • Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

    Votes: 11 8.1%

  • Total voters
    136
thanks for the reply and for explaining your point of view :duff

i can see where your coming from , as the last thor movie and infinity wars sort of prove your point ,not that i'm in anyway describing them as " awful and mediocre films"and i wouldn't describe bvs that way either

as they upped the comedy element in thor ragnarok and that did well ,seems like they sprinkled infinity wars with some of the same stuff ,:dunno

not seen idiocracy but i bet someone a dc animation has :slap:lol



Someone really wanted to put all there weird fetishes in this movie.
 
Someone really wanted to put all there weird fetishes in this movie.

You know who.

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Fun fact: It’s 27 years and a few days since Batman Returns was released and I’ve only now noticed Christopher Walken had the line “Unlimited p—-tang”!

This calls for a Palpatine GIF!
 
Fun fact: It’s 27 years and a few days since Batman Returns was released and I’ve only now noticed Christopher Walken had the line “Unlimited p—-tang”!

This calls for a Palpatine GIF!

That line always stood out to me and so did the line Penguin says about filling her void after he bites the guys nose.
 
That line always stood out to me and so did the line Penguin says about filling her void after he bites the guys nose.

Yeah, the void line always cracked up my buddy and I but somehow we both missed the p---tang line. He seems to be saying it with someone else talking over the top, as if Burton slipped it in surreptitiously (after all, it WAS supposed to be a kids' film).
 
Interesting if you look at the Poll dates, for most of time there was a new Batman only every 23 years up to '89... then there's a Bat-plosion of Bat-ploitation.
 
They're all flawed, that said:

Best of:

  • Best Film: Batman Begins
  • Best Villain: The Dark Knight
  • Best Art Direction*: Batman '89 and Batman Returns
  • Best Batmobile: Batman '89 and Batman Returns
  • Best Catwoman: Batman Returns
  • Best Costume: Batman '89

*I'm including the overall style and tone of the film under the visual communication of Art Direction. Burton's Gothic Magical Realism suits capes very well.

Honourable mentions:

  • Affleck's costume in BvS
  • Affleck's portrayal in BvS
  • Nostalgia: Batman '66
  • Batmobiles: Batman '66, BTAS, TNBA
  • One-liner: "Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb!"
  • Overall: Batman The Animated Series
 
They're all flawed, that said:

Best of:

  • Best Film: Batman Begins
  • Best Villain: The Dark Knight
  • Best Art Direction*: Batman '89 and Batman Returns
  • Best Batmobile: Batman '89 and Batman Returns
  • Best Catwoman: Batman Returns
  • Best Costume: Batman '89

*I'm including the overall style and tone of the film under the visual communication of Art Direction. Burton's Gothic Magical Realism suits capes very well.

Honourable mentions:

  • Affleck's costume in BvS
  • Affleck's portrayal in BvS
  • Nostalgia: Batman '66
  • Batmobiles: Batman '66, BTAS, TNBA
  • One-liner: "Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb!"
  • Overall: Batman The Animated Series

Where would you put The Batman ZE? 😁
 
They're all flawed, that said:

Best of:

  • Best Film: Batman Begins
  • Best Villain: The Dark Knight
  • Best Art Direction*: Batman '89 and Batman Returns
  • Best Batmobile: Batman '89 and Batman Returns
  • Best Catwoman: Batman Returns
  • Best Costume: Batman '89
I can agree with this, but would add The Batman and Batman '66 as honorable mentions in the costume category for being the only two Batmen who actually wore masks as opposed to sculpted busts on their heads. But nothing will ever (or could ever) top seeing that first modern Batman costume on Keaton in the pages of Newsweek magazine back in '89.
 
I can agree with this, but would add The Batman and Batman '66 as honorable mentions in the costume category for being the only two Batmen who actually wore masks as opposed to sculpted busts on their heads. But nothing will ever (or could ever) top seeing that first modern Batman costume on Keaton in the pages of Newsweek magazine back in '89.
I made this list prior to The Batman coming out -- I think. May have to re-do this with some thought.
 
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