WurstCollector
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Played to death but still funny as hell and no less impressive:
LANGUAGE ALERT!https://youtu.be/WOg3ZE3hNQc
That's too funny
Who do you believe is the "best" Batman?
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That's too funny
WurstCollector
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I wonder how many takes it took before he actually controlled the laugh for the scene. Provided some of it was due to the voice on its own.
You'll be peanut butter and jelly forever!!!!
UGH
The last scene with the Joker and he says that...
UGH
The last scene with the Joker and he says that...
fantasymaker
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Bale is the man , for now.....but my heart still holds the passion for West and Keaton .
sithjedi171
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As good as Keaton was I gotta say Bale is the best.
demorathis
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Bale is the most believable
for me Kevin Conroy's voice is most iconic - and the design and treatment of Arkham Asylum/City Batman is the most ideal with his mix of detective work, and acrobatic, but efficient, fighting style-
for me Kevin Conroy's voice is most iconic - and the design and treatment of Arkham Asylum/City Batman is the most ideal with his mix of detective work, and acrobatic, but efficient, fighting style-
devilof76
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The fact that I consider Nolan's movies to be good, and Burton's to be not, does go a long way. His voice never bothered me, and for a long time, I thought people were fixated on it because they needed something to complain about.
andrewm
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im with this guy the voice is fine. and i also dont like any tim burton movies at all.
Nolan has better films even though I hate the fact the city just screams out Chicago and not Gotham. I can't believe you like the voice. The last scene with the Joker "YOU'LL BE PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY FOREVER!!!"... makes me cringe.
Burton - Film Noir
Nolan - Modernized
To each his own I guess.
Burton - Film Noir
Nolan - Modernized
To each his own I guess.
The weakest "I'm Batman" in history. It was like he was saying his real name.
"I'm Bob Batmen."
devilof76
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That was what I disliked most about TDK. It wasn't a problem in Begins because it was usually night. TDK had way too much daylight.
And I don't so much like his voice, as tolerate it. I'm not bothered.
I did think it was awesome when he interrogated Flass on the fire escape. Batman should have few words, but when he does, it should scare the crap out of you.
devilof76
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I've never seen Batman & Robin. 
I liked that scene when I first saw it. But when I see it now, he does this weird tremor right before he's like "WHERE WERE THE OTHER DRUGS GOING!?!?!?!?!?????"
Seemed a little forced. But that was a good ____ your pants criminal scene haha.
Boba Ben
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Keaton is my favorite Batman. The '89 film is my personal favorite.
I enjoy the Nolan movies, especially Begins, but there are certain things that bug me a bit about them.
I enjoy the Nolan movies, especially Begins, but there are certain things that bug me a bit about them.
Same boat.
Nolan's films are a good updated look at it. But it's just not dark and dirty enough for me. Bale's voice throws a wrench in the engine for me. Keaton, next to Conroy have the best voices for it. Keaton was subtle but was commanding. Conroy, I just can't put it into words why it's perfect. I guess because it has such a sense of intelligence and menace to it when he gets serious.
devilof76
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Keaton's acting is what I enjoy most about '89, but I prefer the intensity Bale brings to the character.
Boba Ben
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Yeah, I've always loved Kevin Conroy's Batman voice. I got a chance to talk to him at a convention last year and he's a pretty cool guy.
