It's always funny for me to look back and read about Batman throwing criminals into acid tanks, then fighting aliens from different dimensions and getting involved in government conspiracies. His world offers for all kinds of amazing stories.
FINALLY someone who loves and appreciates the Joel Schumacher Batman films! It's a breath of fresh air and really refreshing to see a positive perspective on them, especially Batman & Robin! Thank you good sir!
my mom worked for onstar when i was a kid. i was able to go see the batmobile, props and costumes in person. also got so much batman merch and swag from them! i remember my mom bringing me to work one day, and having some of her coworkers jokingly ask how id improve the company. my answer was more batman commericals! lol
Its acctually pretty dumb. He is a threat to superman, but he has trouble fighting people like joker, Penguin, the Madhatter, Firefly and Two-faces? All human beings with average intelligence and strengh? Really makes no sense if you think about it.
@@Victor-rb6pq Batman in Gotham and Batman in Justice League are completely different power levels. It's as if Daredevil was fighting space gods simply because he would be rich and smart.
Depends what you mean by rank. His popularity comes from stories But that led to childish writers writing him in a fanboy way. His status comes from stories and accomplishments and being like 1 of 5 superheroes around at the time
@@Victor-rb6pq it's dumb but they aren't average either. They're suppose to very smart. His power set was geared towards that type. Like a comment mentioned at first it came from bad writing in JL stories. But then it happened in his comics. Its definitely dumb though.
My good friend Dominic has always maintained that Batman is the best literary character, because he's so fluid that you can plop him down in any situation, in any iteration and *he just works*. Your video is a testament to that. Some of my personal favourites are on this list, especially the wilder and frankly sexier versions of the Caped Crusader.
Same boat here about rejecting campy Batman in my teens and loving lighter toned Batman later on. Love The Batman and Arkham Verse and such. But I’m KICKING myself for not being into Brave in the bold back then. It’s honestly up there for me with BTAS as peak Batman. That last episode where it’s wrapping up and breaking down the sets had me in tears can’t lie. Was such a fun show and I didn’t want it to be over.
Yeah, I think this is the experience of a lot of us who grew in the 90s/00s. We probably saw reruns of Batman as kids, loved it for how fun and silly it was, but became angsty teenagers and got it into our heads that the Adam West show isn't the "real" Batman! (plenty of us also probably bought into the idea that there shouldn't be a Robin). Time cures most illnesses, though, so now as adults we can learn to appreciate how friggin great that old show was.
You don’t know how happy I am to see you talk about Batman The Audio Adventures, the most underrated piece of Batman media! I freaking love this series!
When I was a kid, I thought Batman 66’ was incredible. When I was a teenager, I thought it was stupid. When I became an adult, I realized it was supposed to be campy with plenty of self-aware jokes.
Pleasantly surprised to see you call out the wonderfully campy Audio Adventures! I also found Bradley Whitford’s Scarecrow to be inspired-just the right amount of too much.
You ever watched Batman Gotham Knight? Its an animated anthology, each segment is in a different artstyle but they kind of start to form a narrative as the movie goes on. I watch it like once a year, its peak Batman to me.
Personal favourites gotta be Pattinson, any Conroy performance and Brave and the Bold (gotta give credit to the more over the top comic style) Honourable mention: the 3 LEGO Batman games version
One of the best movie lines is in the Lego Batman. Dick Grayson: “My name is Richard, but my friends call me, Dick!” Bruce Wayne: “Well kids can be cruel.”
The most iconic, greatest, & best Batman adaptation is Batman: The Animated Series which also includes Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm & Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero.
Phenomenonal video as always, Josh! Your channel is always so enjoyable. It feels like a great conversation you're having with your friend discussing the funny books. Love your content, man!
100% agree with you, if you trim The Batman a bit, it adds focus and becomes a true masterpiece. Also didn’t know about “Batman The Audio Adventures” gonna have to check it out. Thank you !
As a comics fan, I was always leery of their adaptations into other media. And it's long bothered me that the other media always seems to get more respect and attention than the original comic book source material. I got started in comic books in 1978, with Batman being my favorite, so I'm biased towards the 70s Bronze Age versions of comic characters and universes. I never forgave DC for Crisis on Infinite Earths for not only getting rid of the multiverse they had spent so many years building up, but that they did it *retroactively,* as if the multiverse had never existed. But I've become more lenient as I've gotten older. I eventually realized that the 1970s Batman was itself a variation and adaption of previous versions of the Batman. And if comics are so variable and malleable, then maybe there's nothing wrong with the various TV and movie adaptations, even if they approach it differently. Comics characters seem to go from one extreme to another, either being silly and campy, or being overly dark and gritty and depressing. What's wrong with being serious but hopeful, with the occasional bad joke and a happy ending? My idea of a great Batman movie would be somewhat more realistic and down to earth, but with a strong international flavor, like a Bond movie that travels to different parts of the world for different scenes. Several of the better Batman stories involving Ra's Al Ghul would be a great basis for such a movie. Ra's would be a great Bond villain, for that matter. Or perhaps even the Al Goodwin/Walt Simonson Manhunter story that Batman was brought into near the end. It could easily be rewritten so that Batman has a bigger part in the story. But in the end, I find I'm happier not making comparisons, and just enjoying something on its own terms, regardless of its source material.
The Batman is the best adaptation of Batmans boots striding in rain puddles. They even found a way to make batman stride in the rain upside down. When it comes to batmans boots striding in the rain, this movie can't be beat. I also liked how half the movie was about whether or not batman could get into a night club.
I think my only major difference of opinion is with the combat in the Arkham games being better than the Spider-Man games. For me, that's like saying Super Mario Bros plays better than Super Mario World. One leads into another, Arkham walked so that Spider-Man can run, so to speak. I love the combat in the Arkham games, but I feel like Spider-Man took everything from those games and improved on all of it. If the combat flow in Arkham is amazing, Spider-Man is Superior, Ultimate even 😉
Interesting video. I enjoyed the NES Batman game but the Commodore 64 adaption of the 89 movie is still one of my favorites. It's quite faithful to the movie and nicely atmospheric. As much as I loved the Animated Series, I never liked Batman's design. The old style grey and blue spandex seemed silly having seen the black armour of the Burton movies.
So I have the audio adventures on my watch list, I'll definitely finally pull the trigger on it, and this video was great, especially because it made me realize how my memory was sprinkled with all of these, especially the on star and action figures had been dream like, but now oh man, I gotta lose my debit card before I make some plastic purchases haha I also didn't realize the batman movie filmed in england, majes sense why I liked its look so much, always felt the comics had that esthetic!!!
Knew it was going to be a good list when you included the OnStar commercials! They went hard on those commercials and felt like an ad for Batman as well!
Kevin Conroy is and always will be the gold standard on Batman voices. A close second is Bruce Greenwood. Kevin' and Mark are truly the gold standard for bats and joker to me.
the 2022 movie is the live action one i like best. it needed to be long to tell a story that would have filled three or four 22-page comic books just as they used to do in the best Batman comics.
Funny thing with nostalgia is that it’s usually only one aspect for why a person likes something. One piece of a larger puzzle. Like if a person says they like stuff from the 80’s that’s not the same thing as saying everything that everybody put out in the 80’s was perfect and everything from any other decade sucks even if that person maybe does have a preference for pop culture or comics etc. from that time.
Have you read the Batmanga? I got a copy recently that keeps the old magazine size and faded paper and limited coloring with a bunch of old ads. Seems right up your alley.
My favorite video game reviewer ever is Mark Bussler because of how highly subjective his reviews are. Hearing someone's passionate opinion about a piece of art can be an opportunity to learn and expand one's pallet and lens in which they view art, which often leads to also having an expanded view of life and others. That's why art is powerful. An "objective" review is often just a guide for my wallet.
I was going to comment on how weird it is you put some commercial and other weird media into your list. However I think I understand why you put them. These kind of weird niche parts of a character's mythos are just as important as the high budget movies and ongoing comic books. My dad often speaks of how at the peak of my spider man obsession, I would notice anything with a spider man on it, be it a snack at some local store or a bootleg toy that just illegally had the likeness the superhero on it. Props on you for showing how a myth grows from just a story passed around and told, to a household name everyone big and small knows of.
Can anyone recommend some novels that are similar to the Fantastic Four, in the sense that it blends elements and themes of family, action/adventure, exploration, and sci-fi together?
The Batman is the best one by far. It is a very realistic take but still has some of the over the top elements of the universe. Also the star of the movie was Gotham. Showing the underlying environment Batman has to deal with but that it’s still worth fighting for or some shit. Unlike Zack Snyder’s trash take where it was gritty and dark for no reason, this movie didn’t try to make it a theme but explored it in the environment. It didn’t come off as fake.
I remember watching the Lego Batman movie on a flight few years back, thinking I could spend couple sleep deprived hours from 14h flight on a silly kids cartoon. Instead I got one of the best Batman experiences I've ever had.
Keaton has always been my guy, '89 and Returns were never going to be topped. But when I first watched Reeves' The Batman at the cinema, I remember thinking "Wow. My family and friends are not going to believe me when I tell them this might be better." Then, as the film progressed I was thinking "No! What are doing? You almost had it!" I totally agree with you on the Falcone being Catwoman's father reveal. It really made redundant the whole plot point about seeking revenge for her best friend (perhaps lover?). Here's hoping they learn from their mistakes for the sequel.
I was lowkey hoping to see The Brave and the Bold on this list but all of your choices were understandable. I feel like I always flip-flop between if BTAS or BTBATB is my favorite.
3:12 - And that's not even getting into the Lighthouse alongside William Defoe XD 15:16 - Oh no, Puck from Gargoyles as the Joker? Clown/Violator as the Riddler? Geeze man that's gonna be a hell of a listen XD
I'm rewatching the DCAU on blu ray, finished Batman and nearly done Batman Beyond now, and it's shocking how less optimistic Batman gets in TNBA. There's no real break between Bruce Wayne and Batman either, he sounds the same and there's little screen time given to him too.
Yeah my favorites in no particular order: Arkham Batman / Animated series Batman (I know they aren't the same continuity but they feel like they could be) Burton/Schumacher Batman Adam West Batman Nolan Batman (very formative for me, I have to give credit where credit is due) The Pattinson Batman
Love the video, and liked hearing your opinions. It's just funny because we couldn't disagree more on the Pattinson adaptation of Batman, I think he's one of the best incarnations of the character
The fan-wars in social media are crazy. "The best" is an illusion, like other tastes aren't valid 😂 Sniderists vs Gunnists, (Nolanists and Burtonists largely peaceful) -- and ALL bashing Schumacher, etc, together 🤷♀️😅
I feel the same about the Batman. Even more i think it failed the beginning too because that's not the character because they want an arc. It just didn't work for me. Its so try hard about it. It felt childish. But it does stick the landing. The ending is decent, and Batman.
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Pete Holmes...
...Best Batman, ever!
Pretty shocking they can do this at this price point, it's pretty cool. I'll be signing up for sure!
It's always funny for me to look back and read about Batman throwing criminals into acid tanks, then fighting aliens from different dimensions and getting involved in government conspiracies. His world offers for all kinds of amazing stories.
FINALLY someone who loves and appreciates the Joel Schumacher Batman films! It's a breath of fresh air and really refreshing to see a positive perspective on them, especially Batman & Robin! Thank you good sir!
my mom worked for onstar when i was a kid. i was able to go see the batmobile, props and costumes in person. also got so much batman merch and swag from them! i remember my mom bringing me to work one day, and having some of her coworkers jokingly ask how id improve the company. my answer was more batman commericals! lol
The fact that Batman is a normal human but he is on the top of superhero ranking. Even outranking superheroes with powers is amazing.
Money is superpower
Its acctually pretty dumb. He is a threat to superman, but he has trouble fighting people like joker, Penguin, the Madhatter, Firefly and Two-faces? All human beings with average intelligence and strengh? Really makes no sense if you think about it.
@@Victor-rb6pq Batman in Gotham and Batman in Justice League are completely different power levels. It's as if Daredevil was fighting space gods simply because he would be rich and smart.
Depends what you mean by rank.
His popularity comes from stories
But that led to childish writers writing him in a fanboy way.
His status comes from stories and accomplishments and being like 1 of 5 superheroes around at the time
@@Victor-rb6pq it's dumb but they aren't average either. They're suppose to very smart.
His power set was geared towards that type.
Like a comment mentioned at first it came from bad writing in JL stories.
But then it happened in his comics.
Its definitely dumb though.
I'm somewhat disappointed that The Batman 2004 isn't here. It's pretty underrated
A great adaptation of Bruce Wayne at the start of his Batman persona with a fantastic theme tune by The Edge, which they changed for something bland
Bro, your biases ARE EXACTLY WHY I SUBSCRIBED! Change NOTHING. That's coming from a DC guy that watches your Marvel vids too.
My good friend Dominic has always maintained that Batman is the best literary character, because he's so fluid that you can plop him down in any situation, in any iteration and *he just works*.
Your video is a testament to that. Some of my personal favourites are on this list, especially the wilder and frankly sexier versions of the Caped Crusader.
Brave and the bold is the perfects ‘66 successor!
Same boat here about rejecting campy Batman in my teens and loving lighter toned Batman later on. Love The Batman and Arkham Verse and such. But I’m KICKING myself for not being into Brave in the bold back then. It’s honestly up there for me with BTAS as peak Batman. That last episode where it’s wrapping up and breaking down the sets had me in tears can’t lie. Was such a fun show and I didn’t want it to be over.
Yeah, I think this is the experience of a lot of us who grew in the 90s/00s. We probably saw reruns of Batman as kids, loved it for how fun and silly it was, but became angsty teenagers and got it into our heads that the Adam West show isn't the "real" Batman! (plenty of us also probably bought into the idea that there shouldn't be a Robin). Time cures most illnesses, though, so now as adults we can learn to appreciate how friggin great that old show was.
I think what I really find refreshing is that this is a video dedicated to 'saying something nice' about a variety of Batman media which is a rarity.
The Animated Series is the best adaptation, and I will fight anyone who disagrees
I will also fight with you who disagrees with our opinion
Idk, Arkham is pretty damn good, and still Kevin, which is a huge part of why both BTAS and Arkham are so great.
You don’t know how happy I am to see you talk about Batman The Audio Adventures, the most underrated piece of Batman media! I freaking love this series!
When I was a kid, I thought Batman 66’ was incredible. When I was a teenager, I thought it was stupid. When I became an adult, I realized it was supposed to be campy with plenty of self-aware jokes.
Pleasantly surprised to see you call out the wonderfully campy Audio Adventures! I also found Bradley Whitford’s Scarecrow to be inspired-just the right amount of too much.
You ever watched Batman Gotham Knight? Its an animated anthology, each segment is in a different artstyle but they kind of start to form a narrative as the movie goes on. I watch it like once a year, its peak Batman to me.
Oh yeah! I had that on DVD and almost forgot about it. Cool movie
I agree dude, on top of being eye candy it tackles almost every single aspect of the character well and is spectacularly voice acted.
Personal favourites gotta be Pattinson, any Conroy performance and Brave and the Bold (gotta give credit to the more over the top comic style)
Honourable mention: the 3 LEGO Batman games version
One of the best movie lines is in the Lego Batman.
Dick Grayson: “My name is Richard, but my friends call me, Dick!”
Bruce Wayne: “Well kids can be cruel.”
The most iconic, greatest, & best Batman adaptation is Batman: The Animated Series which also includes Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm & Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero.
When it comes to theatrically released films, Mask of the Phantasm and the Schumacher movies are the best representation of Batman in my opinion.
R.I.P Kevin Conroy and Arleen Sorkin
Phenomenonal video as always, Josh! Your channel is always so enjoyable. It feels like a great conversation you're having with your friend discussing the funny books. Love your content, man!
100% agree with you, if you trim The Batman a bit, it adds focus and becomes a true masterpiece.
Also didn’t know about “Batman The Audio Adventures” gonna have to check it out. Thank you !
As a comics fan, I was always leery of their adaptations into other media. And it's long bothered me that the other media always seems to get more respect and attention than the original comic book source material. I got started in comic books in 1978, with Batman being my favorite, so I'm biased towards the 70s Bronze Age versions of comic characters and universes. I never forgave DC for Crisis on Infinite Earths for not only getting rid of the multiverse they had spent so many years building up, but that they did it *retroactively,* as if the multiverse had never existed.
But I've become more lenient as I've gotten older. I eventually realized that the 1970s Batman was itself a variation and adaption of previous versions of the Batman. And if comics are so variable and malleable, then maybe there's nothing wrong with the various TV and movie adaptations, even if they approach it differently. Comics characters seem to go from one extreme to another, either being silly and campy, or being overly dark and gritty and depressing. What's wrong with being serious but hopeful, with the occasional bad joke and a happy ending?
My idea of a great Batman movie would be somewhat more realistic and down to earth, but with a strong international flavor, like a Bond movie that travels to different parts of the world for different scenes. Several of the better Batman stories involving Ra's Al Ghul would be a great basis for such a movie. Ra's would be a great Bond villain, for that matter. Or perhaps even the Al Goodwin/Walt Simonson Manhunter story that Batman was brought into near the end. It could easily be rewritten so that Batman has a bigger part in the story.
But in the end, I find I'm happier not making comparisons, and just enjoying something on its own terms, regardless of its source material.
"Your bias is showing" or "Please become the flavourless purple mush from dinner in the early simpsons for our viewing entertainment"
I also liked the animated remakes of Batman 66’ that featured Burt Ward and Adam West in his final preformance before his death.
The Batman is the best adaptation of Batmans boots striding in rain puddles. They even found a way to make batman stride in the rain upside down. When it comes to batmans boots striding in the rain, this movie can't be beat. I also liked how half the movie was about whether or not batman could get into a night club.
Was that Mathew Lillard as Riddler in the Onstar commercial?
I think my only major difference of opinion is with the combat in the Arkham games being better than the Spider-Man games. For me, that's like saying Super Mario Bros plays better than Super Mario World. One leads into another, Arkham walked so that Spider-Man can run, so to speak. I love the combat in the Arkham games, but I feel like Spider-Man took everything from those games and improved on all of it. If the combat flow in Arkham is amazing, Spider-Man is Superior, Ultimate even 😉
Interesting video.
I enjoyed the NES Batman game but the Commodore 64 adaption of the 89 movie is still one of my favorites.
It's quite faithful to the movie and nicely atmospheric.
As much as I loved the Animated Series, I never liked Batman's design. The old style grey and blue spandex seemed silly having seen the black armour of the Burton movies.
Your videos make my day, especially when you let out a giggle halfway through a word!!!
Biases are the reasons we have conversations about topics like Batman. Otherwise, let's just check the film scores online and agree on what is best.
I’ve always been curious about the audio adventures, and now you’ve given me a reason to check it out.
That legends line was awesome. I loved getting Azbats.
Wonderful shout to Batman Audio Adventures, it's awesome! I was also worried there were so few people talking about it. Hope they get a third season.
Nice seeing Schumacher get his flowers
So I have the audio adventures on my watch list, I'll definitely finally pull the trigger on it, and this video was great, especially because it made me realize how my memory was sprinkled with all of these, especially the on star and action figures had been dream like, but now oh man, I gotta lose my debit card before I make some plastic purchases haha I also didn't realize the batman movie filmed in england, majes sense why I liked its look so much, always felt the comics had that esthetic!!!
Knew it was going to be a good list when you included the OnStar commercials! They went hard on those commercials and felt like an ad for Batman as well!
Batman the Audio Adventures is my favorite incarnation of Batman. Leguizamo's Riddler is amazing.
Kevin Conroy is and always will be the gold standard on Batman voices. A close second is Bruce Greenwood. Kevin' and Mark are truly the gold standard for bats and joker to me.
the 2022 movie is the live action one i like best. it needed to be long to tell a story that would have filled three or four 22-page comic books just as they used to do in the best Batman comics.
1:39 How is your "fear is a tool" PatBat impersonation that good? Like, Clayface good?
In my opinion batman arkham games has the best batman
Its just the animated series batman but without the restrictions of a cartoon
Funny thing with nostalgia is that it’s usually only one aspect for why a person likes something. One piece of a larger puzzle.
Like if a person says they like stuff from the 80’s that’s not the same thing as saying everything that everybody put out in the 80’s was perfect and everything from any other decade sucks even if that person maybe does have a preference for pop culture or comics etc. from that time.
Have you read the Batmanga? I got a copy recently that keeps the old magazine size and faded paper and limited coloring with a bunch of old ads. Seems right up your alley.
My favorite video game reviewer ever is Mark Bussler because of how highly subjective his reviews are. Hearing someone's passionate opinion about a piece of art can be an opportunity to learn and expand one's pallet and lens in which they view art, which often leads to also having an expanded view of life and others. That's why art is powerful. An "objective" review is often just a guide for my wallet.
After a second viewing I definitely feel about the same as you on the batman. That opening is perfect though
Another channel that I am proud to receive all notifications from.
In my opinion, almost every character or other entity in Batman: The Animated Series is the very best version of that character or other entity.
How many times can Batman begin
Batman Arkham Knight will always be peak Batman for me
I was going to comment on how weird it is you put some commercial and other weird media into your list. However I think I understand why you put them. These kind of weird niche parts of a character's mythos are just as important as the high budget movies and ongoing comic books. My dad often speaks of how at the peak of my spider man obsession, I would notice anything with a spider man on it, be it a snack at some local store or a bootleg toy that just illegally had the likeness the superhero on it. Props on you for showing how a myth grows from just a story passed around and told, to a household name everyone big and small knows of.
Thank you! Long ear Batman is definitive look to me.
Can anyone recommend some novels that are similar to the Fantastic Four, in the sense that it blends elements and themes of family, action/adventure, exploration, and sci-fi together?
I loved the eclectic-ness of your choices! Sidebar: OnStar is a GMC product. You'd never find it in a Ford-anything...
“The Batman” reminds me of the Batman:Year One comic from Frank Miller/David where Mazzucchelli.
Hey great video! A bit of a weird question, where did you get that spiderman hoodie? Its awesome!
Great top ten, would definitely trade the Batman 66 TV show for Batman the brave and the bold animated series
The Batman is the best one by far. It is a very realistic take but still has some of the over the top elements of the universe. Also the star of the movie was Gotham. Showing the underlying environment Batman has to deal with but that it’s still worth fighting for or some shit. Unlike Zack Snyder’s trash take where it was gritty and dark for no reason, this movie didn’t try to make it a theme but explored it in the environment. It didn’t come off as fake.
My favorite is the brave and the bold love the dark brooding batman but I like heightened crazy batman a bit more
Checking out the audio adventures by your recommendation. 👍
Batman - The Audio Adventures is one of the best audio works I’ve ever heard in my life.
It’s a shame Flash was so weak.
Arkham, BTAS, and The Batman 2004 are all tied as the best version of Batman and IMO better than comics
my favorite is batman the animated series and of course arkham batman from the video games was amazing in my opinion
I remember watching the Lego Batman movie on a flight few years back, thinking I could spend couple sleep deprived hours from 14h flight on a silly kids cartoon. Instead I got one of the best Batman experiences I've ever had.
Keaton has always been my guy, '89 and Returns were never going to be topped. But when I first watched Reeves' The Batman at the cinema, I remember thinking "Wow. My family and friends are not going to believe me when I tell them this might be better." Then, as the film progressed I was thinking "No! What are doing? You almost had it!"
I totally agree with you on the Falcone being Catwoman's father reveal. It really made redundant the whole plot point about seeking revenge for her best friend (perhaps lover?).
Here's hoping they learn from their mistakes for the sequel.
I was lowkey hoping to see The Brave and the Bold on this list but all of your choices were understandable. I feel like I always flip-flop between if BTAS or BTBATB is my favorite.
Definitely DCAU Batman and Arkham Batman
3:12 - And that's not even getting into the Lighthouse alongside William Defoe XD
15:16 - Oh no, Puck from Gargoyles as the Joker? Clown/Violator as the Riddler? Geeze man that's gonna be a hell of a listen XD
Where's BATMAN BEYOND (Batman of the future ) in the uk ?
What if we had a Bat-verse movie
Cool video; thank you, Josh
I know this is a Batman video but I gotta know where you got that Spider-Man hoodie from? Anyone that knows let me know
I liked the inclusion of Batman: The Audio Adventures. Both the podcast and its accompanying comics are very underrated.
Has the "Ten superhero games that needs remake" video been removed? because I can't find it and I liked it very much :(
Pete Holmes...
...Best Batman, ever!
I love his Batman
I feel like the Gotham tv show has its own tonw while also combining all the other tones from every other live action and animated show or movie
No love for Arkham Knight or Arkham Origins???
I'm rewatching the DCAU on blu ray, finished Batman and nearly done Batman Beyond now, and it's shocking how less optimistic Batman gets in TNBA. There's no real break between Bruce Wayne and Batman either, he sounds the same and there's little screen time given to him too.
Why is that shocking
Gotham took it's toll on Batman
He is kinda BVSis
But meeting Superman
Helped him
And did you really watched
TNBA without STAS
Love ur vids man
Great video !! ❤
The '66 series casually overflows with life and thus will always be hard to better by any reductionist effort.
Yeah my favorites in no particular order:
Arkham Batman / Animated series Batman (I know they aren't the same continuity but they feel like they could be)
Burton/Schumacher Batman
Adam West Batman
Nolan Batman (very formative for me, I have to give credit where credit is due)
The Pattinson Batman
Love the video, and liked hearing your opinions. It's just funny because we couldn't disagree more on the Pattinson adaptation of Batman, I think he's one of the best incarnations of the character
Nah Kevin Conroy
Is THE BEST
FINALLY SOMEBODY TALKS ABOUT THE AUDIO ADVENTURES!!!
The Batman is my favorite. I really think the sequel might be the undisputed champ, so long as they improve on the first.
shouldn't the thumbnail say oops all batmen 🤓
Honorable Mention The Batman (2004)
Great video. You not looking forward to Barry returning as Joker in The Batman 2?
The KING, has returned 🎉....
Batman begins. Hands down. N
Where’d you get that hoodie!?
Keaton
I was so glad you did not include the Nolan films. I hated them. Great video!
Forget your Zodiac sign who's your favorite Batman
The fan-wars in social media are crazy. "The best" is an illusion, like other tastes aren't valid 😂 Sniderists vs Gunnists, (Nolanists and Burtonists largely peaceful) -- and ALL bashing Schumacher, etc, together 🤷♀️😅
I feel the same about the Batman. Even more i think it failed the beginning too because that's not the character because they want an arc. It just didn't work for me. Its so try hard about it. It felt childish.
But it does stick the landing. The ending is decent, and Batman.
Yeah we the same age bro , soon as you mentioned Onstar 😅
Spider-Man & Batman’s combat is completely different.
no dark knight trilogy?!