Doug took a week off so no new NC this week, but wanted you to have a video to hold you over so here is All the Batman Movies that the Nostalgia Critic has reviewed. See you next Wednesday for a brand new NC! Follow us on Twitch - www.twitch.tv/channelawesome
It's fine Plus at least I get to enjoy all of the Batman movies that he's reviewed from the beginning and all of the funny moments that came with it especially the bat credit card 🤣❤️
@@romdan7136 It’s even sadder the fact Mark Hamill decided to no longer reprise to play Joker again for future projects. Like Joker said, “Without Batman, crime has no punchline.”
@@GabeNwagbalaPlus He did say this. I can't recall where. But a simple google serach should resolve that. But he stated something along the lines of always checking if Kevin was working on a project before he would do the joker.
And LEGO Movie sits in-between the shadows and the light waiting for his inevitable time in the spotlight along with Into The Spider-Verse and The Super Mario Bros. Movie, whether it's good or not
Retro nostalgia critic really makes me appreciate just how far we’ve come as a community since then. I like new nostalgia critic, I like him being able to have actual positive opinions even if the movies aren’t fantastic.
8:28 That scene would have made more sense if, instead of Batman and Robin, it was Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson bidding on Poison Ivy. Bruce would have whipped out an ORDINARY credit card and quipped, “Never leave the Manor without it.”
Seeing all the Batmans together in the thumbnail made me realize why no human actor has been able to replicate the coolness of the Animated one. Dude isn't square-jawed... He's square- _chinned._
Doug's reaction to the Bat Credit Card will always get me laughing so hard. I'll admit, the bat credit card thing is probably not everyone's cup of tea but seeing Doug's reaction to that is hilarious. Best laugh of my life ever.
@@erichfiedler1481 Regardless of the actual practical applications a secondary credit card might provide Bruce for his crimefighting alter ego, the way the "Bat Credit Card" is presented in B&R is beyond stupid and worthy of every bit of NC's infamous rant.
@@dreamlandnightmare I'm surprised that nobody noticed that the expiration date on that card was "Forever", which technically means it should've been used IN Batman Forever
Michael Gough as Alfred is so underrated! Did it through so many different versions of Batman and I always liked him as Alfred each time. Also really like Caine as Alfred though.
@@ssjgotenks2009 Man, I would have wished he could have done a theatre play as Batman. He began his career as a stage actor. I remember him saying when he came out of Juilliard that he worked on Of Mice and Men.
@@requiemheidireprisal7824 True, and while the CW series were mostly misses, he did make an excellent broken, bitter, and disillusioned Bruce Wayne. I honestly don't think they could have gotten a better actor for that role.
The comedy from Critic on these videos is amazing... My favorite one was subtle but perfect when Vicki goes to pick up the roses and Critic: "Why is he dating a sidewalk?"
Fun Fact the planned sequel for Batman and Robin was gonna go back to its dark ages and was gonna have Nicholas Cage to be scarecrow and Courtney Love as Harley Quinn and the thing is Instead of Harley being the lover of Joker she was going to be the Daughter of Joker from the first film and there was going to be a scene where Batman gets hit by the fear toxin The original Villains that Batman originally fought would return as an illusion and Jack Nicholson would return as the Joker he even agreed to be in it. Also Robin would be turned into NightWing, but due to Batman and Robin being a huge failure it was canceled. Now personally I wish they made it but to everyone else it would've probably been bad heck maybe even better than Batman and Robin.
Yeah I loved Barbara Pennyworth's reveal as Batgirl in Batman #420 where you open the comic and it's just pictures of the writers laughing at you while doing a line and taking shots. I especially love how the late great Stan Lee himself said it's the greatest superhero reveal in history and that he could never think up such an amazing reveal that also made perfect since.
Thank you for taking a look at all of the Batman movies and this video compilation of each movie review whether good or bad it shows of how much you truly do love the caped crusader and all the memorable hilarious moments from each of your reviews especially The Bat Credit Card!!!! 🤣❤️
He was offered $7 Million, alot of money at the time, to reprise the role for the sequel. (I know that's ridiculous, considering he clearly died in the original and there's a massive list of Batman villains to choose from) He turned it down.
@@abegarfield7031 I never heard that. And it was 6 million. He used to get 10 million at that time, but he made a merchandising deal for Batman and any sequels and made about another 60 million more, in exchange for getting the six. I never heard of the return (Unless it was a dream sequence for the fifth unmade film) but he wasn't offered for any sequel.
Damn it Critic! Now I can't unsee the comparison of Batman and Robin to the Adam West series. If you look at it through that lens, the movie is a pretty brilliant big budget Adam West tribute
To be fair, as evidenced by St. Elmo’s Fire, The Lost Boys and A Time To Kill, Joel Schumacher was actually a pretty good filmmaker. I feel like had the studio not mandated a more safe and toy-friendly duology, we would’ve gotten some pretty amazing Batman movies.
I was 12 or 13 when Batman & Robin came out - I thought it was normal. Years later I told my Mum that it was godawful and she gave me this look that pretty much said, 'oh-my-gawd-I-birthed-you...what-took-you-so-long-to-figure-THAT-out-and-are-we-sure-you-weren't-switched-at-birth?' I had no good answer.
I really saw what you were saying about stopping Dark Knight at Harvey's disfigurement and Rachel's demise. That would've been a great cliffhanger for a 2 part movie. In hindsight, it might've been either good or bad relating to Heath Ledger's death. On the good side, maybe Ledger needed that break and getting off the role early might've saved him from his mental health decline and self-destruction. On the other hand, things might've played out the same and the producers would've been left scrambling to find a replacement actor, who let's be real, probably (not definitely, but probably) wouldn't have hit the mark the same way. All in all, the movie's runtime, while long, didn't FEEL long, so I didn't have a quarrel with it. But I knew a couple others who did feel the length.
I have a soft spot for Batman Forever (and give some credit to parts of Batman & Robin, mainly the ending scene with Mr. Freeze), but I'm hoping this might mean that the part 3 of "What If Tim Burton Directed Batman & Robin?" FanScription video might be coming soon. I've been eager to see what happens next and how it's going to end. It's really interesting stuff.
@@chasehedges6775 My experience with The Dark Knight (2008) was ruined as I watched it on TV (must've been lazy when it was on theatre). If you don't know, commercial break kicks in when Gorden reveals himself (known to be dead) as he catches the Joker. All the build-up of the movie crashes, right before climax of the movie starts; flow of the movie, the mood, tention, hype cut. So yeah. To person like me, Batman Returns (1992) or Batman (1989) is still my best Batman movie.
I never watched any batman movies before batman & Robin. So I have a soft spot for it. It's my favourite movie visually and special effects. The costumes still hold up. And it's the movie appearance of Mr Freeze and poison ivy (ever) for decades. I liked that Alfred had a character arc or development. He's not an immortal old man plot device. He will die and has cancer in the movie. So it's a soild reason to bring in batgirl. Ultimately, its still the most progress of the Bat-family for decades. Whilst every reboot never makes any progress or breaks new ground.
Mark Hamill was my favorite Joker because while yes they all act insane and create chaos Hamill seems to be the one who has the most fun doing it. He’s even laughed his head off on numerous death situations. The only actor I think did this better was Heath Ledger because he made the Joker out to be both crazy and terrifyingly brilliant at the same time which worked so well that I didn’t know whether to laugh or be freaking intimidated. When it comes to Jack Nicholson, I still loved his performance and it could be argued that others just improved what the 1989 Batman film started.
That big diamond Riddler had before it shrunk when he was stealing with 2face is very similar to the big diamond Freeze stole from the museum at the beginning
Should they make a remastered version of the Batman And Robin episode? If so, I really want our present day Doug to rage so hard over the Bat Credit Card
The Batman review with the attention brought up to the cathedral and bell made me realize that The Crow is a film horribly missing from this channel. And with the horrible sequels that don’t exist, could make for a solid theme month.
Ranking these movies from Best to Worst: 1) The Dark Knight 2) The Batman 3) Batman Begins 4) Batman 5) Batman: Mask of the Phantasm 6) Batman Returns 7) The Dark Knight Rises 8) Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice 9) Batman Forever 10) Justice League 11) Batman & Robin
am I the only one here that thinks the Catwoman movie should've been included despite it being a spinoff? also should've included CR's video on Baby Doll that Nostalgia Critic crossed over into along with Nostalgia Critic's top episodes on the animated series and whatever else Nostalgia Critic did on the animated series and a compilation of every time he did the bat credit card joke till he was told off by another reviewer explaining it makes sense that he has a bat credit card
Doug I've been watched you since the times you were making new account to avoid copyright. I was still in year 8 or 9 of school. Thanks for the good times in my childhood. Was always exciting to get back home from school on a wednesday and have a new NC episode waiting there.
Biggest BVS plot hole: Batman is the world’s greatest detective, right? So when he meets Clark Kent at the cocktail party he doesnt have the observational power to look at him and figure out, hey he looks a lot like that Superman guy! You’d think someone with such a hater hard on for Superman would be in instant rage mode and can put 2 and 2 together.
Hey Doug. You miss one series of Batman movies that was actual shown on the big movie screen. It was the 1943 b/w 15 part Batman serial. It's begging for you to review it. It was the first film of the DC comics character of Batman which first appeared in the #27 edition of *Detective Comics* on May 1939. You might have to buy the Betamax video version since it's old. Just pay for it on your Bat credit card.
The only redeeming quality of Batman and Robin is Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Mr. Freeze. This version of Mr. Freeze isn’t good, but in a super campy Batman universe, he fits the role perfectly. The one-liners are super corny, in a good way. His design and his suit is just as corny, but in a good way, yet again.
In retrospect, the hiring of Schumacher to make the franchise lighter is a little baffling. Flash back to 1993, and hear a studio executive say “Tim, we all liked Batman Returns, but a lot of people were put off by the dark tone. So we’re gonna let the guy who directed ‘Flatliners’ and ‘Falling Down’ take over. He knows how to make a lighthearted and fun movie.”
Actually, my favorite thing about Batman Returns is what Doug doesn’t like... The Penguin. Tim Burton stated he never thought The Penguin’s original style justified his nickname and that is why he wanted to give DeVito such a monstrous appearance, combined with what I truly believe is by far one of his most amazing performances ever... Now, I do notice a little bit of his character of Louie De Palma (from Taxi) on his performance but that is not a bad thing at all. We all expected that Jack Nicholson was going to be an incredible Joker and he obviously knocked it out of the park, but with Danny DeVito it wasn’t a safe bet. Don’t get me wrong, DeVito is not a bad actor by any means but he is not Nicholson nor Anthony Hopkins, yet his role of The Penguin simply blew me away, so much, that from that moment on I really started to become more interested about The Penguin as a character... Oh, and I also bought his Neca 1/4 scale figure because it looks so awesome.
Just gonna mention that this should've included the editorial about the Jokers best death in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. I assume that even if Doug reviews that movie in the future, he'll likely go over those 10 minutes quickly since he already dedicated a whole video to that scene. So complete movie or not, still woulda been cool to see that put in this compilation as well.
37:10 as much as Marvel has disappointed me over the past couple years, I can’t help but feel like they (mostly) nailed this with Endgame. We got a full goddamn decade to get to know Tony Stark. We got to see his entire character arc from self-obsessed billionaire technocrat to one of the greatest heroes in the MCU. When he died, I actually *felt* something about it, because I’d come to love this character so much. They gave his death meaning and dignity. They *earned* the death of Iron Man.
After watching the almost 5 hours of Batman reviews, I really hope you will now complete this with a review of the 1966 Adam West film “Batman: The Movie”
Uh, for the record, NO. Elliot Warren played the gang leader in "The Batman"--the resemblance is pretty uncanny though. And he's an actor, director, and writer. Just like Doug........
En Vogue with the likely still uncredited street girl roles @59:00. I believe their hit "Free Your Mind" Was used in this soundtrack (Bat 4ever) as well. "Bat boy!" should've been followed by "no you're never gonna get it!" Lol
Bro I have WAITED for this one (though I did hope it would be by series order meaning 89 to Returns to Forever ect., with The Dark Knight Trilogy, the DCEU movies, maybe the TAS videos and THEN The Batman (though I am glad we got this video at all)
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Doug took a week off so no new NC this week, but wanted you to have a video to hold you over so here is All the Batman Movies that the Nostalgia Critic has reviewed. See you next Wednesday for a brand new NC!
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Review The Simpsons Movie
Review The Bob's Burgers Movie please.
Ok
It's fine Plus at least I get to enjoy all of the Batman movies that he's reviewed from the beginning and all of the funny moments that came with it especially the bat credit card 🤣❤️
Review the Pinocchio remake
In the loving memory of Kevin Conroy.
1955 - 2022
Damn... Got taken before he even hit 70.. That is a true tragedy.
@@romdan7136 It’s even sadder the fact Mark Hamill decided to no longer reprise to play Joker again for future projects. Like Joker said, “Without Batman, crime has no punchline.”
@@RealCFZ Source
@@GabeNwagbalaPlus He said it on his social media account.(I don’t remember which one specifically)
@@GabeNwagbalaPlus He did say this. I can't recall where. But a simple google serach should resolve that. But he stated something along the lines of always checking if Kevin was working on a project before he would do the joker.
Apparently nobody on the set dared to tell Tommy Lee Jones that he was not playing the Joker.
Doug's reaction to BAT-CREDIT CARD will never get old
A bat_credit card a bat credit card A BAT CREDIT CARD
Never leave the cave without it
Doug: “I’ve officially reviewed all the major Batman movies!”
Adam West: (Cries in the corner)
And Lego Batman is sitting right next to him. They are consoling each other.
And LEGO Movie sits in-between the shadows and the light waiting for his inevitable time in the spotlight along with Into The Spider-Verse and The Super Mario Bros. Movie, whether it's good or not
more like cries in his grave ....get it? huh? get it? no? ill show myself out
What about Lewis Wilson and Robert Lowery?
Adam West was the best Batman
Honestly for the one person who decides to watch all 5 hours of this just for the hell of it mad respects to you whoever you are.
It’s me, I’m doing it rn. Rest assured I have nothing better to do as I’m laid up with a shattered leg
@@PrettyPinkPersephone hey I hope you get better soon!! Broken bones and lack of mobility suck
I watched it while working to pass the time, I never saw half of these so it was nice to have a full compilation
Thanks
I did ask the video literally lasted my whole shift at work it ended as soon as the video did lol
Retro nostalgia critic really makes me appreciate just how far we’ve come as a community since then. I like new nostalgia critic, I like him being able to have actual positive opinions even if the movies aren’t fantastic.
Yeah, Early NC was in the *peak* of 'angry reviewers' so seeing him be much more mellow is a treat.
Thank God!
Definitely however can’t lie those old NC videos were really funny
8:28 That scene would have made more sense if, instead of Batman and Robin, it was Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson bidding on Poison Ivy. Bruce would have whipped out an ORDINARY credit card and quipped, “Never leave the Manor without it.”
That would be stupid, but I'd buy that.
A Bruce credit card???????????????
My guess is that a bat credit card is harder to track than an ordinary one and just as difficult to trace back to
Fun Fact about Batman & Robin: Mr. Freeze says 27 "ice puns" throughout the movie.
Also fun fact, apparently Arnold has 23 minutes of screen time in the movie, so he's saying 1.17 puns per minute of on screen time.
I love the Snow Miser ❄ part where he tried to get his goons to sing 🎵🤣🤣
No way. . . .there's gotta be more.
@@stebsiswow, he needs to chill out with the puns.
And you know this…why?
I feel like the next Batman game should have an Easter egg where Bruce has a bat credit card
A BAT CREDIT CARD!
Never forget
Maybe a Bizzaro Batman
That's going to give NC a serious mental breakdown.
BCC is so powerful it can be used once every 30 million years
Seeing all the Batmans together in the thumbnail made me realize why no human actor has been able to replicate the coolness of the Animated one.
Dude isn't square-jawed... He's square- _chinned._
Bruce Campbell is jelly of that Batman's chin
Doug's reaction to the Bat Credit Card will always get me laughing so hard. I'll admit, the bat credit card thing is probably not everyone's cup of tea but seeing Doug's reaction to that is hilarious. Best laugh of my life ever.
I still feel like a bat credit card is still one of my favorite moments in Nostalgia Critic history
Same here 🤗
It's good, but I loved when Linkara KILLED the Bat Credit Card joke when he reviewed the comic book adaptation of Batman & Robin
@@erichfiedler1481 Regardless of the actual practical applications a secondary credit card might provide Bruce for his crimefighting alter ego, the way the "Bat Credit Card" is presented in B&R is beyond stupid and worthy of every bit of NC's infamous rant.
@@dreamlandnightmare I'm surprised that nobody noticed that the expiration date on that card was "Forever", which technically means it should've been used IN Batman Forever
Its right up there with the Pearl Harbor rant for me
Michael Gough as Alfred is so underrated! Did it through so many different versions of Batman and I always liked him as Alfred each time. Also really like Caine as Alfred though.
I think the Commissioner was always the same guy. But I'm not sure.
@@requiemheidireprisal7824 Michael Keaton to George Clooney was Pat Hingle
Yes, the commissioner was Pat Hingle in all four.
Rest in Peace Kevin Conroy, he'll always be our beloved voice of Batman of our generations!
He will always be my Batman. Whenever a comic book gets read involving Batman, I can hear him. He belongs to the ages.
@@requiemheidireprisal7824 that is ture and thart is way injustice 3 wont be the same
@@ssjgotenks2009 Man, I would have wished he could have done a theatre play as Batman. He began his career as a stage actor. I remember him saying when he came out of Juilliard that he worked on Of Mice and Men.
@@requiemheidireprisal7824 True, and while the CW series were mostly misses, he did make an excellent broken, bitter, and disillusioned Bruce Wayne. I honestly don't think they could have gotten a better actor for that role.
The comedy from Critic on these videos is amazing...
My favorite one was subtle but perfect when Vicki goes to pick up the roses and Critic: "Why is he dating a sidewalk?"
“A BAT CREDIT CARD”
- NC
Honestly this was just worth it just to hear the NC go into a rant about the bat credit card again
1: dark knight
2:Batman 1989
3:Batman returns
4:Batman begins
5: dark knight rises
6: the batman
7: batman forever
1,099,998,410: batman & robin
Fun Fact the planned sequel for Batman and Robin was gonna go back to its dark ages and was gonna have Nicholas Cage to be scarecrow and Courtney Love as Harley Quinn and the thing is Instead of Harley being the lover of Joker she was going to be the Daughter of Joker from the first film and there was going to be a scene where Batman gets hit by the fear toxin The original Villains that Batman originally fought would return as an illusion and Jack Nicholson would return as the Joker he even agreed to be in it. Also Robin would be turned into NightWing, but due to Batman and Robin being a huge failure it was canceled. Now personally I wish they made it but to everyone else it would've probably been bad heck maybe even better than Batman and Robin.
I...Really want to see that now.
Well, now I can blame Batman & Robin for something else now.
that would be interesting
Yeah I loved Barbara Pennyworth's reveal as Batgirl in Batman #420 where you open the comic and it's just pictures of the writers laughing at you while doing a line and taking shots. I especially love how the late great Stan Lee himself said it's the greatest superhero reveal in history and that he could never think up such an amazing reveal that also made perfect since.
"The guy from twilight" turned out to be a pretty damned good actor.
R.I.P. Adam West and Kevin Conroy
Some direct to video animated Batman films were good too, like Year One, Under The Red Hood, and Dark Knight Returns part 1 and 2
Despite the arguements, I also feel that Mystery of the Batwoman was some quality stuff too.
Thank you for taking a look at all of the Batman movies and this video compilation of each movie review whether good or bad it shows of how much you truly do love the caped crusader and all the memorable hilarious moments from each of your reviews especially The Bat Credit Card!!!! 🤣❤️
These aren't all the Batman movies. They forgot The Lego Batman Movie.
Fun Fact: In Batman (1989) Jack Nicholson loved his performance so much that at one point, he was watching the film once a week at his house
i know how that feel
He was offered $7 Million,
alot of money at the time,
to reprise the role for the sequel.
(I know that's ridiculous,
considering he clearly died in the original
and there's a massive list of
Batman villains to choose from)
He turned it down.
@@abegarfield7031 I never heard that. And it was 6 million. He used to get 10 million at that time, but he made a merchandising deal for Batman and any sequels and made about another 60 million more, in exchange for getting the six. I never heard of the return (Unless it was a dream sequence for the fifth unmade film) but he wasn't offered for any sequel.
One of the criteria that you made your job well
The death of Superman rant is spot on, man. Love it!
"That was years ago you couldnt possibly find fault now" is a great line i wanna use in my life
Damn it Critic! Now I can't unsee the comparison of Batman and Robin to the Adam West series. If you look at it through that lens, the movie is a pretty brilliant big budget Adam West tribute
will forever believe that Arnold was the only one that saw how shit the writing and was having the best time.
To be fair, as evidenced by St. Elmo’s Fire, The Lost Boys and A Time To Kill, Joel Schumacher was actually a pretty good filmmaker. I feel like had the studio not mandated a more safe and toy-friendly duology, we would’ve gotten some pretty amazing Batman movies.
I can never get over his Batman and Robin review. I laughed so much and watched it a million times when it first came out 🤣
8:28 The greatest NC moment
Funny/sad thing is, as a kid my favorite batmans were the two Joel Schumacher films.
Who has the patience to watch all these reviews in a row? That's insane. Also, you have yet to do the '66 one.
Watch them? No. Listen to them in the background while I do some stuff on the pc for 3-4 hiurs? Yes.
I was 12 or 13 when Batman & Robin came out - I thought it was normal. Years later I told my Mum that it was godawful and she gave me this look that pretty much said, 'oh-my-gawd-I-birthed-you...what-took-you-so-long-to-figure-THAT-out-and-are-we-sure-you-weren't-switched-at-birth?' I had no good answer.
LOL you actually said what I had in my mind. I also find that film so awful.
That was an amazing video, I love batman 🤩 hope Doug enjoys his week off and can't wait to see what you guys and him do next week
4hrs+ of Nostalgia ontop of nostalgia.👌🧡🍻
I really saw what you were saying about stopping Dark Knight at Harvey's disfigurement and Rachel's demise. That would've been a great cliffhanger for a 2 part movie.
In hindsight, it might've been either good or bad relating to Heath Ledger's death. On the good side, maybe Ledger needed that break and getting off the role early might've saved him from his mental health decline and self-destruction. On the other hand, things might've played out the same and the producers would've been left scrambling to find a replacement actor, who let's be real, probably (not definitely, but probably) wouldn't have hit the mark the same way.
All in all, the movie's runtime, while long, didn't FEEL long, so I didn't have a quarrel with it. But I knew a couple others who did feel the length.
I have a soft spot for Batman Forever (and give some credit to parts of Batman & Robin, mainly the ending scene with Mr. Freeze), but I'm hoping this might mean that the part 3 of "What If Tim Burton Directed Batman & Robin?" FanScription video might be coming soon. I've been eager to see what happens next and how it's going to end. It's really interesting stuff.
Funny, I thought this might be a hint to that video too.
Batman Forever was awesome
You do a hilarious portrayal of Zach Snyder, you should do a review on The Justice League-Snyder Cut Edition.
Batman returns is underrated, I thought it was lame as a kid, but as an adult it’s a great gothic fairytale.
Batman 89 is the best.
Returns is still my favourite of the Burton and Schumacher era.
@@somerandolad But not as good as The Dark Knight(2008)
@@chasehedges6775 he’s said favorite. Also my comment was more so aimed at the Burton Schumacher movies, not anything passed it.
@@chasehedges6775
My experience with The Dark Knight (2008) was ruined as I watched it on TV (must've been lazy when it was on theatre). If you don't know, commercial break kicks in when Gorden reveals himself (known to be dead) as he catches the Joker. All the build-up of the movie crashes, right before climax of the movie starts; flow of the movie, the mood, tention, hype cut.
So yeah. To person like me, Batman Returns (1992) or Batman (1989) is still my best Batman movie.
4:15:24 Imagine if the Joker did the T Rex roar in the movie, I bursted to laughter the Nostalgia Critic editing that part
Batman Forever will always be one of my favorites. Batman Forever and Batman and Robin "almost" perfectly channeled the 60s Adam West Batman Series
I think the only theatrical Batman film you haven’t yet reviewed is Lego Batman
No he also hasn't done the Adam West Batman Movie from 1966.
I never watched any batman movies before batman & Robin.
So I have a soft spot for it.
It's my favourite movie visually and special effects.
The costumes still hold up.
And it's the movie appearance of Mr Freeze and poison ivy (ever) for decades.
I liked that Alfred had a character arc or development.
He's not an immortal old man plot device.
He will die and has cancer in the movie.
So it's a soild reason to bring in batgirl.
Ultimately, its still the most progress of the Bat-family for decades.
Whilst every reboot never makes any progress or breaks new ground.
We can all thank the Bat-Credit card for giving us Nostalgia Critic 🙏
Mark Hamill was my favorite Joker because while yes they all act insane and create chaos Hamill seems to be the one who has the most fun doing it. He’s even laughed his head off on numerous death situations. The only actor I think did this better was Heath Ledger because he made the Joker out to be both crazy and terrifyingly brilliant at the same time which worked so well that I didn’t know whether to laugh or be freaking intimidated. When it comes to Jack Nicholson, I still loved his performance and it could be argued that others just improved what the 1989 Batman film started.
That big diamond Riddler had before it shrunk when he was stealing with 2face is very similar to the big diamond Freeze stole from the museum at the beginning
Should they make a remastered version of the Batman And Robin episode? If so, I really want our present day Doug to rage so hard over the Bat Credit Card
The Batman review with the attention brought up to the cathedral and bell made me realize that The Crow is a film horribly missing from this channel. And with the horrible sequels that don’t exist, could make for a solid theme month.
4:09:42 The Batman vs Dracula would be another good one. Unfortunately almost nobody seems to have watched it.
Ranking these movies from Best to Worst:
1) The Dark Knight
2) The Batman
3) Batman Begins
4) Batman
5) Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
6) Batman Returns
7) The Dark Knight Rises
8) Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
9) Batman Forever
10) Justice League
11) Batman & Robin
am I the only one here that thinks the Catwoman movie should've been included despite it being a spinoff? also should've included CR's video on Baby Doll that Nostalgia Critic crossed over into along with Nostalgia Critic's top episodes on the animated series and whatever else Nostalgia Critic did on the animated series and a compilation of every time he did the bat credit card joke till he was told off by another reviewer explaining it makes sense that he has a bat credit card
5 hours?! Holy smokes Batman?! 🤯
Doug I've been watched you since the times you were making new account to avoid copyright. I was still in year 8 or 9 of school.
Thanks for the good times in my childhood. Was always exciting to get back home from school on a wednesday and have a new NC episode waiting there.
I always wonder what haunt the Nostalgia Critic more his let's play of Bart's Worse Nightmare or the Bat Credit Card
I hope I'm not the only one who wants that polar bear bath robe and slippers that Mr. Freeze is wearing.
Biggest BVS plot hole: Batman is the world’s greatest detective, right? So when he meets Clark Kent at the cocktail party he doesnt have the observational power to look at him and figure out, hey he looks a lot like that Superman guy! You’d think someone with such a hater hard on for Superman would be in instant rage mode and can put 2 and 2 together.
This compilation just makes me want NC to do a Batman Beyond review.
I think Batman '89 was the best Batman movie we could have gotten at the time.
Hey Doug. You miss one series of Batman movies that was actual shown on the big movie screen. It was the 1943 b/w 15 part Batman serial. It's begging for you to review it. It was the first film of the DC comics character of Batman which first appeared in the #27 edition of *Detective Comics* on May 1939.
You might have to buy the Betamax video version since it's old. Just pay for it on your Bat credit card.
The only redeeming quality of Batman and Robin is Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Mr. Freeze. This version of Mr. Freeze isn’t good, but in a super campy Batman universe, he fits the role perfectly. The one-liners are super corny, in a good way. His design and his suit is just as corny, but in a good way, yet again.
The Mayor in Batman looked a lot like the former mayor of NYC Ed Koch, who was in the public eye in the '80s.
DDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNGG!
Nearly 5 Hours of Nostalgia Critic reviewing every Batman Film ever made!
There's still the Lego batman movie
Who else misses the *-Bat Credit Card?-*
... the what?
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OH! You're talking about the (REDACTED)! Got it!
No.
No
Ummmmm... No
A Bat Credit Card?!
5 hours of thoughtful discussion, but I’m just here to see him yell “A BAT CREDIT CAAAAAAAAAARD!!!!!!!”
I'm here just to say it....
A BAT CREDIT CARD!?!?
Congratulations on covering all these wacky and incredible movies, Doug.
In retrospect, the hiring of Schumacher to make the franchise lighter is a little baffling. Flash back to 1993, and hear a studio executive say “Tim, we all liked Batman Returns, but a lot of people were put off by the dark tone. So we’re gonna let the guy who directed ‘Flatliners’ and ‘Falling Down’ take over. He knows how to make a lighthearted and fun movie.”
Incredible video! Such a marathon!
8:32-The moment that most people are here for.
Only OGs remember the 5-second review of Batman & Robin. 😏
Actually, my favorite thing about Batman Returns is what Doug doesn’t like... The Penguin. Tim Burton stated he never thought The Penguin’s original style justified his nickname and that is why he wanted to give DeVito such a monstrous appearance, combined with what I truly believe is by far one of his most amazing performances ever... Now, I do notice a little bit of his character of Louie De Palma (from Taxi) on his performance but that is not a bad thing at all. We all expected that Jack Nicholson was going to be an incredible Joker and he obviously knocked it out of the park, but with Danny DeVito it wasn’t a safe bet. Don’t get me wrong, DeVito is not a bad actor by any means but he is not Nicholson nor Anthony Hopkins, yet his role of The Penguin simply blew me away, so much, that from that moment on I really started to become more interested about The Penguin as a character... Oh, and I also bought his Neca 1/4 scale figure because it looks so awesome.
The Batman and Robin episode was what I used to show friends to introduce them to the NC back in the day. It's still funny!
I just really hope we get Hush in the new Batman movie.
Just gonna mention that this should've included the editorial about the Jokers best death in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.
I assume that even if Doug reviews that movie in the future, he'll likely go over those 10 minutes quickly since he already dedicated a whole video to that scene. So complete movie or not, still woulda been cool to see that put in this compilation as well.
He should have included his Batman vs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles review too.
Fun fact the joker was going to be in the third dark night but heath leger died before he could do the role so they decided to not put him in it
37:10 as much as Marvel has disappointed me over the past couple years, I can’t help but feel like they (mostly) nailed this with Endgame. We got a full goddamn decade to get to know Tony Stark. We got to see his entire character arc from self-obsessed billionaire technocrat to one of the greatest heroes in the MCU. When he died, I actually *felt* something about it, because I’d come to love this character so much. They gave his death meaning and dignity. They *earned* the death of Iron Man.
After watching the almost 5 hours of Batman reviews, I really hope you will now complete this with a review of the 1966 Adam West film “Batman: The Movie”
Just realizing how early Critic going kookoo sounds like Bette Middler
Uh, for the record, NO. Elliot Warren played the gang leader in "The Batman"--the resemblance is pretty uncanny though. And he's an actor, director, and writer. Just like Doug........
The Batman & Robin review will always be a classic.
That was awesome. You guys love seeing you both together. live long and prosper.
En Vogue with the likely still uncredited street girl roles @59:00. I believe their hit "Free Your Mind" Was used in this soundtrack (Bat 4ever) as well. "Bat boy!" should've been followed by "no you're never gonna get it!" Lol
This Bat-Package spans how long I've watched the Nostalgia Critic. Now, we need a video on the 1966 Batman show and movie.
Speaking of Inception, when are you going to review that?
It's been long enough, and Bum's pretty much a background character now.
*sees this in my recommended*
So what you’re trying to tell me is… I should watch my favorite movie again. Good idea. That movie being Batman ‘89
Bro I have WAITED for this one (though I did hope it would be by series order meaning 89 to Returns to Forever ect., with The Dark Knight Trilogy, the DCEU movies, maybe the TAS videos and THEN The Batman (though I am glad we got this video at all)
He’s reviewed every single one of them except for the 1966 Adam west movie
You know. Val Kilmer sounds a LOT like Kevin Conroy. I never noticed that.
Seeing the reviews about the movies but also the ild videos it's like experiencing some "double nostalgia".
He really needs to review the Adam West Batman movie
"I just feel like the Motivations of the NEXT film are being figured out before the motivations of THIS film!" LMAO 🤣
So F***ing True!
Of course, 'Batman & Robin' had to kick off the list/video...
I genuinely enjoy batman and Robin, one of my favorite batman films
I'm so glad I'm not the only one!
Merrily we go along, the Batman original film live action series was reviewed in reverse chronological order
THE TOM AND JERRY SOUND EFFECTS HAD ME ROLLING!!! I had to pause the video!
Micheal Keaton: Best Batman.
I don't know why, but imagining critic doing Harland Williams rocketman while adding shit from Elton John rocketman would be funny
Now I am waiting for Emperor's new groove review
He talked about for Disneycember. He said it was okay, but he loved Ezma and Kronk.