Secret Entrances to the Batcave: Evolution (TV Shows, Movies and Games) - 2019
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- This is an evolution video of Secret Entrances to the Batcave over the years in TV shows, Movies and Games.
0:33 - Batman (1960's)
0:49 - Batman (1989)
1:18 - Batman Returns (1992)
1:51 - Batman: The Animated Series (1992)
2:19 - Batman Forever (1995)
2:58 - The New Batman Adventures (1998)
3:39 - Batman Beyond (1999)
4:12 - Justice League (2004)
4:30 - Batman Begins (2005)
4:59 - Justice League Unlimited (2005)
5:20 - The Batman (2006)
5:56 - The Dark Knight (2008)
6:25 - Batman: Arkham Asylum (2009)
6:51 - Superman/Batman: Public Enemies (2009)
7:25 - Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2010)
7:48 - The Dark Knight Rises (2012)
8:13 - Batman: Arkham Origins (2013)
8:40 - Beware the Batman (2013)
9:08 - Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox (2013)
9:28 - Teen Titans GO! (2013)
9:57 - Batman vs. Robin (2015)
10:17 - Gotham (2015)
11:02 - Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders (2016)
11:31 - Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)
11:57 - Batman: Return to Arkham (2016)
12:34 - Batman vs. Two-Face (2017)
12:58 - Batman: Gotham by Gaslight (2018)
13:16 - Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2018) - Zábava
2:28 I wonder how many times Bruce accidently went to the batcave by saying chair in a normal convasation
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Love your pfp lol
@James Westfall Nostalgia Critic?
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The entry into the batcave of Batman 1989 movie , with the background score is pretty badass
Agree
The only Batman to hide his house entrance where guests wouldn’t ever think of 🤣
Agreed
Yeah
Returns is fantastic in so many ways.
Here, Bruce Wayne's entrance to the Batcave -- an iron maiden -- is another form of psychology through Expressionism: when he enters it's through a torture device.
It's a really nice statement on the character's childish and screwed up nature.
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Plus, it’s a possible security measure. Bad guys will think twice before using it.
If you’re in a big house with a clock, you’re probably near the Batcave
So my 65 yo grandpa is batman???
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@@bigslimdogg6697 i think he is alfred.
@@bigslimdogg6697 become batman beyond 😂
You forgot The Lego Batman Movie.
Puter: What is the password?
Batman: IRON MAN SUCKS!
Yeah
@Stetson Jace totally not bots
''Batman V Superman'' secret entrance to the Batcave in the river is great.
It is amazing
Yea that's awesome
Badass.
Stellar
Reminds me of the one in the Arkham Knight announcement trailer.
Love how 90 % of the entrances where either bookcase of clock
Dewey Talks always find it funny the 60’s Batman had it painted on the wall that was the way to the bat cave, lucky they removed that before the joker found it 🤣
Everytime either grandfather clock, bookcase, batpoles and driving towards a Mountain
Well the clock is the traditional entrance from the comics. And the bookcase is from the classic t.v. series, so they're both very popular.
Gotta love consistency.
@Unsolved22 With things going digital, I wonder how things will change
bookshelf, grandfather clock, the classics never go out of style.
The most secure entrances seemed to be in the video games. Bio-metrics, scans, countermeasures. The grandfather clock entrance seems the least. Everybody was finding that entrance.
2:34 just imagine Bruce is having a conference and the topic is chairs
Imagine if someone started playing the piano in Batman Begins, that would not end well.
I like the added detail that it was behind a mirrored shelf in the middle of the room in "Begins", then in the later film it was behind a bookcase near the window (Took me a moment to remember that the house had burned down) but I lol'd that the musical code was the same
Wow that Batman Forever Batcave entrance from Wayne enterprise Must of took him so many years and manpower in secret to make. Think about all the Miles that must of took unbelievable.
Robert Sims and yet he has a door in his house that’s not hard to bypass and the freaking alarm system boots up the computer and brings the bat mobile platform up 🤣
I was thinking the same thing...
*must have
@@Frreak0zoid you beat me to it. that "must/should/would of" thing is possibly the worst, most horrendous mistake there is.
''... Must HAVE took...''
Imagine if someone walked in and the topic was "chairs" he's done
They did that in an episode of Robot Chicken with a maid.
KNIGHT GAMER never thought of that my entire childhood
bruce's friend: wow bruce this is a really comfy chair.
*mario pipe noises*
bruce's friend whoa the batcave, are you batman.
bruce:no. you're batman (i have to take him down, he knows too much)
I imagine:
- Hey dude, this CHAIR is really comfortableeeeee…
- I think I have to buy a new CHAIR at the stoooooooooo…
- The only proof that I have found is this strange message in the CHAIR. Perhaps is from the Mad Haaaaaaaa…
Its voice activated i believe
My favorite is in Batman Arkham Origins, during the Mr. Freeze story. Where Bruce uses the other secret entrance to the batcave where instead of the Grandfather Clock, it's at the wine tasting room. So perfectly planned, and a good place to keep all the good wine.
Kudos to Batman Forever and Chris O'Donnell for making getting to the cave dramatic
But 60's Batman will always hold a special place in my heart
To the BatPoles
@@jholylibrera902
Same Bat Time,
Same Bat Channel🤟
Ahh yes the bat poles, a true classic that will live in my heart
For me the simpler, sliding bookcase or clock entrances are the coolest, and the Batmobile entrance in the 1989 film is amazing. The really high-tech ones are just not for me. Thanks for posting this cool video!
Y'know, Keatons Batman acually has the most well hidden entrences to the Bat-Cave if you think about it. Also, Top 3 Bat-Cave entrences go to Gotham, Batman Begins, & the Burton Films
Batman begins is actually horrible . Some kid or a gust could play the piano and open the cave right there
@@Koopa13 Still a really cool entrance. You can't deny that. Besides, what's the chances that would happen? You do need to do a specific combination to access the Cave
@@Koopa13 what gust of wind have you ever seen play a piano? In a specific order? In specific timing?
They were cool, but not that secure.
At least Nolan wasn’t.
The most secure is beware the Batman.fingerprint slide for reveal, handprint for the elevator.
It would seem it needs multiple entrances. If there's a Batpole it would need one for that, plus one for stairs and one for vehicle access. Plus it could have an aerial access and an aquatic access.
My favorite Batcave entrances:
1. Bat-Poles(1966 Batman)
2. Cave Door(1989 Batman)
3. Spiral Stairs(BTAS)
13:27 -We'll all have a snack, bat-milk and cookies for everyone
-Bat-milk?
I love that episode
08:55 this Alfred seems more Luthor...
Felipe Ferreira true
I know I hate the design of Alfred from Beware The Batman
MrUltimatum 11 I hate the look of everything in beware the Batman
That's who I thought it was at first, didn't know that cartoon even existed, the Animation is so weird in it.
I hate shows with that kind of animation.
Alfred: “A problem, Sir?”
Bruce: “It’s not here!”
Alfred: “What’s not here, Sir?”
Bruce: “You know what I’m talking about! The entrance to the Batcave! Why is it sealed up?
Alfred: “Batcave? I’m sorry. I don’t kn- -
Bruce: “That’s right, Alfred. The BATCAVE... It’s a big hole in the ground with a big car in it that’s all BLACK! Remember?”
Finny-Boy which episode is it?
的茍且生活JJ son "Perchance To Dream"
Yeah you just quoted the whole scene what was that for
OK and why did you give us the lyrics to this scene? I mean we all saw the video...
@@nicodrum4282 because he can.
Arkham Origins also had the grandfather clock entrance in the study, he just couldn't use it.
Also, you forgot the Lego Batman Movie
And arkham knight
Yes because in the DLC he had to keep up his facade as Bruce Wayne.
And the Lego Batman 2
Alex The Awesome he must mean wayne tower batcave
Alex The Awesome there was it was just a challenge map tho
The "classic" entrance was in the comic... Behind the grandfather clock in the library, releasing by setting the hands on the clock face to the time of the murder of Bruce's parents, and pull open as a door...
Uh... in "The Dark Knight"... who re-locks the padlock on the "shipping container" after Alfred closes the door behind him?
Igor Schmidlapp No thats not the batcave in The Dark Knight he uses a piano
@@hailpickens2454 Ur talking about Batman Begins and The Dark Knight Rises, in The Dark Knight the entrance for people is the shipping container and I presume the cave leadd off into an exit for the Batmobile
@@jxsh03 The base in dark knight wasn't the batcave. I think thats what he means. That was just one of his satellite bases. The entrance to the actual batcave was the piano.
Hmm! Good question!
There is a locking mechanism on the inside, you can see alfreds hand on the lever you pull down to lock it.
Batman:How did you four got in here?
Donatelo:So you have this tunnel...
Batcave alarm system:
INTRUDER ALERT INTRUDER ALERT!
BOOT UP ALL SYSTEMS!
ACCESS TO COMPUTER GRANTED!
BATMOBILE SECURITY DEACTIVATED!
ENJOY!
Ya that’s always bugged me to, Intruder alert, immediately raises the bat mobile platform
10:28 Alfred should have yelled "BOOM!" right in Bruce's face.
I really hope in The Batman they do the clock
It always bothered me that the entrance to the batcave was just in Bruce's living room. Where people always are.
You'd think it'd be the wine cellar or something
Hidden in plain site is still very effective
In the Arkham games it is!
I mean what's a "living room," really, in a mansion? He probably has several rooms exactly like that. Maybe he never takes people to that one. But either way, it's still unlikely that anyone would go trying to interact with the clock like it was a secret door without already knowing about the Batcave
It's the library, or the study. Not a "living room" per se.
Although agreed it would be better hidden in a less-trafficked room, like the silver closet in "Forever".
0:00 - 0:25
Wow. Way to really stick the landing there, Grayson.
The Bat-Cave Entrances Are So Cool Especially Batman Returns.
I’d sure like a secret entrance like any one of them in my house someday after I save up.
Evolution of the fortress of solitude
In Gotham by Gaslight it more like The Bat-attic
That's the town house, not the manor though. It would take too long to get to Gotham on horseback or carriage from the cave every night and the Bat-Motorrad doesn't run on water.
Would that not have been the "bat in the belfry"
The Battic, if you will.
One you're missing is from the old Hanna-Barbera Scooby Doo. Bats took them to his cave then too, if I remember correctly.
We never saw how they went in I believe
1:24 *So every single night, Keaton's Batman need to make his hand "wet" just to entrance "his room" well pretty complicated for a strategic genius for me*
Remember in "Returns" he says that this was in response to Vicki being led to the cave by Alfred. Then Alfred insists on taking "the stairs" (i.e. the easy way). All of this implies that the fish tank thing was a recent add-on.
Great video - thanjks
I never noticed that until now - Bruce probably had that bat there to make Terry McGuinness free it in order to open the door to the batcave.
I’m glad you include The dark knight trilogy
The dark knight rises was not included where "the bat" enters the batcave.
In the 1960's TV show, I always wondered where Alfred's secret service elevator was upstairs. Has anyone ever wondered? And why & how Aunt Harriet never found it.
Probably hiding behind the bookshelf as well considering that the elevator isn’t too far from the poles in the batcave.
I love the chair entrance . But one thing they never address . How did Bryce and Alfred alone , build the bat cave
My favorite Batcaves:
1. Superman Batman Public Enemies
2. JLU
3. Batman 1989
I love the bat-poles from the 1966 show so much nostalgia
the piano concept in Batman Begins is so good , it looks so comic related
Rather than an elaborate secret door, the obvious solution would be for the mansion to have an elevator which when given an appropriate code and or voice sequence to simply descend to the hidden cave.
This house was built before electric elevators were invented, and installing one would be too much of a change to what is now a historic landmark. The house's current secret entrances are from when the Waynes were part of the Underground Railroad.
@@kimifw58 Since when has that stopped a billionaire from installing an elevator in his mansion...
4:02
Terry: **casually bro-fists light switch**
Every light in the Batcave: **turns on instantly**
Terry: "Wow..."
As regards to live action Batman, how the hell did the BvS Batman (aka Batfleck) "secretly" build that half a mile long tunnel with reinforced walls, and a well-lit Batcave with a dropped ceiling, with no one but Alfred to assist him?
It’s called paying off the right type of people
NDAs
all the batcaves are practically impossible for one guy and a butler to build.
Because he’s Batman
After Charlie's mismanagement ran Willy Wonka's chocolate factory into bankruptcy, the Oompa-Loompas migrated to America and have been living and working in the Bat Cave ever since.
My favorite entrance is the one from the grandfather clock due to how poetic it is being the time of death of bruce's parents
This was almost perfect, Justice League Doom was missing, but you did amazing 🌹
What people tend to forget is the fact that the mansion was built by his father, so in turn, it makes sense that the cave was built by his father too, but for other purposes
I think his one of his grandfathers built it Alfred mentioned in TDK that the cave was used to transport freed slaves
Evolution of Scarecrow's fear gas(plus its hallucinations)
Great idea
Bats’ in the attic in Gaslight. That’s pretty clever.
the 60s one will always be my favorite
I'm glad they labeled them as "bat poles for access to the bat cave" you know, in case Bruce forgets.
I never thought about this
2:36 He'd be screwed if anything went even slightly wrong.
2:59 "I got tired of Alfred letting everyone in, so I'm just having an open house."
Actually the bat cave in Arkham Asylum is like an alternative mini cave for when he stays at the asylum and in case he needs a new cowl or maybe a new bat claw etc because in Arkham Knight his cave is hidden in the river like Batman V Superman
Wait how do you know it's hidden in a river? I've never seen that before I've played the game like 5 times
@@CatGuy969 in Arkham Knight trailer
7:26 how many people remember that the bulk of this episode was, effectively, Alfred's Batman Fanfiction
I think the batcaves in the Arkham games are amazing and the one in The Dark Knight. With the "disabling counter measures" voice and all. Plus I really wonder how the batcaves are made. Like Bruce Wayne can't build the entire stuff can he? He would definitely need workers right which in turn kinda reveals the identity of the Batman?
He probably can put them under some medication afterwards to make them forget.
i could tell i mean like before lol im glad youre feelin better
The Grandfather clock is definitely my favourite entrance to the batcave from inside wayne manor. And from outside where the batmobile drives in is the one from the 60s batman and brave and the bold show where fence thing (forgive me I forgot the name) comes down in and opens the cave wall up.
the clock from btas, B.F. -from his office to the cave was always dope…or bookcase, weather its Nolan or west. And both had awesome bookcase entrances, loved burtons of course…but when you think of the cave from the house you wanna think safe room, like easy to get in hard to get to.
7:35 Tom King: Yes she would. *smirks and picks up phone*
Hello, yes, DC Offices, this is Tom King, I’ve had an idea...
12:35 Batman vs. Two Face, i wish they would made this into the real movie back in a day, William Shatner as Two face would be so awesome to see.
Love how the same entrance to the Batcave from the grandfather clock is shown 5 times here as Batman: The Animated Series, The New Batman Adventures, Batman Beyond, Justice League and Justice League Unlimited are all set in the same continuity. Although, didn't Batman have a different entrance to the Batcave to start with in TAS? Like in the episode "The Last Laugh", where a sliding bookcase leads to the Batcave.
Forgot the Batcave from the 40s serials. If I remember correctly, that's where the concept of the Batcave(called the Bat's Cave in the serials), the grandfather clock entrance, and skinny Alfred with the mustache originated from.
The fish tank one was pretty cool
The Dark Knight film it's not really the Batcave
Jack O'neill bat basement didn’t sound quite as good
I usually call it “Batlab”
It was a replacment while Wayne Manor was being rebuilt
I just call it the Bunker
It's a big hole in the ground with a big car in it that's all black, Pretty succinct, Brucie
I've often wondered how all of the equipment, and infrastructures that goes into the batcave got built. Surely, not by Batman and/or Alfred. Just wondering.
Well in most versions the Bat-Cave is a natural cave that resides beneath Wayne Manor and Bruce & Alfred just built everything inside the cave by themselves (Bat Computer, Batmobile, Armory ect.). Some other versions they have additional help from Lucius Fox or some hunchback dude (Don't remember the name)
Lucius fox and alfred help him and in some lucius fox made the suit not alfred
Have a bunch of people from a foreign country build it, don’t tell them what it’s for, don’t have them meet Wayne, then pay them to keep quiet.
Nice
Batman's secret entrance is usually on a furniture or something
0:42 I don’t know why that quick turnaround was so funny 😂😂😂😂😂
i love it it was awsome
i love 1966 batcave
That Batman begins entrance has me wanting to build a bat cave of my own .
I love the music in Batman Forever when Bruce goes down the chair.
evolution of Alfred!
Yeah! I also want every Alfred there is.
Definitely need to give Alfred some love. He is a constant in the Batman universe.
Can't wait to see this in the new The Batman movie🤣🤘
cool video...
Little Brother: DAD HE ISN'T DOING HIS HOMEWORK
*7 seconds later*
0:17
It's so cool and exciting. I want to be Robin, it's one-of-a-kind superhero. And rebellious to Alfred and Batman as well!
RW:never cease to impress me.;:-)
Heey u missed one clip, when the Joker tried to find Bruce Wayne at Wayne Manor and walked into the library and by accident found the button connected to the statue which sits on the desk. The Joker role performed by Cesar Romero.
This isn't "every clip where someone walks into the batcave."
Which film
@@batmanbeyond5766 the TV series from the 60s
I like how in Batman Begins it looks very jerry-rigged, fits very well into early years of Batman concept. Nice touch.
Considering how elaborate some of the Batcaves were, one would wonder who built them. If they're suppose to be so secret, would he be bringing in a team of construction workers who then know it's location?
It builds by alfred himself
I had a very strong reaction to this video and I know exactly why that is...
Whenever I see a compilation like this or a comparison kind of video, it makes me realize just how fricken underrated and underappreciated BvS is (and all of Snyder's DC movies tbh). This made it crystal clear and beyond obvious that Zack Snyder gave us the perfect blend of the 90's & '89 Batmobile (which were always my favorite) and the more rugged/tactical Nolan Batmobile. He created, BY FAR, the best external Batcave entrance for the Batmobile. The Batcave itself isn't over-done, it's just so cool. I think I have a pretty good idea a to why people didn't see or recognize it at the time and why many still haven't realized or acknowledged it or given it the respect it deserves... the reason I suspect is we didn't really get to spend enough time in or around it and whenever we did it wasn't immediately obvious that's where we were unlike other movies where you knew when you were in or entering the Batcave, you'd get the big wide shots of the cave everytime. Then the Batmobile wasn't ever seen very clearly or was either too dark or there was too much movement/shakines. You never really had the chance to just see it, there weren't any of those nice clean (and well-lit) shots of it. None of those things I just pointed out are direct criticisms or anything negative whatsoever.
As a child I become, pretty much, obsessed with Batman because of things like this... disguised entrances, secret passages, hidden doors and of course his gadgets.
It's really crazy but Zack Snyder really did give us so many of the things we loved and wanted. That BvS Batcave entrance and the batmobile driving down the tunnel to the main section was just perfection and our looked and felt like it was pulled right out of a comic or one of the animated shows. Acms I can say that about nearly every single scene in that movie, specifically-
Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice [Ultimate Edition]
There are the simple facts that everyone should be aware of by this point; not only does he have the best look/superhero outfit (costume just makes it sound silly) & overall brand, he's the MOST:
•Honorable •Loyal •Invested •Dedicated •Passionate •Badass superhero of all time
Oh and let's not forget, he is THE MOST intelligent, hands down... it might seem like he is on the same level as Tony Stark as both of them are tech genius, however, on top of being a "tech genius" Batman is the "world's greatest detective". His book & street smarts surpass those of the great Sherlock Holmes himself (there was actually an awesome episode in one of the animated shows, where they work together). The Batman is basically Tony Stark + Banner/Hulk + Sherlock Holmes + Thrawn... and Thrawn is technically a comic book character so I'm including him sense he's basically seen as the greatest tactician in Star Wars.
The love the 60's batman bat cave!!!
The one that did not make a lot of since is the one that takes Bruce from Wayne Enterprises across town all the way to the cave under Wayne Manor in Batman Forever.
In the '70s comics, they had a Batcave under the Wayne Enterprises building (which resembled "The Dark Knight" "cave (way too bright), with a residence penthouse. DC moved Bruce "in town" in a misguided attempt to make him more "modern", with a Ferrari-style Batmobile...
Should we really discuss making sense in the Schumacher Batman films because thats quite a rabbit hole
My secret room...... the cupboard in my parent bedroom😂😂😂
Good thing nobody else plays that tune on the piano.
I imagine Kilmer's batman in a meeting at his office and someone just says the word chair and he drops into the batcave lol
9:35 😂. 10:18 he's so little, how cute ❤
No
Dawn of justice has like the coolest entrance ever.
the piano entrance is the dopest...
I can't even watch a youtube video without getting bombarded with ads.
Forgot the Black and White serial and Arkham VR.
Was thinking the same. Arkham vr was really cool entrance wise. Honestly the whole game was cool except for being so short and having to deal with the camera.
There were two black and white serials.
5:20 you forgot the arcade game entrance from earlier episodes (also in Arkham Origins they hint at the clock entrance but don't use it)
You should do Batmobile too
The coooooolest BatCave Entrance will forever be the Adam West Entrance - the button under Beethoven’s head, the two poles appearing before your eyes....and the Ever-Loving switcheroo as they appear fully dressed by the time they reach the BatCave..!!
don't forget they used it to change back also
That's Shakespeare, not Beethoven.
@@tkayube ....oh?....looked like the bust of a white person to me....sorry !
Imagine if those secret entrances were used in real life
Love the fish tank one.