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Michael Keaton: "Im Batman "
Me, when i hear that line: " Damn straight."
micheal keaton is the actor who played beetlejuice. he was also the vulture in the first tom holland spiderman as well as tons of other roles.
super bizarre, 1) beetlejuice at the time was a hotter script than batman, which was seen as more of a risk and 2) out of the actors in Beetlejuice, Keaton and not Alec Baldwin plays this part
Now you HAS to watch *"Birdman"*
@@monsieurouxx How about Birdemic: Shock and Terror?
Also he was "Mr. Mom"!
@@dennisswainston411 i was going to mention that one because mary would 1000% love it. also of course mulitplicity.
This movie is why comic book movies have been a Hollywood staple for the past 30 years.
Beetlejuice was Batman
For me, Batman tv show started it, the batman movie was great and really the Xmen is what finally drew me in for good.
And, the film industry has only degenerated since.
Well this one and Superman.
Not Really.
My Money 💰 Is On "Superman" ( 1978 ) With Gene Hackman As "Lex Luthor" And Christopher Reeve As "Clark Kent" / "Superman".
But I Figured That Anyone Born After 1985 , I Could See "Batman" ( 1989 ) With Michael Keaton As "Bruce Wayne" / "Batman" And Jack Nicholson As "Jack Napier" / "The Joker" 🃏As The First 'Modern Day' Superhero Movie!
Joker in this movie and in the comics is chemically bleached, his hair turned green and his lips red in a permanent rictus/smile, when he said he took off his "makeup" he was actually wearing skin toned makeup!
Ever since I watched this years ago, I've not rubbed another man's rhubarb.
Safety first!
But have you ever danced with the Devil by the pale moonlight?
Now you've got to see the sequel, "Batman Returns." And we're all waiting for that one! 🦇
Easily the most comic accurate Joker ever put on the big screen. The suit, the jokes, the gangster attitude, the theatrics, Jack Nicholson is just incredible in this role. He and Michael Keaton play off each other so well.
Thank you Dan!!
so true, but i also liked the one from the series "gotham" very much, because they also managed to nail the special kind of "maniacal madness" the joker has, even though the joker story itself was an interesting adaption. (and before you ask: yes, the joker from 2019 was by far the worst)
Jack always played a great nut.
There have been a lot of comic versions, but I’d argue Ceaser Romero’s version could be considered more comic accurate
@@notmee2388msybe for the 40s 50s and 60s, but for the 30s and 70s onward (except for the 4 to 5 years when they tried to make him into a Heath Ledger) it's Nickleson hands down.
The two Burton Batman movies are my favorite Batman movies
Neither of the Tim Burton movies were even about Batman
@@nsasupporter7557 maybe that's why the other ones are all bad batman movies....
@@stefanforrer2573 what are you saying? Are you saying that Batman movies shouldn’t be about Batman??
@@nsasupporter7557 No we're saying it's a dumb argument.
Jack Nicholson is the most comic book accurate Joker. The other guys did their own thing with it.
Agreed
Jack Nicholson might not be around much longer. He had to retire due to Alzheimers or dementia or something
The next one "Batman Returns" also with Tim Burton and Michael Keaton is a must. The rest are a mixed bag, different directors and different actors playing Batman. There is also Batman '66, an offshoot of the TV series that ran in the '60's. A completely different tone, very tongue in cheek, but very fun.
It was basically the comic strip come to life, which is why it had the text on screen during fights etc, but well worth watching a few eps to get a taste.
@@Cheepchipsabledidn’t care for Batman Returns
Batman the animated series from the 90’s was directly inspired by this movie and its sequel. I grew up with it and recently watched it as an adult, it holds up. An Emmy award winning series that takes the Batman story seriously and gives the characters the gravitas they deserve. You feel for the villains like Mr. Freeze and see them largely as tragic figures. Plus, Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker) played the Joker, and for me and millions more is the definitive version of the Clown Prince of Crime. Cannot recommend enough.
Yes, Batman is a lot more empathetic in that series.
Jack Palance, old school Hollywood royalty, started in black and white!
Batman returns is a masterpiece
Yes, DeVito steals it.
@@Cheepchipsable Batman Returns wasn’t even a Batman movie. It was a Tim Burton movie that just happened to have Batman in it
This Batman movie was HUGE, it was a massive hit in 1989. There was actually a lot of concern that the movie would be a silly take on the character in the vein of the old 1966 Batman TV show, and there was a huge fan backlash when Michael Keaton was cast to play Batman because he was really only known for doing comedic roles. Seriously, Keaton's casting broke the internet before the internet existed. But all worries were put to rest after the movie came out. Even now, it still remains to be a lot of people's favorite Batman.
The marketing and merchandising for it was everywhere. T-shirts, mugs, hats...if they could print the Batman logo on it, they did. They put up a big billboard of it in Times Square, and I'm pretty sure it remained there for years.
There are three other movies in this particular "timeline" - Batman Returns, Batman Forever, and Batman and Robin. Though Batman Returns is well-liked, there is a sharp decline after it, though it would still be fun to watch you react to them all, and you'll have a greater understanding of why they eventually rebooted the Batman franchise with Christopher Nolan.
I still believe Batman forever is good, also the animated films we got back then also
Yeah, casting Micheal Keaton for this role was very similar to when they cast Bruce Willis in Die Hard.
Both primarily comedic actors (or romantic comedy "heartthrobs"). Both a HUGE risk. And Both absolutely "knocked it out of the park" with their performances!
@@thedrizzle06925agreed, Batman Forever was actually a good movie.
I understand it was campy, but it was very entertaining. It was actually very big when it came out in 1995, it was the summer blockbuster of that year
@@sharkdentures3247are you serious?? I never heard that about Bruce Willis and Die Hard
There was a huge marketing push for this movie when it came out. The Batman logo was everywhere it seemed. Everyone was so excited to see it and it didn't disappoint.
PLEASE react to Batman Returns!!!
It’s a Christmas movie
batman and Robin as well lol 😊😂
@@MitchClement-il6iqBatman Forever first
Saw it in the theater opening week. The packed theater room was buzzing with excitement.
At the first sight of the badass Batmobile, the entire audience gave a collective "OOOOOoooohhhh!!"
june 26th. 1989. fun times.
Still the best batmobil in my book!
By far!
And then they took the batmobile special effects and put them in Rust-oleum comercials.
Saw it opening night. Me and my friends waited in line for 2hrs. Tried to see it again immediately after but there was a line around the cinema.
Next you should watch Superman (1978) and Superman 2 the Richard Donner Cut (2006), those two movies combined gave you a full expereince with the man of steel. I highly recommend them.
One thing to keep in mind is that every version of a character is unique and different. Leave all preconceived notions of what you expect at the door and keep an open mind. Unfortunately a lot of the "hardcore fans" can't do this and will likely confuse you with their comments.
Some of my favorite Michael Keaton movies: Beetlejuice, Mr. Mom, Multiplicity, Johnny Dangerously, and Birdman.
+1 Johnny Dangerously.
I think this batman movie is criminally underrated. Batman and Robin is also totally underrated for it's pure fun-factor (by far the most fun batman movie). Also the old school adam west batman stuff is insanely underrated as well for pure cartoonishness silly OG comicbook vibes.
Yes, you can't take Batman seriously, and the villains were pretty outrageous, which is what the 66 version tapped into.
It worked so well because Batman was the straight man.
I think she should watch at least a coupe of episodes of the old batman, or the movie, just doe flavour.
How is this underrated? It's considered one of the best Batman movies, behind/on par with, Dark Knight.
This movie is NOT underrated!! What is wrong with you?? This movie was outrageously popular when it came out in 1989!! And is considered the best Batman movie ever made today. Would everybody please STOP mindlessly calling everything “underrated!!”
@@Eidlonesif you haven’t already noticed… EVERYBODY on CZcams calls EVERYTHING “underrated!” It doesn’t matter what it is. It could be the most popular movie ever and someone will still call it “underrated.” I actually hate the word “underrated” now because SOOO many stupid people mindlessly use it so much
You need to start a cult where you can worship the word “underrated” since you’re so infatuated with it
The actor who plays Lt. Eckhardt played Porkins in Star Wars, the first X-Wing pilot to be shot down during the Death Star battle
This movie was an
Event, the buildup as incredible, the Entertainment tonight days, MTV with the Prince music video from the movie, stories on the news weeks before it hit theaters, Bat symbols everywhere, a lot of fun back then going to the movies, thanks Mary!
Once upon a time, there were no shared universes. Comic book companies just put out comic books, and from time to time, a movie studio executive would look at a particular character and think "There's our next cash cow." So they would go to the company who owned that character, license them, and make a movie starring just that character.
If the movie did well, they'd make a sequel, often with the same director, and in the same style. Then if the sequel did well, some studio executive would think "For the third movie, here's how we're going to improve it!" Which is usually the point at which the series goes downhill and starts losing the fans. By the time it got to a fourth movie, it was usually garbage and became such a flop that it kills off any studio interest in that character for several years.
So it is with Batman. The first one was a hit, the second did well, so for the third movie, they decided to make it sillier and more kid-friendly in order to sell toys. The fourth movie is an abomination that never should have been made. Watch the sequel, Batman Returns, and stop there.
As for Batman the character, there was a movie serial in 1943, a campy TV series in 1966, as well as many animated movies and shows.
Unlike Marvel and their firaly well organized MCU, the DC universe is kind of a mess. So, unless a movie was made AFTER Man of Steel, I wouldn't worry too much about what order to watch them in, or which ones you need to see.
I would highly recommend Superman (1978), and its sequel Superman II (1980). There are two other films in the series, but you can skip them.
For fun watch the 1960's tv show Batman. A LOT of fun and well known actors that play the villains. It is the gold standard for camp.
This was Tim Burton in his directing prime.
This is the film that made me fall in love with movies as a kid. And I saw this film at an outdoor Drive-thru theater. Great reaction! 👍🏿
The flesh makeup on Joker was a good gag, the Joker face is the high end expensive work, the flesh is the cheap facepaint, and the handkerchief is dipped in a solution that would only remove the cheaper makeup, also love the story of the purple on his neck when he first appears as Joker
The “Batman doesn’t kill” rule has waffled back and forth a lot over the history of the character. In the very first Batman comic book, he kinda kills the bad guy. Over his long history he has racked up an impressive body count.
Yes, Batman did carry guns at first. But a decision was made shortly there after by DC that good guys didn't carry guns. So, he had them taken away.
As always a great reaction Mary.
In UK,this was first film to have the 12 Certificate (which has since become the 12A)🎩
No movie has ever captured the spirit and style of Batman at the time better than this. That's why it's one of my favourite movies of all time.
Awesome reaction of my favorite Batman movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
I was having an awful day, Marie, but bless and thank you for cheering me up, you angel.
The design of the bat suit prohibited Keaton from turning his head. They made a reference to this in Batman Begins during the batsuit design montage.
Ekhart was Porkins from Star Wars; with his voice dubbed over.
Grissom was played by the breathy Jack Palance. He was acting since 1949. He got his only acting Oscar for 1991's "City Slickers," a funny movie.
Micheal Keaton has done a ton of fun movies. He was originally a stand-up comic. Check out his first movie, "Night Shift" for some laughs. Also "Mr. Mom", "Johnny Dangerously", "BeetleJuice", "The Dream Team", "Gung Ho". He's done dramatic roles like "The Founder" and "Birdman" He was also the voice of Ken in Toy Story 3.
Batman fans made a huge stink when it was announced that Batman would be played by funny-man Micheal Keaton. People complained that Batman would be played by Mr. Mom. Once the movie was out it was a huge hit and people loved it.
Nicholson had a hunch this movie was going to be a huge hit, before even shooting it. So he "generously" agreed to waive his usual high salary, and sign for just a percentage of the gross receipts, to help out the makers of a "risky" Tim Burton movie. The movie exploded in popularity, and Nicholson's share worked out to be $60 million (in 1989 dollars).
The '90s had four Batman movies (including this one in '89). In order of release:
Batman
Batman Returns (definitely worth a watch)
Batman Forever (a bit forgettable, but decent villains)
Batman and Robin (a so-bad-it's-good experience)
Fun facts: This was the original dark and gritty version of Batman.
-Jack Nicholson took a percentage of the box office, as opposed to a flat pay for playing the Joker; making him *over 75 million dollars!*
-Basinger and Nicholson didn't like each other, so her revulsion at kissing the Joker (at the end) is real.
-Because it took over an hour to get into the Bat suit, Keaton had a few accidents in the suit.
If you want to have a real treat; watch this movie again in Black & white.
It's like an old school Noir.
My wife and I entered our wedding reception to this song, specifically because it starts with Jack saying "Gentlemen, let's broaden our minds... Lawrence! "
Back in the 1980s comic books were still written for children and had whimsical characteristics. In the 1990s and after comics started to mature. By the 2000 comics were dark and heavy. Tim burton's Batman refects the comics of the 80s. Nolan showed an up to date version of the comic.
True.
The video game consoles and cable TV of the 80s lured away much of the traditional kid audience, and so comics had to mature to try to retain the audience they had
The days I met The Joker and Batman in Los Angeles.
At the 1984 Summer Olympics, I was at the Track and Field events at the Coliseum. I walk up the steps to the tunnel to go to the Concession Stand. At the top of the stairs, standing near the tunnel I was headed toward, I see a man in a Safari-type outfit and unusually large and dark sunglasses. Being a fan of the movie "China Town" (1972) I immediately recognize him as Jack Nicholson.
A few years later:
I met Michael Keaton at a Dodger game, around the time Beetlejuice came out in 1988. I was at the Snack Bar looking at what to get, when in my periphery, I noticed people rubber-necking in my direction. Looking around, I noticed they were looking at the guy in front of me. I worked my body to his rear side, and tried to get a better look: "Hey! That's Michael Keaton!" I said inwardly. I thought of something to say that would not be too creepy fan-like. So I said, "Excuse me. I just wanted to say, I really enjoy your work," since I had already seen him in Mr. Mom. He was very friendly and said, "Ah hey thanks! Can I buy you a drink?" I do not drink alcohol, so I reflexively said, "No." I could not believe what I just said, but I was so embarrassed for likely insulting him, I didn't think explaining myself would help. Every time I think of that moment, I figuratively slap my forehead. It gets worse. I made the mistake of telling my girlfriend and the couple we were with what happened. At the end of the game, my girlfriend and her best friend, stand to their feet and scream, "MICHAEL!" as he was leaving with his girlfriend, sitting a section over. He hears them scream his name and they both run full speed up the stadium stairs and out the ball park, with my girlfriend and her BFF chasing from behind. I've always wanted another chance meeting to apologize. I'll do 220/221whatever it takes.
Some actress you should recognize. Billy Dee Williams played Harvey Dent and Kim Basinger played Vicky Vail. By the way, miss Vail was made for the comics in the 1950s, she was for DCs answer to Lois Lane. She was a semi love interest of Batman/Bruce Wayne.
The movie that made me a Batman fan. So iconic.
There is a 1966 Batman movie. Based on the TV show with Adam West.
When this came out this was a masterpiece..today it still is. The quality of actors in this is insane and a certain actor later pulled a world class joker too (no spoilers) but Nicholson is unmatched
Maybe you know another actor. Harvey Dent, who in the The Dark Knight is played by Aaron Eckhart and becomes Two-Face, here is played by none other than Billy Dee Williams known for playing Lando Calrissian in Star Wars. Jack Palance (Carl Grissom) is also a very classic Hollywood oscar-winning actor.
Hi Mary , Very happy to enjoy your reaction to Michael Keaton's Batman🦇😊
I'm Batman !!
Batman Returns is a must. After that several Batman films came aping that were not very good until the Nolan films.
Michael Keaton is the reason why Bruce Wayne & Batman use two different voices. He decided to use a different voice for Batman cause he figured people should be able to see that Bruce Wayne is Batman. He also made Batman a little darker due to the suit being tight and making him go inward and withdrawn. The production wanted Jack Nicholson for the Joker but he was not sure about doing it so they asked Robin Williams. When Nicholson finally decided to do it they withdrew the offer to Williams. When Williams found out he was being used he refused to do any work with Warner Bros until they apologized. 3:34 he was supposed to say “I am the night” but decided to say “I’m Batman”. 11:11 well Alfred is more like a father than a butler. 12:19 I saw a video with him getting into the Joker makeup.
Only in Hollywood could Mr. Mom become Batman.
"I wish I was that forward..." Honey we all do!
NO BATMAN DOESN'T KILL, BUT IN THESE 80S MOVIES THEY DON'T FULLY STAY FAITHFUL TO THE COMICS.
LOL Mary is so funny without even realising it. starting the video talking about Beetlejuice then shortly after saying how she's unsure if she's seen Keaton in anything.
You should watch the sequel, Batman Returns. 100% must-watch, even more Tim Burton-y than the first. The subsequent movies, after Tim Burton and Michael Keaton exit, are debatable.
Also a word in defense of the much maligned TV series starring Adam West. The producers figured they didn't have the budget to do a serious Batman, so they did a light-hearted one. The characterizations are still fantastic and iconic despite the silly stories. Cesar Romero, despite his mustache, still ranks as one of the top all-time Jokers in a crowded field of great actors who've taken on the part (not you, Jared Leto). Burgess Meredith as Penguin, Eartha Kitt as Catwoman, Frank Gorshin as the Riddler, and all keyed in to the pop culture of the time. The rushed Batman movie they made to capitalize on the TV series was terrible, but the TV series itself is fun as long as you remember that Batman exists in many forms in different parallel dimensions.
In the comic book, Adam West's Batman once gave his utility belt to a more serious Batman and it saved his life. He's the most prepared Batman of them all, and will also give you a lecture on jaywalking.
Yes, exactly! Batman Returns wasn’t even a Batman movie, it was a Tim Burton movie… it just happened to have Batman in it. It was literally a repeat of Edward Scissorhands with the Penguin
This is still my favorite Batman movie and my favorite Joker. Nicholson nailed the random menace that the comic version of the character has.
You might have recognized Michael Keaton from "Spider-Man: Homecoming," where he played Vulture. In fact, Vulture in the comics is one of Spider-Man's lamest villains (just an old man in a green wing suit, it's embarrassing) but Keaton turned the character into a three-dimensional, sympathetic, and menacing villain. He's a much, much underrated actor.
11:15 That's Michael Keaton, who you've actually already seen twice before. He was the Vulture (flying big bad guy) in the MCU's Spider-Man: Homecoming and he was the title character in Beetlejuice.
Some versions of Batman doesn't kill (like the one from the animated series)
Some versions do kill... Batman (1989) & Batman Returns are versions where he does Kill
Also , The White "Make Up" IS Joker's Skin. The Skin tone is actually the make up
mary, the woman who played Vicki Vale, her name is Kim Bassinger, she was in a movie in 2003 called Cellular, i like that movie, also her daughter played Stargirl in a tv show on the CW in 2019 ?
Okay, you asked for it!
There are several films to concern yourself with when setting out to watch live-action DC movies. You've already seen the Nolan films, the newer Batman, and Joaquin Phoenix's Joker (2019). There's also a Phoenix Joker sequel coming out this year called Folie à Deux. Then there's the series that begins with the film you're watching today. I recommend watching the first two (which were directed by Tim Burton), but there are a third and fourth that follow, too. I've listed them all here:
1980s-90s Batman films
- Batman (1989)
- Batman Returns (1992)
- Batman Forever (1995)
- Batman & Robin (1997)
Then there are the Christopher Reeve Superman films. A bit dated, but they were really the first modern superhero movies. I again recommend the first two, but there are a third and fourth as well if you want to be a completionist:
Christopher Reeve Superman
- Superman: The Movie (1978)
- Superman II (1980)
"Have you ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight ?"
This movie and the next ones (Batman returns) are my favorite Batman movies... Other Batman movies from the 90s are not really good (but they're always funny, sometimes because they are so bad it becomes ridiculous ... and fun)
I had it in my mind that Jack Nicholson had played several characters named "Jack", but could only find Jack Torrance in The Shining. Although he has played a few "James", "Jake", "Jay" etc. Maybe it's because he's so noticeable that I always think of him as "Jack".
Keaton will always be MY Batman. 💕
Some quick Trivia: Michael Keaton started doing stand-up in L.A., and quickly moved to comedy films like Ron Howard's Night Shift, and Ron Howard's Gung Ho, but proved his acting chops with a film about addiction called Clean and Sober, which helped him get cast as Batman (at first fans were worried he was going to play it for laughs, but he balanced the absurdity with the drama pretty well). He was very good as a bad guy in both Pacific Heights and Desperate Measures, and after Batman Returns, went back and forth between comedies like The Paper and Multiplicity and more dramatic fare like One Good Cop and Jackie Brown. He kind of went through a slump for about a decade until gaining critical acclaim once more for a dramedy called Birdman, about an actor known for playing a superhero, and has since channeled that success into a resurgence of both dramatic roles (The Founder, Knox Goes Away) and superhero fare, like playing the villain in Spider-Man: Homecoming, and playing Batman onle more time in The Flash. The funny thing about your reaction was that you didn't recognize him as BEETLEJUICE! The sequel (called Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice) is also directed by Tim Burton - with much of the same cast returning - and is coming out later this year. Fingers crossed that it's as good as the first. Either way, thanks for another great reaction/review!!!
When Joker told the pilot to reach him at the top of the church in ten minutes, it's exactly ten minutes that go by until you see the helicopter.
I strongly recommend that you DON'T see the movie "Batman and Robin". It's bad.
You should give the animated series a try, if you haven't seen it already. Some must-watch episodes: Heart Of Ice, If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?, Two-Face (parts 1 and 2), the Demon's Quest (parts 1 and 2), and Almost Got 'Im.
Animated - Mark Hamill did the Joker's voice for that ( you don't recognize his voice ).
The Joker has his white skin color, this is due to the reaction of the chemicals where he fell. When you see him "normal" is when he applied makeup to look that way.
In Nolan's trilogy and Tod Phillips' Joker movie is where they don't follow that part of the Joker as he is in the comic. This one is more faithful to the story in that sense.
Actually, Batman is not classified as a "Superhero." Superheroes have qualities/powers that are above that of normal humans and come from within themselves. Superman, for instance, has super strength and X-ray vision, that's why he is classed as a Superhero, as are the Hulk, Aquaman, and the Flash. Characters such as Batman and Ironman are only able to do the things they do, because of gadgets and special clothing ..... Qualities that are not from within. Therefore, they are not considered Superheroes.
My favorite Batman. Thanks
Another actor you didn’t seem to recognize was the DA, Harvey Dent, who is Lando from Star Wars
Pro tip ..type in here Michael Keaton college ceremony speech when he says, I'm Batman!
The only Batman I will ever need since the day of its release in Theater. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Christian Bale's Batman: "Batman doesn't kill!"
Robert Pattinson's Batman: "Batman doesn't kill!"
George Clooney's Batman: "Batman doesn't kill!"
Val Kilmer's Batman: "Batman doesn't kill!"
Ben Affleck's Batman: "Batman doesn't kill!"
Adam West's Batman: "Batman doesn't kill!"
Keanu Reeves' Batma----wait, what? Really?
Josh Hutcherson's Batman: "Batman doesn't kill!"
Michael Keatons Batman: *sets a guy on fire*
As a fellow Belgian I'm guessing, that 'Godverdomme toch' was nicely said!
As a hobby photographer, I think the journalists meant he'd need a wide lens (not a long lens) to get her legs in the photo. A long lens would zoom in very close.
Knox was hitting on Vicki. He was making an X-rated pun.
Knox [to Vicki]: "If you want me to pose nude, you're gonna need a long lens."
33:17 Thats called a Bell's clapper
Please! No matter what people say, don’t skip any of the later Batman movies from this series. They may be bad but they’re a ton of fun!
32:59 It *was* hard to move in that suit. Look again and notice how Michael Keaton had to move his whole body to the left and right to look at things to the left and right. They improved the design of the bat suit in the next movie, Batman Returns, so he had better movement.
In the early Batman comics, he killed loads of people, mostly by gunshots.
It was my favorite movie when I was like 8-10 years old... rewatching this when I'm an adult I'm like damn... that movie was violent lol
That final 30 or 40 seconds remains my favorite superhero movie moment ever.
33:11 "We have a saying in Dutch, 'OOOOH.''' I think all languages say that :p .
The thing in the middle of a bell, in English, is called a clapper, believe it or not.
The thing in the middle of the bell is a "clapper". I think in Dutch it's "klepel"? (English and Dutch being not too far removed from each other.)
um watch batman returns next, then maybe if you want more DC try
Man of Steel (2013)
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) )
Wonder Woman (2017)
Aquaman (2018)
Birds of Prey (2020)
Zack Snyder’s Justice League (2021)
The Suicide Squad (2021)
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (2023)
and there are lots of great batman animated movies to they are awesome.
tbh honest i left some movies out but some one will recommend them everybody's different lol
There is no timeline. Watch at your leisure. Also, Tim Burton started the whole superhero craze with the success of Batmen. He did the sequel, which is very good; "Batman Returns." People complained that it was too dark and that was the last Batman movie that Tim Burton made. It's not a super dark film and is even better than "Batman" and it stars Michelle Pfeiffer, Danny DeVito along with Michael Keaton. Please watch the next Tim Burton film.
@ 10:32 You Say "Ohhh. She Has That '80's Hair!"
This "Batman" Movie Was Originally In The Movie Theaters 📽️🎟️🎟️🍿🍿🍫🍫🥤🥤 On June 23, 1989.
I Should Know Because I Remember 🤔 Going To The Movie Theaters 📽️🎟️🍿🍫🥤 That Summer ⛱️🌞 Of 1989 , In Leominster , Massachusetts.
Yes! I Am An Old Man , Now!😁🤓🙂☺️
I Am Typing This At 10:36 p.m. , 🌞 Sunday Night 🌛🌉🌃🌌 , April 14, 2024.
lego batman also uses refences to every batman movie while not being canon
and you should know Billy Dee Williams and each of the next movies all have one or two BIG name actors in them.
Here is a pretty thorough introductory rundown of the various branches of DC movies you can check out. I did not include here any of the TV shows unless one ties into a movie series.
That being said, the various shows of the DCAU (Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, Justice League) are often cited as a good entry point for new DC fans. It depends how curious you are and what kind of a time commitment you want to put into it.
The standalone films I get into later in this list are a good way to test the water and quickly see if DC is the kind of world you really want to see more of based on a quick but wide sample of stories.
If you liked this movie, I'd recommend checking out the other three 90s Batman movies. The later two are extremely goofy, which led to a somewhat negative reception. As dumb fun movies tho, they're serviceable.
Most people recommend just watching Batman and Batman Returns, and maybe Batman Forever if you're curious. Batman and Robin is really just if you want a good laugh at some cheezy dialogues.
-Batman Returns
-Batman Forever
-Batman and Robin
I'd recommend watching the first 2 Superman movies from the 70s-80s, the rest is pretty passable.
-Superman: The Movie (I'd recommend the 3 hour extended cut)
-Superman II (I would recommend the Richard Donner Cut over the theatrical one)
There is a wide catalogue of Animated DC movies, some of which are stand-alone, others form continuous Cinematic universes.
The DC Animated Movie Universe (DCAMU) begins with *Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox* and runs for 16 movies before being rebooted into a sort of "sequel universe" colloquially known as the Tomorrowverse. (beginning with *Superman: Man of Tommorrow* and currently counting 7 movies)
I would hightly recommend the DCAMU and the Tomorrowverse, with the disclaimer that the DCAMU movies occasionally get quite dark at times. I would however recommend familiarizing yourself with the various DC characters by watching some of the standalone animated movies (This is not necessary, you can absolutely just start with the DCAMU or the Tomorrowverse, it is only my recommendation that if you want to go through them all, you start wioth standalones, then go with DCAMU, then to Tomorrowverse)
Some of my personal recommendations for standalone animated movies are (in no perticular order)
-Green Lantern: First Flight
-Superman vs The Elite
-Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths
-Justice League: Doom
-Batman/Superman: Apocalypse
-Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (part of the 1990s Animated series but can be consumed on its own)
-Justice League: The New Frontier
-Batman: Year One
-Batman: The Dark Knight Returns - Part 1 and 2
There IS a live action cinematic universe of DC movies called the DCEU (DC Extended Universe) which starts with Man of Steel (2013) and with 16 movies of wildly varying quality and tone.
-Man of Steel
-Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (Ultimate Edition)
-Suicide Squad (2016)
-Wonder Woman
-Justice League (there are 2 very different version of the movie, to a point where you might as well watch both)
-Aquaman
-Shazam!
-Birds of Prey
-Wonder Woman 1984
-The Suicide Squad (2021)
-Peacemaker (An 8 episode TV series)
-Black Adam
-Shazam!: Fury of the Gods
-The Flash
-Blue Beetle
-Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
This Cinematic universe is set to be rebooted this year under the creative direction of James Gunn of Guardians of the Galaxy fame (who also did Suicide Squad 2021 and Peacemaker).
The old guy that betrays Jack's character, that actor is from a movie called City Slickers. That's the only thing I recognize him from. Great comedy film with Billy Crystal. Hey you should react to that haha
Jack Palance is an old-movie legend ... but City Slickers would be a great movie to react to! I don't think I've seen a reaction to it yet.
@@jlilley73 In the 80's he also hosted the tv show "Ripley's Believe It Or Not"
Perhaps now you should watch the 1978 Superman. It’s really fantastic for the time.
I am vengeance. I am the night! I am Batman!
For THIS series:
Batman -> Batman Returns -> Batman Forever -> Batman & Robin
Batman Returns is maybe my favorite Batman movie.
If you could find the way to combine Batman Returns and Pattinson's The Batman, the result would be the PERFECT Batman movie.
Batman Forever and Batman & Robin were originally supposed to be sequels to the Tim Burton movies, but they feature different actors as Batman, and a different director, and they're not as good.
So....make of that what you will. 🤷♂
This came out when I was 3 I think and I wore out the VHS, and the other 90s Batman movies were an amazing time for toys from McDonald's and all the collectibles
This is the First of all Batman movies
Batman is a great movie with action and a sense of humor. Jack Nicholson as the Joker stole the show! He gave a Oscar worthy performance. When the Joker is dead you can hear a creepy laughing sound. That was a nice touch. Tim Burton was the perfect director.
Fun fact: Jack Nicholson didn’t wanna do it at first, so they teased Robin Williams with the role. So Jack Nicholson said yes because Robin Williams might’ve gotten it, so they just used Robin Williams as bait basically 😭
I hope you watch ALL of them. It's fun, even if some think some of them kinda suck. You get to see the different lead actors as Batman, new costumes, new Batmobiles, and new villains! I'll watch them all with you.
You asked if there were any other actors you might have recognized, well Dent was played by Billy Dee Williams, whom you saw as Lando in your Star Wars reactions.
I love Batman & Robin - it’s wonderful. Enjoy every film!
This is still my favorite Batman movie. Part of it may be nostalgia, but I really like the look of it. And Michael Keaton is great as Batman.
One of Michael Keaton's greatest roles was Mr. Mom.
DC didn't really try to connect their movies until after Marvel did it. The OG Batman movies are each fairly standalone and only maintain tone and style if they have the same director. The Christopher Reeves Superman movies carry through the same actors, but the tone and quality goes downhill after Superman II.
After 2013, then you have the Snyderverse DC movies, so all of them are connected and should be watched in release order (except The Batman which is standalone). The extended cuts are better on each Snyder film.
For Batman, the order depends on the actor playing the lead . Each lead actor might have several different Batman movies i.e. part 1, part, 2, part 3….Once the lead actor who plays Batman changes the storyline returns to part 1 . So there is the Michael Keaton Batman which is not connected to the Val Kilmer Batman, which is not connected to the George Clooney Batman or Christian Bale , or Robert Pattinson .