The Best Batmobiles Of All Time
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- With The Batman set for release in 2021 and the reveal of the new Batmobile it's time to take a trip down memory lane to take a look at some of the best Batmobiles from across the movies, comics and TV shows. We're talking the Burton version from 1989, the Joel Schumacher ones, the Tumbler from the Christopher Nolan Dark Knight Trilogy, Batman V Superman, New 52, DC Rebirth, Batman 1966 and more. Thanks for watching.
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Wow I can’t believe they talked about every batmobile in 14 minutes
Right? They even mentioned all the Batmobiles that were invented after this video was made. Crazy.
I can talk about the animated Batmobile for 14 minutes, easy.
Timothy Dunlap oath
No. Not all animated series batmobiles were mentioned, the Batman Beyond mobile wasn't there, the 23rd cgi wasn't....
@@lilithdemonia74 Yes, there are many Batmobiles they didn't mention, that's the joke.
Batmobile: Guns? Yes. Turn signals? NO.
The muzzle flash from the gun on the left or right side would be used as the signal to indicate the turn .
Safety first!
Why would Batman announce his direction to his pursuers?
Jaime Garcia He’d want to inform innocent people driving on the road. Even Batman has to drive on public property.
@@JimmyBoots1986 depends on which batman Adam West "A good citizen always follows all the traffic ordinances." The Nolan batman just drives on roof tops so no need to signal.
I want only versions of Batman now where it's just Alfred riding him around on a bicycle
You mean like in Teen Titans Go to the Movies? Batman piggy-backing on Alfred.
@@Speedstar235 if that's what happens in that movie, then yes but with a bicycle
Robin pulling Batman around in a rickshaw.
@@ThreadBomb Also acceptable
I like the one that is a black vehicle with wheels
But that one is easily the worst!!1!1!
I think I missed that one. I should watch the video again, or have my friends watch it.
Ah so not a fan of the first redcarmobile
Hey! My favorite has no wheels!
ikr
Mason: *makes fun of batface and bat fins*
Also Mason: *doesn't like nolan's because they're not batman themed*
There's definitely a middle ground
The duality of man
Mason is the most complex character in the sunday movie-verse
He is an enigma
@@Ovetupp He is the funnier character than we had before. Mason is the key to all of this.
One of my favourite batmobiles is the telltales batman series where on the surface it looks like a generic red sports car. But when given the signal it armour up and turns black and adds a few bat decals basically transforming it into a sport car style batmobile.
MrBones You’ll love The Batman 2004 batmobile then
That "Lamborghini" was a Chevrolet C3 Corvette in the first few panels, then a DeTomaso Pantera, then finally a Lamborghini Countach
The Lamborghini Murcielago in the Dark Knight from what I've heard means 'Bat' in Italian which is a nice touch from Nolan.
I've just realised that there's a tragic irony to Jason Todd being introduced by prying the wheels off the Batmobile. Because as we all know; "Batmobile lost a wheel, Joker got away"
Which probably led to his death.
Hit the kid till he keeled, then blew him to yesterday
I was soooooooo happy when Jason Todd got killed.
At least he wasn't using a crowbar to pry other parts off...
Necessary retcons to Jason Todd's origin:
-It happened during Christmas
-Batman stunk that day
-The mysterious appearance of an egg in Todd's bed that morning
-Batman used the specific car Todd stole the wheels off of.
-They weren't put back well, that's why the wheel fell off
Let's do this!
@@BATCHARRO Yes!
There were 6 versions of the Tumbler made for the films, all for different purposes. One was made specifically for that scene in the Dark Knight where it makes a huge jump off a roof. The version that was used as a functional, driving vehicle came into my brother's shop to get repairs done during the filming of Dark Knight Rises. He got some dope pictures with it too.
3:47 Batman stopping for directions is absolutely amazing.
The Telltale series one is a transformer as well and I really liked it.
yeah we know it was mentioned in the video just like every other batmobile
@@orienday3430 it was?
The first 1960's BatMobile used to have yellow trimming.
The designer and builder test drove it and was pulled over by police, then impounded and crushed because it wasn't considered road legal.
Yet if you drove drunk back then you'd just get a fine.
What a shame.
@@maxhydekyle2425 Off topic, but I think if you drive while texting or on your phone you should get the same punishment as driving drunk.
RowdyRodimus good thing you don’t make the laws then. My god.
@@MaxBSolo The same or more amounts of wrecks and deaths happen for distracted driving as drunk driving, so the punishments should be equal.
The tim burton batmobile is my personal favorite because it just had such a great design and cool gadgets. The animated series one was good too because it was essentially a simplified( for animation purposes) version of the same car.
Nah, the 1966 one. It just was sleek!
@DD Chittick If I remember correctly, the first episode of Batman The Animated series used the Batman theme from Tim Burton's Batman 1989 movie.
who else paused the vid instantly to look for a comment over the tim burton bat-mobile.
The BvS Batmobile incorporates the sporty looks of the 1989 one with the armor look of Nolan's one, it's the best version yet in my opinion.
Fun crossover: in the miniseries Justice, drawn by the great Alex Ross, there is an armoured batsuit modelled on the 60s Batmobile. It's bloody cool looks amazing and gives me great Kingdom Come batsuit vibes 🙂
Shows a Corvette
“He had a Lamborghini”
Fr I thought I was the only one who noticed that
It does look very similar to the Lamborghini Miura though.
Just a C3 with an effects package.
My favorite is the second car from the "the Batman", which is an animated series from 2004
They didn't mention alot of Batman animated shows. Besides THE animated series. :-S
Man the batman was awesome everyone in that show went to the school of butt whoop
This is my favorite also, in fact I love it so much I have a toy version sitting at the bottom of some tub collecting dust
That Lamborghini style vehicle is a must!
@@josephorelien3192
I didn't like The Batman at first due to innate hostility of "That's not MY batman" but it grew on me.
I love the flying Batmobile from Batman Beyond, I can't wait to see them talk about that one!
Hooray for early video 😊 I'm quite fond of the 90s animated batmobile but then that is my favourite version of Batman. Really happy with all the Battinbat stuff so far, looking forward to seeing the new vehicle in motion
It irks me greatly that y'all didn't mention my favorite batmobile, the spidermobile. Didn't even talk about my second favorite the Thanos Copter. You're off your game guys.
actually they got 100%
Didn't Peter build that with Johnny Storm for an advertising company? I don't think he ever really intended on keeping it.
@@UkuleleAversion I believe so. I remember it most from Old Man Logan.
@@maxhydekyle2425 It was in Old Man Logan?! Man, I've got to read that sometime. I think I started reading Old Man Logan but it was Vol. 2 where he goes back in time and there was a lot of X-Men continuity involved that I didn't understand.
@@UkuleleAversion The X-Men continuity is so bizarre, I mostly just ignore things I don't fully understand.
I couldn't see the batman beyond batmobile, so I watched again... still nothing. Had a friend watch... still nothing... the cycle has continued and I fear I will never see it!
Try watching it again, I'm sure it's here somewhere.
i gotta say man these videos are awesome I'm up all night going through these its such a great watch thanks mate
I grew up in the 80’s in a small Northern California town of about 1000 people and just randomly a guy in our town owned the actual 60’s tv Batmobile. Bought it from the studio at some point. He’d drive it in the May town parade every year and even run some of the functional gadgets on it. Pretty awesome for us kids
Love when these come out while I just woken up and having my coffee, Oh and you two didn't mention alot of the animated batmobiles like the other animated shows besides the classic animated series.
thanks for the uploads guys, it gives us something to watch whilst on lockdown
*drinking challenge:*
every time they say “bat”, take a shot
I do believe that's called manslaughter.
murderouscow it’s suicide, i’m doing it to myself and i’m doing it on purpose
Ya dead!
great vid boys, keen for the pod
My grandpa was a mechanic and actually help built the Tim Burton bat mobile... but my favorite so far is Christopher’s Nolan’s batmobile.
The Norm Breyfogle one is the GOAT. Someday when I’m a bazillionaire I will make a irl one.
Always good visuals on these. Nice job, gents.
Fun fact: the 1989 Batmobile has no doors because of a production gaff. Anton Furst (the designer) did a talk at the University where I work and told the story.
The whole body is a single-piece fibreglass shell over a Chevrolet Impala chassis but when it was produced it was pointed out they forgot to cut holes for doors to be fitted. As they didn't have time or money to redo the body it was decided to saw off the cockpit canopy and have it slide forwards so that Batman could get in.
The Batman Beyond one is probably my favorite, however the Batmobile from the CW series "The Batman" was a really good blend of the classic style, military build, and just being a normal car.
I ALMOST got pissed they didn't mention the Lamborghini Batmobile from 1989, but then Matt showed it at 12:43 and I calmed right down. Thanks mate. 👍
I like how James always formats his collab videos where he speaks first, which makes you unsure whether Mason is in the video and then bam there he is.
70s Batmobile, Neil Adams’ Batman are still my favorite. The car for the new film, looks pretty retro as well.
The one before that was similar but a bit more of a muscle car. Looks similar to the new version.
www.ourworlds.net/batman/batmobile/batmcmc-70.jpg
www.ourworlds.net/batman/batmobile/batmobile_1970.jpg
I know most people don't like the Arkham Knight batmobile because you have to use it a lot. But I honestly never got bored of using it. Felt amazing to drive for me, tank mode was fun (story context didnt technically make sense for Tank Mode but whatever it was fun so I didnt care that much). Honestly there is nothing like the feeling of driving throught Gotham at high speeds and ejecting from the Batmobile to kick a thug in the face with a flying kick. It's just amazing for me tbh.
Edit: Also being able to switch the batmobile model and use a bunch of different Batmobiles was amazing
I really liked it when you mentioned the flying one from Batman Beyond. I know you already mentioned it but I wanted to reiterate because of how much I enjoyed it.
I grew up on Norm Breyfogle (RIP) art and his car designs were always amazing. Look at 12:43 and tell me you wouldn't want to rip up the streets of Gotham in that thing?
I wouldn't, if I ever want to get laid again. Looks ridiculous.
I like the blue Super Friends toy from the late 70s early 80s. That was nice and is now expensive to get.
I really like the Telltale Batman Batmobile... it can change between batmobile and sports car, I love it so much!
Personally, my favourite batmobile was a mcdonalds toy I got at some point in the early 2010s.
It could split apart and would have a bat cycle inside.
Positively dope.
Yeah we mentioned that one.
I think I remember James mentioning that one. But I'm not sure when. I'm going to watch it again to see.
my favourite version of the batmoblie is the fact that mr sunday movies mentioned every batmoblie from the first batman comics til end of the time.
My favourite Batmobile has always been the one from the THE BATMAN cartoon from the mid 2000's. It had a cool light trail and was animated to steer in almost exclusively 90 degree angles.
I love the bat mobile from the cartoon “the Batman” the 2nd one he gets after the first one is destroyed is so dope
Holy, Unskipped Batmobile, Mr. Sunday Movies!! I had my doubts but you didn't miss a single one! Especially the one form The Batman on the WB!! THAT ONE WAS SO SICK!!!
Robat Battinbat’s Batmobile has Bat-Turn-Signals
That 'Lamborghini Batmobile' designed by Neal Adams is actually based on a Corvette. Bruce Wayne's black 1963 Corvette in The Batman is a direct nod to this iteration of the Batmobile.
He did drive an actual Lamborghini Batmobile at times in the 80s, though. The Batmobile Jason Todd jacked the hubcaps from was a Lamborghini.
4:10 Screw this, I'm joining the Avengers.
Yayy Mr Sunday Movies makes my Corona day fun!
How the fuck did you comment 1 day ago on a video 15mins old? 🤣
Instant like and subscribe you two are brilliant together
TBH, I think the Tumbler is my favorite. Just seemed practical for the world he lived in and has some cool functions.
The batwing aligning with moon scene blew my mind as a kid. I started drawing the bat symbol everywhere. I mowed lawns so I could buy a VHS copy of the movie. Good memories
YAAAY. Megabattie. Her video featuring "bat hairdressing" is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. She's a hero for bats in Sydney and area. She, Meg Churches, is an Australian National Treasure. Love her youtube channel and Batzilla the Bat as well. She's not posting much now, but Batusi Nights (remember the Bright Knight's dance??) has a greaat channel, too, with the best baby/mother bat reunion ever.
Dope thumbnail dude
Oh boy, I'm glad they went through every batmobile that has ever been, I'm especially glad that my favorite one was in there, I might have missed it, but I know I just have to rewatch the video and I'll catch it.
My favourite Batmobile is from Arkham Knight. Arkham Asylum, 1989 are great too. The Batman is also great, and of course it’s early on so it’s subject to advancements later on.
Mason doesn't like James one brother because.....
He once had a bag of juju candies and asked everyone in the room if they wanted one, but by the time he got to Mason there was none left.
Mason has never forgave. And he never forgot.
maso is the real batman for that,james's brother the one maso doesn't like is joe chill it's canon.
My childhood nostalgia prevents me from not loving the Batman Forever Batmobile. As I kid I fucking loved how crazy it looked.
There was a Batmobile with a bat-face in one episode of The Animated Series. This was during a flashback that showed how he met the mechanic that created his (then) current Batmobile.
Oh I love that one that you mentioned. That one is my favorite.
what i liked about the BvS batmobile (and even the Batwing) is that the machine guns look obviously added on, they weren't part of the vehicle's original design, in Justice League he even adds a big cannon to replace the passenger seat, hinting that he only became violent and started using guns after losing his sidekick
Another one that combines a bunch of elements from previous batmobiles and works is from the Batman Brave and the Bold cartoon...like was mentioned in the video.
Thank you for mentioning the *Red Car* My second favorite batmobile.
The wobbling fins on those Schumacher mobiles....
Is can’t wait to see more details of the new batmobile
The Tumbler is not only the best Batmobile, it is the greatest vehicle ever created. And quite possibly the pinnacle of all human achievement in the history of design and engineering.
Good content
To be fair it's a common misconception that the Tumbler isn't "Bat themed" but there is a diagram out there that shows the sort of bat flapping its wings shape that the Tumbler follows
Link?
@@salvadorgomez6190 images.app.goo.gl/cBRnQY7nHSmgrerKA
Since I grew up with Batman Begins and The Dark Knight those vehicles are the most batman to me
I always give likes based on pure faith that the video is good and it hasn't disappointed.
I love the Robat BattenBat design, so cool
4:34 Always wanted to see SNL or somebody do a parody of this scene, with some Clara-Peller-esque little old lady who takes the harpoon in her hip replacement (CLANK!) and toddles around in place, grabbing the cable and screaming as she impossibly withstands the pull while the Batmobile completes the turn. Then Bats releases the cable and the LOL flies backwards into something.
The _Brave and the Bold_ Batmobile is a great representation of what a Batmobile should be. It draws inspiration from the most famous George Barris design for the 1966 television show, but also effectively includes elements from the early comics. The Batmobile history website has assembled information about hundreds of Batmobile designs, including the Forrest Robinson Batmobile you feature in the video. That particular car now sports a black and red finish that is not original, but is obviously a strategy used to associate it with the Barris Batmobile.
As yank, my fave Batmobiles have been created by the brits, the keaton one and the tumbler. Animated series one is also incredible.
you showed my fave right at the end...RIP Norm Breyfogle
Check out the one from the “White Knight” series, that one opened my eyes a bit to cool car designs, its a mix of the Animated series one and the Tumbler. Plus it’s a story with multiple era Batmobiles driving around at once
The Batman '89 and TAS Batmobiles (and Batwings) are absolutely my favorites. Haven't been fond of many other incarnations. I thought the Tumbler was fine, and I agree with it working for the universe in which it's used, but I'm sick of people making Bat-tanks at this point. I feel like the Batmobile from the Arkham Games and the BvS/Justice League universe were trying too hard to remind people of the Nolan movies, especially since the Batmobile you didn't get to drive in Asylum and City was a slick looking modern take on the '89 car, then they lolnoped you in Knight with a tank when you finally got to drive it. I'm happy to see that The Batman is going to have a Batmobile that's more car-like again.
I agree, luckily the asylum one was dlc later on
The new one looks most like the Batmobile from the 1970s:
www.ourworlds.net/batman/batmobile/batmcmc-70.jpg
www.ourworlds.net/batman/batmobile/batmobile_1970.jpg
How naive that James thinks Gangnam Style only has 145M views
That caught off guard, only a bad person wouldn't know how many views it has.
Guess I'm bad then.
Never had an interest to go to that page.
@@Possiblyabandaid You are. You are humorless.
The song is absolute trash.
@@shannonbayley3684 It's actually a terrific song, but it's too popular to be cool. Certainly not cool enough for someone who comments on videos called "The best Batmobiles of all time".
I enjoy the fact that they assembled a bunch of Batmobiles from various eras, including the movies, in the White Knight. Great story!
My favorite is the one from Batman: The brave and the bold
Honestly I love the look of the batmobile in The Lego Batman Movie and I would love to see a live action version of it someday
My favourite is probably the flying one with the huge window that Dick and Damian used. It's just so right for them and that run of Batman -- cheesy, pulling from other material yet against all odds it just works.
HELL, THE BATMOBILE FROM THE ANIMATED SERIES! that's the best one to me.
My favorite live action Batmobiles are the Tumbler, 60s Batmobile, and the BTAS Batmobile.
Don't forget about the iconic gotham batmobile where its just a black mustang with bulletproof windows
Dammit this is my 3rd time watching this brilliant video and I keep missing my favorite batmobile I think 🤔
Wow didn't even see the Brave and the Bold Batmobile, the Telltale Batmobile, or the Titans Batmobile...
Well, time to watch the video for the 65,768th time.
Its not my favorite one but I quite enjoy the Batman brave and the bold batmobile. Which of course y'all mentioned and/or showed it.
At 11:24 is clearly a riff on the Mach 5 (Speed Racer). My two favorite live-action bat mobiles (and arguably the two most realistic-if you ignore the rocket engines) are the 60’s Lincoln Futura and the Nolan Tumbler. I also like the BvS bat mobile because it looks like a sequel evolution of the Tumbler. Even though BvS is officially not in the same Earth as Nolan, they clearly hinted at ties with both the Bat mobile and the burned out Wayne mansion.
The "labo" is actually inspired by a 70s sting Ray Corvette actually
For me its the one from the animated series "batman the brave and the bold". It takes a lot of elements from a lot of batmobiles and it just works really well for me
I didn’t see my favorite batmobile listed. Which is the first batmobile from The Batman cartoon, from 2005. It was so dope.
My favourite, and I’m not surprised you missed it because everyone seems to forget about it, is the season 4 animated series Batmobile. When they updated the art style, just a beautiful and slick car
A more practical version of the Burton Batmobile would be the best. That Batmobile is a sight of beauty.
My favourite is the BvS batmobile because I think I got a great blend between the sleek batness of Burton’s and the armoured power of Nolan’s
My favorite live action batmobile is the Battinson one. But my favorite of all time is the arkham asylum batmobile, which feels to me like a modernization of all the features of the best batmobiles which also feels timeless
The white knight bat mobile is literally made to be destructive, but it’s still my favorite.
I got one of those partworks series of like a hundred batmobiles and I have absolutely no idea where to put them. This is absolutely a cry for help.
The absolute best feature the Arkham Knight mobile introduced was the prisoner carriage. In all the incarnations before, the villains who are murdering terrorists would just sit right next to batman up front and nothing bad ever happened? I like that he has this contained cell that folds very ergonomically into the back.
Love the 66 batmobile look but gotta say I agree with James the latest comic book iteration is really good as I draws from most versions