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BATMAN (1989) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!
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- This Batman movie is one of the very few that we just haven't seen and Jack Nicholson as The Joker is beyond impressive!
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I saw this movie in the theater in 1989. You guys cannot imagine the energy in the audience. The entire theater howled when they heard him say: “I’m Batman”.
There has never been such energy or excitement for a Batman movie before or since.
This one will always be the best of the best.
I saw this in theaters too, but the theater on the weekend was so sparse, I didn't even know who this Chara yet was until afterwards. But, obviously became obsessed with the dark brooding icon.
I was born in 96 but I can definitely imagine. I still say this and Batman Returns was the best ones. Tim Burton's creativity is just different compared to the other ones. That's how I feel about Sam Raimi with Spiderman. Tobey Maguire was the best Spiderman.....imo
I saw this on the opening weekend and it was very exciting! The theater was packed and everyone was really into it.
I was pretty excited when he showed up in The Flash. Him and Supergirl were the best parts.
I wish I could be a fly on that wall.
Michael Keaton is my favorite Batman live action always has been!!!
Me too.
Same. This film is still my favorite Batfilm
@@Kdotkon Same here
He IS Batman!!!!
Michael Keaton is my favourite Batman too.
What's crazy is how many people were complaining about and doubting the casting of both Keaton and Nicholson for this film when it was announced the movie was being made. So many people saw Keaton as only a comedic actor and Nicholson as a weird dramatic actor and gave neither of them any trust in playing their roles well enough to satisfy comic fans and casual movie goers alike. Fast forward to now, and they are both always in the conversation for who is the best Batman and Joker.
what are you talking about? these actors were screen tested an given these roles. tim burton had a vision that included keaton an nicholson. i saw this opening night in theater. im now 42.
@@georgekappos7126 I'm not talking about those who made the film. I'm referring to the general public's reaction to the casting decisions. My best friend at the time and his father ran a comic book shop and I can't even begin to count how many times someone would be in there making some remark about how they can't believe these were the people they picked to play these roles. We were in high school when this released in the theater and I distinctly recall more than a few people saying how wrong they were for doubting.
I remember that. the common insult was "Mr Mom is Batman?!" (For those of you too young, Keaton was best known for a movie called Mr. Mom where he because a male housewife)
And ALSO, it was unheard of for an A-list Academy Winner/Oscar winner (Jack Nicholson) to do a comic book movie.
Personally, Nicholson has been cool and talented his whole career...so I think once other actors saw an a-lister can do a comic book villain (and ace it), then it must be ok. After him....the floodgates open to good actors: Val Kilmer, Tommy Lee Jones, Christopher Walken, Jim Carey.
Nicholson made is OK for good actors to act in comic book movies.
@@WaltBTB that's crazy to me. My comic book store which was action comics an games which was literally like 500 yards from my house. Nobody had anything to say but good things even after things like Mr mom or even night shift. Honestly, I don't think keaton would have made a bad joker due to his ability to be really intense. I never heard any of this even in the tabloids or any of those silly Hollywood shows.
@@WaltBTB honestly. Maybe it's like Spiderman. I hate tobey. They made him corny an his acting just isn't good. It's why he stopped acting after this
Even without nostalgia goggles, Michael Keaton, just like Christopher Reeves as Superman, was born to play Batman. He didn't just deliver a performance, to many he made a childhood hero come to life on the big screen for the first time in 1989. You are going to love Batman Returns. It's even darker and Michelle Pfeiffer just steals the movie.
Yup, still my favorite Batman.
Agreed! She is my favorite catwoman and what I find so awesome is she trained to use that whip, so anytime she uses it that's really her! I think who also does a really good job that not many people mention is Christopher Walkin, he has some of the best lines in the movie to me!
Penguin and Catwoman were amazing, and Michael Keaton was my favorite Batman. The three of them together were awesome.
Little known fact all the doller bills Joker droped on the city at the parade battle were fakes with his face on them
As much as I love Batman returns she does just become Catwoman out of nowhere and everyone is fine with that lol and then complain about Halle Barry Catwoman a movie which is shit yea but how she becomes Catwoman is pretty much the same like why do a bunch of cats just come and bite Michelle Pierfer ? And why does she become Catwoman at all
I remember when Tim Burton cast Michael Keaton as Batman, I wasn't so concerned about whether or not he could pull off Batman, but I was hugely concerned whether or not Michael Keaton could pull off Bruce Wayne. At the time, Keaton had been in a lot of movies where he was expected to be "over the top" in his acting (not unlike Jim Carrey for a more recent example). His subdued performance as Bruce Wayne absolutely nailed it for me. Keaton was a spot on Batman and a spot on Bruce Wayne.
A movie of his from before Batman was on tv earlier called Mr Mom and he was a lot like how he acts as Bruce Wayne
What I loved about Keaton as Bruce Wayne was that for all his subdued performance, looking into his eyes, you could believe there was this steeled resolve and fire inside him. Contrary to many others, Keaton to me was really able to bring across that the Bruce Wayne persona is the show act and the Batman persona a much more authentic representation of his character.
Living "Dangerously"
@@richardrobbins8067 I don't fargin believe it.
I remember when he was cast as Batman. My dad said "why don't they just make Steve Guttenberg Batman?" That was pretty spot on. Then we saw the movie and he didn't say another bad thing about Keaton as Batman..
Jack Nicholson’s Joker is widely considered one of the best, and Michael Keaton’s Batman is also one of the best.
I mean, look at his face, he was clearly born to the play the Joker.
I feel like he’s gotten disrespected a lot recently people forget how entertaining he was.
@@ColonelCarnage because people now only want the Joker to be a psychopath but they forget that he's still a clownand can be funny. Mark Hamill and Jack Nicholson are the best Jokers
James Gunn hates this movie and thinks Jack Nicholson was the worst to be Joker.
What an awesome idea to give him the reigns to produce a bunch of DC movies.
People my age remember 1989 as the Summer of the Bat. This was *the* pop culture phenomenon. This was Avengers before the Avengers. Merch was everywhere, I saw the movie three times in theaters. You couldn't watch tv without six tie-in commercials every half-hour. Jack Nicholson was publicly declared President. *Everybody* was Batman for Halloween.
It was an *amazing* summer.
The Summer of 89 was just insane, beginning with Indiana Jones opening for Memorial Day weekend! Just beautiful from there! Leathal Weapon 2 also came out that summer! I too remember the HUGE billboards all around New Orleans riding in on the West bank on the Crescent City Connection and the Huey P. Long Bridge.
Batmania was everywhere in 89,I loved it
Man, what I would give to see that!
Even after Ledger and Phoenix, some still consider Nicholson as the best Joker. And there's convincing arguments to make to consider it, because he was amazing here.
Phoenix didn't do it for me. Ledger did.
Next to Cesar Romero Jack Nicholson is the greatest Joker of all times hands down!!!!!!!!!!!
When it came out, i tried to do the Joker laugh from the basement surgeon scene....but I just couldnt make it sound crazy.
Nicholson sounded seriously insane.
Like a man who's lost his mind.
As much as a I love Ledger and Hamill, his laugh in that basement was chilling, scary, and insane -- he really makes you understand why he has one academy award for every decade of his career.
@@AsylumSaint not that he grabs it and laughs at it, but he actually has a full blown conversation with the charred corpse and follows it's "advice". That's gotta be one of the craziest thing that a Joker has ever done.
It will always be Jack for me but in all fairness to Heather, he smashed it for me and is my second favourite Joker
The film was a box office success, making $411 million dollars against a $60 million dollar budget. It was filmed on location at Pinewood Studios, London England and it won the Oscar for Best Production Design! The VFX were done by The Meddings Camera Company, whom did VFX for all the James Bond movies.
Thank you imdb man
Shit, thats awsome i remember reading the batmobile was made in Sydney australia love this when ya 10yrs old and still do
I remember when this movie was released. There were billboard signs almost everywhere with the Batman logo and it had me wanting to see it. I wore out the VHS tape.
Had the poster from the newspaper🙌
Did you see it in theaters? Was it a packed crowd?
No one wants to hear about your sexual escapades with a VHS tape OKAY.
Hell yeah it was a packed crowd,back in those days they only showed a movie at one screen in each cinema,Batman returns is the first movie to have the same movie playing on multiple screens at each cinema bc of the huge success of Batman in 1989
Ever frame of this film is iconic. I mean, in 1989, Batman was everywhere. You couldn't leave the house without seeing someone wearing Batman merch. I, myself, had about 4 Batman T-shirts and 2 caps. People paid just to see the trailer. They'd find out what films the trailer was attached to, buy their ticket, watch the trailer and leave. Every Warner Bros. film that came out before Batman got a big bump in its box office.
This movie also had 2 soundtracks. The first was the Prince soundtrack...songs featured in and inspired by the film. The 2nd...Danny Elfman's film score. And, yeah, I got 'em both.
Sounds a lot like the Star Wars hype about a decade later when The Phantom Menace came out… I was about 5 years old at the time
Wasn't the Animated Series based on the success of the Burton/Elfman combo iconography?
@@3Kings_Industries yes
'Partyman' and 'Trust' are my favourite one.
Not to mention all the toys and hand held vidio games, i probably still got those stored away somewhere.
The collaboration of Elfman, Burton and Prince was a stroke of genius. The choices for Alfred and Joker were absolutely spot on.
The best version of the "Batdance" single by Prince is the Vicki Vale mix.
I love that even after they shifted away from Burton, the actors for Alfred and Commissioner Gordon remained.
This Batman will always be my Batman.
And what about the soundtrack? Just amazing
Fantastic Danny Elfman score!
This is actually the most perfect representation of the Joker ever put on film.
Danny Elfman,s score on this film is what stands out the most for me . Seeing this on a THX sound system was amazing.
Danny Elfman is amazing, everytime I see his name I know the soundtrack is going to be solid!
@@OctoKrool He's doing the Dr. Strange: Multiverse of Madness soundtrack. Its perfect for what Elfman does.
The heavy breathing that Nicolson did when he says "remember you're my number one guy" is his impression of Jack Palance because he had that distinctive delivery style delivering his lines where he breathes heavily. Some of that was due to Jack Palance's severe wounds suffered in WWII. They had to basically rebuild his face and nasal cavities etc. Check out Jack Palance in Shane.
Palance in "City Slickers"
I seen this movie in the theatres when I was six and when I got home I was jumping on the furniture pretending I was Batman, very impactful. This movie still kind of holds up even now.
I was 5 and man I did the same thing. Drove my family insane when we got the vhs
At the time, many ppl (myself included) didn't know Harvey Dent was to become a Villain. Batman The Animated Series aired not too long after this hit theaters. That's when I knew, and it was like WOW! Billy Dee was Harvey Dent!
"Wait'll they get a load of me", became a popular phrase. When he said it, ppl in the theater chuckled, some even clapped. TUPAC even put it in his song LUNATIC from his 1st album 2Pacalypse Now. Prince was nominated for an Oscar for the soundtrack, I believe he won.
I love Michael Keaton's Batman. Not only he is a badass and smart, I find him also the most charming and charismatic.
"I didn't ask'...such a pimp line! OMG! I love this movie. And Keaton remains MY Batman. The main reason is that I feel like every other actor to play this role, has been EITHER a good Batman OR a good Bruce Wayne. In my opinion, Michael Keaton does BOTH, brilliantly. Another Banger reaction, guys!
@Lexington73300 I agree, but I never put him or Mark Hamill in the running for live action film acting. Not that either of them lack chops in that department either! LOL Good call though.
The heavy breathing is Nicholson doing a parody of Jack Palance’s earlier line in the movie about being his "number one guy."
Yes! Michael Keaton this was my all time fav.
I went to see this at the show and the Joker is something else. Such a great movie 🎥
Me too. The good news is that Michael Keaton reprise Batman from the new flash movie later this year.
Who else is sad we didn't get to see Billy Dee Williams as Two-Face?
Batman 1989 is EPIC!
One of you saw Batman and Robin before Batman 89? I'm SO sorry
Also Ed Wood is a hilarious and criminally overlooked Burton film.
100% agree!!!
@@SuburbanSavage Future events such as these will affect you in the future!
Beetlejuice
Gotta watch Batman returns as well. Both Catwoman and penguin are- *chef's kiss* perfection 👀
Remember boys Tim Burton directed this
And Prince added songs to the soundtrack
The guy with the swords getting kicked was a reminiscent of Indiana Jones and the ark of the covenant
Batterang jet that actually has a nice ring to it, but it's the batwing.
Your reaction to when the guy with the ankle blades or whatever getting coin punched by Batman's device was priceless🤣
The theme song is also in the animated series
Mind you this was aimed for kids. And it was written into Jack Nicholson's contract that he gets a percentage of the net from images of him. So every poster, action figure, Happy Meal toy, etc went into his pocket. His children never have to work because of how big this movie was.
Imagine how loaded he'd be if he'd gotten a percentage of the gross...
He not only got money from images of him,he had it in his contract that he got a cut of merchandising on any Batman movie Warner Bros make.It's said he's made over $50 million from that alone.
Michael Keaton is Batman💜
-Arnie: "What killed the dinosaurs? THE ICE AGE!!!"
-Me: What killed this franchise? McDONAAAALDS.....
Production designer Anton Furst won an Academy Award for the movie. A year after he won the Oscar, he committed suicide. He was also the production designer on Full Metal Jacket, and Tim Burton wanted to hire him to do Beetlejuice, but he decided to do another movie.
"I didn't ask."
And the runner up is, "What makes you think I want to hear you talk?"
And this has been another episode of Batman villains saying wildly savage shit to women.
One would almost think them baddies, or something...😏
@@Cyborganna Good point, the operative word should've been "savage" or "harsh". Of course they're bad guys, but that doesn't mean they can't throw down a sick burn every once in a while. Especially when we live in a world where Superheroes say 'hardcore badass shit' that only hardcore badasses say like, "I'm also a big fan of Justice" and "I came back to stop you."
Even in the entire superhero genre, is there a more subtle, petulant nuke of an exchange like that?
"Hey, should we go someplace quieter? We can't hear each other talk!"
"What makes you think I want to hear you talk?"
I remember standing in a long line to see this movie. It was arguably the first real blockbuster superhero movie since Superman:The movie which came out in 1978 when I was 14! Damn the good old days.
I think this is my favorite Batman movie. It feels like a comic book movie.
Super glad your watching this, it was my childhood!
Danny Elfman and Prince did all the music for Batman. Prince Batman album is awesome. Jack Nicholson and Michael Keaton are perfect together.
Classic. Jack and Michael kicked ass as Joker and Batman. My favorite score by Elfman.
My Lords in 1989, Batman was everywhere and I mean EVERYWHERE! The phenomenon was real and I'll never forget it. Thank you for your reaction. This movie was part of an amazing summer of movies in 1989.
Jack is the scariest Joker of all!
You two are incredible. Truly look forward to spending time with you. Always enjoyable and entertaining.
Thank you Karen, we appreciate that :)
This was the the first movie to be 12 certificate. No internet at the time, the hype was amazing. You just used to walk around and see the bat sign everywhere, on billboards, bus stops, in the train stations, in newspapers. Everybody was dying to see it.
Can never go wrong with a classic
Classics have never gone wrong!
Great reaction. I remember seeing this at the theater when it came out and how I was practically walking on air for the rest of the day. It truly paved the way for the big wave of superhero films that followed by making it possible for the public to take such films seriously.
Batman 89 is still my personal favorite Batman movie to this day!!!
Same!
I keep going back and forth between this Batman and Batman Returns. I think Batman has the better arch-villain antithesis in Nicholson's Joker, but Batman Returns has the superior romance with the tragic relationship between Bruce Wayne and Selena Kyle, who are perfect for each other and yet can never be.
I love how Joker becomes progressively unhinged throughout the movie.
Jack Nicholson by far always were and still are my favorite Joker
My favorite line is actually one that got cut. Joker asks "Where does he got those wonderful toys?" Then originally he looked at his henchmen and yelled, "Don't just stand there! Go and ask him!"
Don't know why that line got cut.
I remember seeing this in the theater. I think I was even late for work that day. lol.
I can't lie about it, Jack Nickelson's version of the Joker was so good, it took me YEARS before I would watch "The Dark Knight", because I didn't think there was any way Heath Ledger could live up to it. I have to admit, I was wrong. When I was finally talked into watching it, I was shocked at how good his performance was. They are, as Mr. Miagi would say, "different but same".
1 of my favourite movies with my favourite characters Batman and the Joker
I love Michael Keaton. My favorite is him in "Much Ado About Nothing." Like he just takes that character to a whole new level of hilarity.
This is my OG Batman. Had the VHS. :D
Others are good, sometimes they are great, but this is my Bat vs. Joker.
You should see the movie that started it all. And that, personally, I think that today it is still the best superhero movie ever created. Richard Donner (The Omen, Lethal Wheapon Saga, The goonies...) directing, Gene Hackman, Marlon Brando, Glenn Ford, Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder, Ned Beatty...as cast, Mario Puzo (The Godfather) as screenwriter, John Williams as composer... The one and only 1978 Superman The Movie
"Anton Furst. Where's Anton Second?" I nearly spit my drink out. Thanks for the laugh
With this joker, they really pay homage to the different side of comics. Because with the comics, you have a very comic book type character from the 60s to the 80s, in from the 80s to present you have a very gritty dark realistic joker. This was a perfect iteration of the former
batman returns terrified me as a kid danny devito did a great job just as well Robert de nino
I think you're probably referring to Christopher Walken, not De Niro. And yes, Walken was also awesome as the monster behind a handsome face.
As a kid i grew up watching this batman movie and to me keaton is my Batman for sure.
"This town needs an enema!" **honk** ...his delivery on that line always cracks me up.
I remember my dad taking me to the theater to see this great time with my pops and it has my favorite batmobile design
Before Jack Nicholson was cast as the Joker, several actors were considered:
David Bowie
Tim Curry
John Lithgow
Willem Dafoe
Brad Dourif
Robert DeNiro
Donald Sutherland
Alan Rickman
John Malkovich
Christopher Walken
Robin Williams
Jeff Goldblum
James Woods
And
Christopher Lloyd
I would have loved to see Robin Williams version. It seems like an odd choice but he does a great villian.
Tim Curry would have been a terrifying Joker.....And that EVEN before Burton said "Action".....
That means absolutely nothing...
John Lithgow would have been interesting to see. Especially if he went dark as well as funny
I always said Dafoe should have been a Joker.
12:37 That looks great how you can barely see him in the shadow first.
19:52 First time seeing the batmobile was awesome.
23:13 I like how Joker says in that scene that "I have taken off my makeup" when he actually has put some on.
28:45 Hahaha! :)
Great reaction guys! I saw this movie as a 6 year old at a Drive In Theater with my parents. Batman is THE FILM that made me fall in love with movies 🎬 🎞 in general. 😍 This film is a classic and a very precious childhood memory for me.
Best Arnold impersonation 🤣
The best Batman movies start here!🦇🍿
Best. Batman. Ever!
Fight me on it lol 💪🏻🤓🤣
I saw this movie in theaters with my parents..such a great film and my favorite Batman franchise. Michael Keaton is the best Batman imo..and Jack as the joker is my favorite as well. Btw..prince actually won a Grammy for his music in this movie!
🤣🤣🤣 you guys are so funny love you guys
I've looked at your comments and so far and no one has mentioned Jerry Hall. Joker's blond girlfriend, whom he disfigured, was super-model Jerry Hall who was married to Mick Jagger at the time.
If you two decide on a Michael Keaton retrospective, may I suggest "Night Shift," "Mr. Mom", "Gung Ho," "Johnny Dangerously," and "Multiplicity"?
28:37 "wHAAT!!!?" 😆🤣
Exactly what I was thinking after seeing all that
I love the scene here batman is in the jet and goes above the clouds and makes the bat signal on the moon it's so iconic.
I liked your guys reaction to Batman. Hope you guys react to Batman Returns and Forever as well as the Superman films. They are good
Several actors were considered for Batman:
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Harrison Ford
Tom Cruise
Nicolas Cage
Jason Patrick
Kiefer Sutherland
Bruce Willis
Dennis Quaid
Kyle McLachlan
Kevin Costner
Michael Douglas
Tom Selleck
Mel Gibson
Jeff Bridges
Pierce Brosnan
Tom Hanks
Kurt Russell
Michael Biehn
Robert Downey Jr
Kevin Kline
Bill Murray
Daniel Day Lewis
Mickey Rourke
Alec Baldwin
Ray Liotta
Kevin Spacey
Charlie Sheen
Emilio Estevez
Patrick Swayze
And
Sylvester Stallone.
Michael Biehn I could see. And Daniel Day Lewis as the Joker? 😳
I would very much like to see the alternate universe Batmans staring Michael Biehn, Kyle McLachlan, and ESPECIALLY Bill Murray.
Michael Biehn, Alec Baldwin and Pierce Brosnan could be great choices too
Matth thDay- men
@@marcospman9396 those are the only three for Batman that I can see working out. But I would have liked to see how Robin Williams would have played the Joker. He was used to bait Jack Nicholson into saying yes.
This came out when I was in 3rd grade. My folks took us to see it when it came out. That was the first movie I saw Jack Nicholson in.
this is my favorite movie of all time & upon watching this movie, you have just witnessed greatness. the danny elfman music & score is the most iconic superhero theme of all time & is to this day still the most recognizable. even people who have never heard the theme before know its batman, because it sounds so much like batman. now thats iconic. even the logo is iconic. and the joker actually has jokes.
Please do us all a favor...BATMAN RETURNS! It's NOTHING like the first. It requires more suspended disbelief, but it's so great, especially Danny DeVito.
Woot! Just started watching and I’m hyped to see your reaction 🤗🦇
You guys really need to watch Batman The Animated series which is based on the Tim Burton's Batman and Batman Returns. It's a dark series, and it starred Mark Hamill as The Joker. Essentially almost the same with Jack Nicholson's version; sinister and comedic.
I always loved this batman! Glad to see you guys react to it. And I just saw you reacted to the next one too. Excited!
Absolutely loved this movie. Still do. The moment he crashes through the glass. Damn.
Several Actresses were considered for Vicki Vale:
Geena Davis
Michelle Pfeiffer
Meg Ryan
Sharon Stone
Sean Young
Linda Hamilton
Jennifer Jason Leigh
Laura Dern
Brooke Shields
And
Kelly McGillis.
Michelle pfeiffer did Catwoman from Batman returns.
Loved how much you guys were into it. I saw this when I was close to 10, and immediately fell in love with it. The score by Elfman is one of the best ever!!!
There's a deleted bit that would've revealed the money Joker tossed out at the festival is all counterfeit with his face on it; as a payoff to telling Vicky "I want my face on the one-dollar bill."
Excellent choice. This was the first Superhero Film to made seriously, so it was taken seriously. I saw this Movie 12 times during the Summer of 1989.
My family had the VHS back in the day either 89 or 90 and we all watched it and that's how I got hooked. Batman is the man Michael Keaton
@@thedarkknightman6150 Keaton and Batfleck are my guys
And Jack is my Joker. I love Hamil and Heath, but Jack just IS the Joker to me. Hamil's performance is HIS version of the Jack Nicholson Joker.
@@anthonyclark9441 my is Keaton and bale . When George Clooney fuck up the Dark Knight. Christian Bale took the mantle and made Batman great again.
@@thedarkknightman6150 I don't blame Clooney as much as I blame Schumacher and the Movie as a whole.
The basic way I would describe 'Batman Returns' is just... more. Everything 'Batman' did, it turns up to eleven; Tim Burton got carte blanche to do whatever the hell he wanted after the success of the first one, and he went nuts. The music is better, the costume is better, the villains (in my opinion, at least) are better; Gotham in general looks amazing, and it's just generally about as pure 'Tim Burton' as you could possible get. Not everybody likes it, mind you, so maybe you won't either, but personally, it's one of my favorites. I hope you watch it.
'Aquaman' is definitely worth watching. It's technically a follow-up to 'Justice League', but apart from one tiny throwaway mention of that movie, it is basically a stand-alone watch; everything you need to know about Aquaman is explained right up front. Jason Momoa (I hope I spelled that right) is great in the lead; it looks terrific, and there's some good villains. (Oh, and - you mentioned Willem Dafoe? He's in it.)
I liked the version of the story that after the play Bruce didn't want to take the family limo and wanted to walk home because he felt adventurous and they walked home and went down the alleyway and thats why they dies and that version makes it more tragic and why he's Batman.
Joker: You ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?
Me: It's a faaaaaakkkkke!
Michael Keaton is my Batman.
I just wanted to say that whether you intended to or not you're watching the version with the original SFX master and I love you guys for it. The blu Ray release changed a lot of the sound effects.
This version of the Batmobile is RAD as fuck.
Cought you guys quick lol. Just wanna say I love your guys channel.
You have to do “Batman Returns” now. And for other good Burton films, I’d recommend “Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure”, “Beetlejuice” and “Sleepy Hollow”.
@ryan1976• oh Hell yeah! I wasn't a big fan of sleepy hollow...I THINK they may have done Beetlejuice I'm not sure. BUT they definitely have to do Peewee's Big Adventure. Now....Do you have something to share with the rest of us Amazing Larry???
I loved Sleepy Hollow. Give it a look.
Peewees big adventure. I'll second that
I love this movie batman 1989
Have you guys ever listened to Mark Hamills Joker voice? He did the Joker for Batman the Animated Series, Justice League, Batman Beyond Return of the Joker, also the video games Arkham Asylum and Arkham City. His voice is just so damn perfect.
Nicholson should have won an Oscar for this
Please consider BALLS OF FURY (2007). It stars Christopher Walken as the head of an international Ping Pong tournament. Hilarious
Adam West the best Batman of my parents generation.....
Micheal Keaton the best Batman of my generation......
In the comic adaption, it shows a deleted scene where the money had jokers face on it, some foreshadowing to this scene was when he said his face on the 100 dollar bill.
Glad you Bros finally got to see this classic, Stay Safe and Big Props from Canada for all you do!
Batman Returns is very good too!