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Absolutely adored this when I watched it as a kid. I wasn't born yet when the movie debuted but when I first saw it I loved it as a kid & as an adult it is still an enjoyable watch. That's all that matters
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Growing up with Christian bale and Ben Affleck I always thought the original 1966 movie was kinda cheesy and bad, but when I finally watched it with my dad, it was actually way better than I thought it would be! Actually a pretty solid film
This is my favorite Batman film and my favorite superhero film in general. Adam West is my favorite Batman and Cesar Romero, Burgess Meredith and Frank Gorshin are my favorite actors to play the Joker, Penguin and Riddler respectively.
I watched this movie all of the time when I was a kid, and I watched it a month ago and I still love it. It’s so dumb, and just hilarious, and it’s just something I really like ironically. Don’t love the TV show, watched a couple episodes and it’s not really for me. Crazy how quickly it was made though, great video.
If I'm being totally honest, I like this movie more than the original 1989 film. I rewatched it recently, and it's so much fun. My introduction to the 60s show was when I was trying to find episodes of the animated series when I was maybe five, and while this movie is basically just an extended episode of the TV show and Batman and Robin are able to get out of situations easier than they should be able to, I love it. I prefer darker Batman, but this is just pure fun.
I'll always have a soft spot for this movie, and for the 60s Batman series as a whole. It's not good, but it knows exactly what it is and it's all the more fun for it
I've never seen the '66 show, I grew up on the Nolan trilogy, and this was just so much fun! It was silly and campy, but intentionally so. Not really my batman, but I still enjoyed it a lot
To use a James Bond analogy, this is definitely the Moonraker of the Batman films. But as you said, it knows what it is and went all in for it. I grew up in the 70s watching the re-runs of the show. So yes I have fond memories of this movie.
Even though the show aired in color, I grew up watching Batman on a black and white TV. I suspect many other folks did as well. For some of us, seeing the movie in the theater was the first time we saw Batman in color. Holy mind blown away
I look at this film as a made for TV movie that made its way to theaters, you know? Hence the feel of it all. It is little more than a glorified episode of the show, but a lot of ways it's a lot grander and more epic. As you mentioned, the extra vehicles and the extra production value. Also, I just think one has to consider the time that this was made in. A lot of movies were thrown together cheaply and quickly back in the sixties and '70s. It was kind of the norm in a lot of ways. I love this movie. I two grew up watching a VHS copy of this film. But it was the Saturday afternoon movie on one of the local Indianapolis stations. My mom taped it for me so I could see it for the first time. Ah, the good old days, lol. But yeah, I grew up watching this on VHS and reruns of the show on the Sci-fi channel and on TV land.
LOVE THIS!!! I’m not much older than you I’m guessing, but I loved the BATMAN TV show as a kid. Hell, I like it as an adult. So fun! The bomb gif… I use today regularly. HAHA
I didnt grow up watching Batman 66, but I was very aware of it. I remember watching one episode with Vincent Price as Egghead when I was a kid, but that was about it. I bought the DVD last summer purely for completions sake as a big Batman fan, and I watched it a few weeks later. And I loved it. It was ridiculous, hilarious, the riddles were pure insanity and it knew exactly what it was. Compare that to the Schumacher movies that had no idea how to do campy right
Pattinson has mentioned Batman: Mask of the Phantasm multiple times in interviews. I think it’s appropriate to make a review for it. It’s a masterpiece and the perfect Batman movie. Also a theatrical movie. 🙏
My dad had this movie on VHS. This was my first introduction to Batman and Superheroes in general. This movie and Star Wars quite literally shaped who I am today
“Some days you just can’t get rid of a bomb.” Endlessly hilarious, and my dad and I use it as a metaphor for 24 Season 2. (There’s a bomb, so you don’t wanna cause panic. Who do you confide this info in? Kim Bauer, who spreads mass panic.)
I’m 18 years old and grew up watching it but the older I got the funnier it got and I would say its one of my favorite comedy’s because all of the camp and dump stuff were on purpose and its great satire.
I grew up watching the reruns and totally thought it was serious Batman, like kids listening to radio dramas back in the day. I then discovered Batman: the animated series as a tween and adored it. Then finally as an adult I saw this film (after all the Burton and Schumacher films) and its such a gas. So much fun. I especially love Frank Gorshwin's Riddler. So manic and fun. I love how Wallace and Gromit paid homage to this film in A Matter of Loaf and Death. And I agree with another poster that campy, corny Batman is just as valid an interpretation of the character as broody and grim. Will rewatch any day.
Love that you reviewed this one, and that you're also doing a runup to The Batman. I skipped this one, and started with a Batman 89 review. Would love to hear your thoughts on that one as well!
The 1 thing that makes "Batman" my Favorite of FAVORITES when it comes to making Comic Book Characters into Big Movie Characters is this... Batman to me is like a "James Bond" with a Cape!!!
Sean, are you going to review Valimai? It just dropped on theatres today and the hype is crazy. Can’t wait to watch it this afternoon and hear about your thoughts on the movie!
I may be only 22, but I grew up with Batman in all of his forms: the comics, The Animated Series, the 60s show and movie, the Nolan movies, they all hold a special place in my heart.
Adam West’s (Leslie H. Martinson’s) 1966 Batman movie is uniquely great. I love it. I was a child with it. You are absolutely right, Sean. Newer generations might have trouble wrapping their heads around it.
the adam west batman has not only nostalgia for me since it is a rewatchable fun show and same with this film i generally fall in the group where i like the campy humor of the adam west version of batman it has a lot of fun scenes that are enjoyable i especially love the bit where batman is trying to defuse a bomb and he says "somedays you just cant get rid of a bomb" it is Hilarious this film should have earned theatrical sequels that could have helped the tv series
This movie is incredibly campy, dated, and silly. I watched reruns of TV show and this movie with my dad when I was young. I have a ton of nostalgia for this movie. It’s a large part of my love for the character of Batman. I rewatched it about a month ago and while this isn’t a good movie, it’s one I have quite a bit of fun with.
It was intentionally camp and ironic.The whole point was the kids would take it seriously while the adults chuckle at the jokes and how ridiculous it is.
I never watched the original show until a couple years ago, and I adored it. I'd watched the film first and liked it, but after having seen the series, then it got even better. I really really like this version because it's so confident in itself. Might look cheap but the gags are so witty and sincere, the cartoonish-ness amped up to a million. It's the way that the camera is almost always canted around the villains, the complete difference in posture and tone in each character's performance, the non-stop humour, the complete lack of stakes in exchange for fun, the goofy soundtrack and over-the-top effects that work so well for me.
Didn't expect this review, but anyways definitely agree. The only Batman related movies or shows I've watched were the 60's Batman, so I fell in love with it. After already seeing all three seasons however, Batman: The Movie is a cheap combination of all of the villains into one quick movie that doesn't provide anything new we haven't seen from the show.
I’m pretty sure around this time Neal Adams and Denny O’Neil had started on Batman and basically turned him into James Bond. So he was moving away from campy but the ‘66 show was taking queues from the silver age.
One of my favourite movies, I find enjoyment out of this and the tv show, adam west is honestly one of my favourite batmans and cesar Romero is one of my favourite jokers
Batman 66 was on a VHS tape with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Mary Poppins I think. We should check Mom's list just to check, I think it was on no. 6. I made my family watch this a few years ago for Mother's Day. I also have the complete series on DVD. It's awesome, seriously awesome.
Another comment, Mom said once she entered a competition to go on a date with Adam West, and didn't even win the consolation prize of a date with Burt Ward.
Batman The Movie (1966) is a pretty good and enjoyable movie. Adam West is a pretty good Batman. Actually I prefer Batman The Movie (1966) far more than Batman (1989), Batman Returns (1992), Batman Forever (1995) and Batman and Robin (1997). It far more enjoyable for me than the next four that came after it.
This is a product of it’s time. I know it’s campy, goofy, weird, and outdated but I think it’s pretty fun. I’m not saying it’s amazing but fine. While many people now include it as pretty bad but I’m guessing for the time it was incredible.
Like you i grew up watching the series. In the UK in the late 80's it was on tv in the mornings before school. I watched every episode, and taped this movie on VHS a few months later. I loved it as a kid. I watched it a few weeks ago expecting the worst but if anything i love it even more now. I know i'm in the minority preferring it to the Nolan Trilogy. I do like the Michael Keaton films more and the LEGO Batman movie, and i'm mildly optimistic about the new one.
Love your vids Sean! Just to let you know, I've been a huge fan of yours since around 2018. I've been struggling with anxiety, depression, and bad thoughts since 2019 now, and it hasn't gotten much better since then. I would love to hear what advice you could give to me to help me gain more confidence.
Have you thought about doing your favorite comedians, it shouldn’t be that hard of a list to make, like I can imagine seeing Ben Stiller and Will Ferrel up there easily, and I could also imagine some surprise comedians too, so when you have the time, I’d love to see your favorite comedians
I absolutely love Batman 1966, it’s not a very good film but certainly a very enjoyable one! I also grew up watching this and I remember watching the first 10 minutes of this film over and over!!!😃👍
I disagree with your point that you have to have grown up with this Batman in order to enjoy this film; I did not grow up with this Batman at all and still had plenty fun.
Every time it’s on, I watch it. But like you said I grew up with it. Adam West, and Burt Ward we’re sex addicts. Burt Ward even wrote a book about it “Boy Wonder: My life in Tights”
I grew up with the dark knight and DKR and under the red hood and stuff. I still thing ‘66 Batman is fun with how campy it is. I can accept it for what it is and not expect it to be something else. I love this old stuff. I’ve watched every episode of the show too. It’s just so ridiculous that I can’t not have fun with it.
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Adam West' Batman is clearly one of the biggest inspiration for matt reeves: mask, batmobile, the wall-running scene, etc.
oh ya never thought about the mask
Exactly lol
Not Sure if you are Right or Not, But I guess that makes Sense 🤷
Absolutely adored this when I watched it as a kid. I wasn't born yet when the movie debuted but when I first saw it I loved it as a kid & as an adult it is still an enjoyable watch. That's all that matters
I’ve always loved this version of the Batman. I think he works so well as a goofy, campy hero and a serious one. Great review, Sean
I definitely Agree with You
Ooh, interesting! Wasn't expecting a review of the original! Glad you're doing these, Sean!
this movie perfectly encapsulates the silver age of batman comics and the industry as a whole. Also Adam West is a legend!
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Growing up with Christian bale and Ben Affleck I always thought the original 1966 movie was kinda cheesy and bad, but when I finally watched it with my dad, it was actually way better than I thought it would be! Actually a pretty solid film
This is one of the most ridiculous films that I've ever seen in my life, but I fucking love it. I give it a 10/10!
Imma say this, Adam West is my favorite Batman. ‘Nuff said.
I agree adam west is amazing
This and then him playing Himself as a mayor in Family Guy was his absolute finest. RIP Adam West
i'm watching all batman films before the batman comes out and i just saw this for the first time yesterday so this is perfect timing
This is my favorite Batman film and my favorite superhero film in general. Adam West is my favorite Batman and Cesar Romero, Burgess Meredith and Frank Gorshin are my favorite actors to play the Joker, Penguin and Riddler respectively.
I agree about it having the best Penguin, Riddler and Joker. Just personally i prefer Michael Keaton over Adam West.
As someone who was born in the 90s I grew up on the 60s batman. Loved it as a serious show as a kid and it is great camp as an adult
I was born in 2003 but I semi-grew up with this and I LOVE it! I love Adam West's portrayal as Batman. And Burt Ward as Dick Grayson is fantastic.
I watched this movie all of the time when I was a kid, and I watched it a month ago and I still love it. It’s so dumb, and just hilarious, and it’s just something I really like ironically. Don’t love the TV show, watched a couple episodes and it’s not really for me. Crazy how quickly it was made though, great video.
If I'm being totally honest, I like this movie more than the original 1989 film. I rewatched it recently, and it's so much fun. My introduction to the 60s show was when I was trying to find episodes of the animated series when I was maybe five, and while this movie is basically just an extended episode of the TV show and Batman and Robin are able to get out of situations easier than they should be able to, I love it. I prefer darker Batman, but this is just pure fun.
I'll always have a soft spot for this movie, and for the 60s Batman series as a whole. It's not good, but it knows exactly what it is and it's all the more fun for it
I can't comprehend the fact that the batman is a week away. I remember when this thing was officially announced and I wasn't even in high school yet.
I've never seen the '66 show, I grew up on the Nolan trilogy, and this was just so much fun! It was silly and campy, but intentionally so. Not really my batman, but I still enjoyed it a lot
To use a James Bond analogy, this is definitely the Moonraker of the Batman films. But as you said, it knows what it is and went all in for it. I grew up in the 70s watching the re-runs of the show. So yes I have fond memories of this movie.
Even though the show aired in color, I grew up watching Batman on a black and white TV. I suspect many other folks did as well. For some of us, seeing the movie in the theater was the first time we saw Batman in color. Holy mind blown away
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I look at this film as a made for TV movie that made its way to theaters, you know? Hence the feel of it all. It is little more than a glorified episode of the show, but a lot of ways it's a lot grander and more epic. As you mentioned, the extra vehicles and the extra production value. Also, I just think one has to consider the time that this was made in. A lot of movies were thrown together cheaply and quickly back in the sixties and '70s. It was kind of the norm in a lot of ways. I love this movie. I two grew up watching a VHS copy of this film. But it was the Saturday afternoon movie on one of the local Indianapolis stations. My mom taped it for me so I could see it for the first time. Ah, the good old days, lol. But yeah, I grew up watching this on VHS and reruns of the show on the Sci-fi channel and on TV land.
I can’t wait for the other reviews for all the Batman films, also the movie is kinda weird, but back then it was probably so good
LOVE THIS!!! I’m not much older than you I’m guessing, but I loved the BATMAN TV show as a kid. Hell, I like it as an adult. So fun! The bomb gif… I use today regularly. HAHA
I didnt grow up watching Batman 66, but I was very aware of it. I remember watching one episode with Vincent Price as Egghead when I was a kid, but that was about it. I bought the DVD last summer purely for completions sake as a big Batman fan, and I watched it a few weeks later. And I loved it. It was ridiculous, hilarious, the riddles were pure insanity and it knew exactly what it was. Compare that to the Schumacher movies that had no idea how to do campy right
This was live on tv earlier today so I tuned in lol. I used to watch this with my grandparents all the time so the nostalgia was real!
I actually have a few episodes of Batman 66 on dvd. One thing I love about 66 is that it's perfect adaptation of the comics at the time.
Pattinson has mentioned Batman: Mask of the Phantasm multiple times in interviews.
I think it’s appropriate to make a review for it. It’s a masterpiece and the perfect Batman movie. Also a theatrical movie. 🙏
I'm happy this movie exists because we already have great serious batman movies so being able to put this on for young kids is fun
I love this movie so much, it's a childhood favorite for me
My dad had this movie on VHS. This was my first introduction to Batman and Superheroes in general. This movie and Star Wars quite literally shaped who I am today
“Some days you just can’t get rid of a bomb.”
Endlessly hilarious, and my dad and I use it as a metaphor for 24 Season 2. (There’s a bomb, so you don’t wanna cause panic. Who do you confide this info in? Kim Bauer, who spreads mass panic.)
I kind of wish Batman would get a little more light I don’t mean like light but not every Batman has to be darker than the last one lol.
The theme song is iconic.
I’m 18 years old and grew up watching it but the older I got the funnier it got and I would say its one of my favorite comedy’s because all of the camp and dump stuff were on purpose and its great satire.
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I grew up watching the 1960s TV Series Batman Series. So I always enjoy watching this one. Do you by chance Own the TV Series on DVD?
I grew up watching the reruns and totally thought it was serious Batman, like kids listening to radio dramas back in the day. I then discovered Batman: the animated series as a tween and adored it. Then finally as an adult I saw this film (after all the Burton and Schumacher films) and its such a gas. So much fun. I especially love Frank Gorshwin's Riddler. So manic and fun. I love how Wallace and Gromit paid homage to this film in A Matter of Loaf and Death. And I agree with another poster that campy, corny Batman is just as valid an interpretation of the character as broody and grim. Will rewatch any day.
This is cool you’re doing these!! Thanks Sean 😎
I absolutely like Batman '66! I mean, I didn't grow up on the show (born about thirty years too late!) but there's definitely charm in the cheese ^.^
Love that you reviewed this one, and that you're also doing a runup to The Batman. I skipped this one, and started with a Batman 89 review. Would love to hear your thoughts on that one as well!
Loved the two animated movies made with West and Ward , before West died.
Yes. I only saw those about a week or so ago and loved those too, especially the first of them.
I don't care what anybody says. Adam West is my Batman!
The 1 thing that makes "Batman" my Favorite of FAVORITES when it comes to making Comic Book Characters into Big Movie Characters is this... Batman to me is like a "James Bond" with a Cape!!!
Honestly I think modern-day Batman could use a little more of this spirit. Adam West is a hunk imo
Seen it many times, but totally agree. Great fun, but really just an extended episode of TV.
I grew up with both dark knight and 60’s Batman so good both of them
Sean, are you going to review Valimai? It just dropped on theatres today and the hype is crazy. Can’t wait to watch it this afternoon and hear about your thoughts on the movie!
I may be only 22, but I grew up with Batman in all of his forms: the comics, The Animated Series, the 60s show and movie, the Nolan movies, they all hold a special place in my heart.
Adam West’s (Leslie H. Martinson’s) 1966 Batman movie is uniquely great. I love it. I was a child with it. You are absolutely right, Sean. Newer generations might have trouble wrapping their heads around it.
the adam west batman has not only nostalgia for me
since it is a rewatchable fun show and same with this film
i generally fall in the group where i like the campy humor of the adam west version of batman
it has a lot of fun scenes that are enjoyable
i especially love the bit where batman is trying to defuse a bomb and he says "somedays you just cant get rid of a bomb"
it is Hilarious
this film should have earned theatrical sequels that could have helped the tv series
This movie is incredibly campy, dated, and silly. I watched reruns of TV show and this movie with my dad when I was young. I have a ton of nostalgia for this movie. It’s a large part of my love for the character of Batman. I rewatched it about a month ago and while this isn’t a good movie, it’s one I have quite a bit of fun with.
The campiness was intentional, so I think calling it not a good movie is a bit unfair because it went above and beyond for what it set out to do
It was intentionally camp and ironic.The whole point was the kids would take it seriously while the adults chuckle at the jokes and how ridiculous it is.
I find Romero's mustache to add to how hilarious the movie is
Love you Sean keep up the amazing work
Yes I was hoping you were gonna do a Road to Batman series I can’t wait for the rest.
I liked this movie it was good. So is that mean your going to all the animated batman movies to
Adam West was the REAL Batman...
Cesar’s mustache actually adds to the oddness of The Joker character.
I never watched the original show until a couple years ago, and I adored it. I'd watched the film first and liked it, but after having seen the series, then it got even better. I really really like this version because it's so confident in itself. Might look cheap but the gags are so witty and sincere, the cartoonish-ness amped up to a million.
It's the way that the camera is almost always canted around the villains, the complete difference in posture and tone in each character's performance, the non-stop humour, the complete lack of stakes in exchange for fun, the goofy soundtrack and over-the-top effects that work so well for me.
Didn't expect this review, but anyways definitely agree. The only Batman related movies or shows I've watched were the 60's Batman, so I fell in love with it. After already seeing all three seasons however, Batman: The Movie is a cheap combination of all of the villains into one quick movie that doesn't provide anything new we haven't seen from the show.
I’m pretty sure around this time Neal Adams and Denny O’Neil had started on Batman and basically turned him into James Bond. So he was moving away from campy but the ‘66 show was taking queues from the silver age.
One of my favourite movies, I find enjoyment out of this and the tv show, adam west is honestly one of my favourite batmans and cesar Romero is one of my favourite jokers
Can’t wait for the new movie
Neither can we all
Batman 66 was on a VHS tape with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Mary Poppins I think. We should check Mom's list just to check, I think it was on no. 6.
I made my family watch this a few years ago for Mother's Day.
I also have the complete series on DVD. It's awesome, seriously awesome.
Also, you really can't quote "Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb." in places randomly. Very important thing to remember.
Another comment, Mom said once she entered a competition to go on a date with Adam West, and didn't even win the consolation prize of a date with Burt Ward.
i grew up seeing christian bales batman and i was a big fan of batman forever but i really enjoyed and still enjoy the batman arkham games
Batman The Movie (1966) is a pretty good and enjoyable movie. Adam West is a pretty good Batman. Actually I prefer Batman The Movie (1966) far more than Batman (1989), Batman Returns (1992), Batman Forever (1995) and Batman and Robin (1997). It far more enjoyable for me than the next four that came after it.
This is a product of it’s time. I know it’s campy, goofy, weird, and outdated but I think it’s pretty fun. I’m not saying it’s amazing but fine. While many people now include it as pretty bad but I’m guessing for the time it was incredible.
from what I've heard people at the time also said it was bad
@@therealzainn You heard wrong. The show and movie were huge hits back then
I loved this series when I was a kid, great video
Are you gonna make another dark knight trilogy movie review? I think you did one on those when you were reviewing Nolan films.
Like you i grew up watching the series. In the UK in the late 80's it was on tv in the mornings before school. I watched every episode, and taped this movie on VHS a few months later. I loved it as a kid. I watched it a few weeks ago expecting the worst but if anything i love it even more now. I know i'm in the minority preferring it to the Nolan Trilogy. I do like the Michael Keaton films more and the LEGO Batman movie, and i'm mildly optimistic about the new one.
I have great memories of watching this movie. By today’s standards it’s terrible. But I can’t stop loving this
I do appreciate how Bruce is gamed by ‘Miss KitKa.’
Love your vids Sean! Just to let you know, I've been a huge fan of yours since around 2018. I've been struggling with anxiety, depression, and bad thoughts since 2019 now, and it hasn't gotten much better since then. I would love to hear what advice you could give to me to help me gain more confidence.
Yesterday i watched the batman in the theatre and it was awesome, now I'll watch the 1966 one and then rewatch the rest
Have you thought about doing your favorite comedians, it shouldn’t be that hard of a list to make, like I can imagine seeing Ben Stiller and Will Ferrel up there easily, and I could also imagine some surprise comedians too, so when you have the time, I’d love to see your favorite comedians
Campy/comedic/silly/fun Batman is just as much a valid take on the character as any dark/serious version
Sometimes you just can’t get rid of a Bong! 🦇
5:46 I was dying 🤣🤣🤣
Same Bat time, same bat place.
I grew up with christian bales batman and the dark michal keaton bat man movies and i apsalutly love adams wests batman the movie and the show
Adam West was and always will be the GOAT batman haha
I grew up watching Batman 66 so I really enjoy the movie oh and by the way " Somedays you just cant get rid of a Bomb " Brilliant
“There are some days you just can’t get rid of a bomb” 💣
Also I love Adam west Batman (yes it’s campy it’s cheesy I don’t care!;)
I FREAKING LOVE this movie and the show. It holds a special place in my heart. And I even saw Batman Begins and Batman 89 before I saw this.
I saw this one a million times as a kid.
I am so excited for the new Batman movie,it looks so cool
When Batman comes out are you gonna rank the Batman movies ranked
0:15 thought you said something else for a second 😂
4/10 i watched this film as a kid (6 or 7) for some reason (context I’m 15)
I absolutely love Batman 1966, it’s not a very good film but certainly a very enjoyable one! I also grew up watching this and I remember watching the first 10 minutes of this film over and over!!!😃👍
I disagree with your point that you have to have grown up with this Batman in order to enjoy this film; I did not grow up with this Batman at all and still had plenty fun.
You’re gonna rank the live action Batman villains and Batman actors when The Batman comes out right?
I love this movie so much that I attended a theatrical rerelease of it just to see it on the big screen.
i find it crazy that bane now one of the most popular batman films and comics didnt exist in the comics or on film when the 1966 batman came out
Awesome!! Can you please review Mask of The Phantasm ?! PLEASE 😭🙏🏻
Every time it’s on, I watch it. But like you said I grew up with it. Adam West, and Burt Ward we’re sex addicts. Burt Ward even wrote a book about it “Boy Wonder: My life in Tights”
I grew up with the dark knight and DKR and under the red hood and stuff. I still thing ‘66 Batman is fun with how campy it is. I can accept it for what it is and not expect it to be something else. I love this old stuff. I’ve watched every episode of the show too. It’s just so ridiculous that I can’t not have fun with it.
I’m going in The Batman with very low expectations. Dc tends to over hype their movies only to fail hard when released
The Acid must have been amazing in the 60:s 😂