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Gunner I @RT64755212 Oct 17, 2026 This movie is fantastic! Adam West and burt Ward are absolutely great together not to mention all the other big names in this movie. See more stephenpaul C @ash20261234567890 Sep 13, 2026 The worldwide gross is $3,900,000.00. See more Howie B @Howie10 Jun 29, 2026 You gotta love it, sixty years on and the pure corny beauty of this piece of classic entertainment still gets a packed cinema sharing the laughs throughout and applauding as the credits rolled. For a person who saw this as a 12 year old in the cinema back in 1966 when it was first released, none of the magic has gone. Adam West and Burt Ward will always be my favourites. Nobody ever played Joker as well as Cesar Romero, and Burgess Meredith will forever be the Penguin. WOW! Kapow! See more Anthony M. @Tony7777777 Mar 16, 2026 Holy Nostalgia Batman how can you not love Batman with all its fancy villains my best was Cesar Romero as the Joker Nobody Does it Better Than Caesar did Burgess Meredith was great as the penguin Julie Newmar as the Catwoman was perfect ironically she was born in the astrological sign Leo the Lion fits perfectly had a surprising thing to her character to the Catwoman in season 3 Frank gorshin as the Riddler was great the Victor Buono is King Tut was hilarious. Those were the good old days See more Dominic S @Domdabom Mar 1, 2026 Just as a Scream movie is a self aware horror movie, Batman: The Movie is the self aware superhero movie. The movie follows the same style and vibe of the TV show, while not relying on the same formula. To make it even better, the stakes are raised by teaming up the 4 most prolific and fan favorite villains. Lee Meriwether fills in for Julie Newmar as Catwoman and does such a great job that its hard to notice she's been replaced. Joker and Riddler are their same comedic selves and Penguin is a threat not to be taken lightly. The Bat-boat, Bat-cycle and Bat-copter work as campy set pieces and the Bruce Wayne/Ms. Kitka subplot makes it truly feel like a quintessential 60s classic. The flaws? Robin: the Boy Wonder is incredibly under utilized in comparison to the TV series and for it's longer runtime, there are only a few brief fight scenes, which are part of what made the series so iconic. This can be overlooked by the campy and tongue in cheek humor and action of the 5 ⭐️ classic. See more Tyler S @tylerking24 Jan 23, 2026 I absolutely see why people find this huge, and at the time, I'm sure this was insane. But for me, I just have no words. I love superhero stuff, but like, this was all over the place. I found it pretty funny because of the corniness. But Adam West and Burt Ward were really fun in the role. That's about all I got. See more Read all reviews

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