Batman Forever' might not be a perfect movie, but it is much better than people give it credit for, offering some good ...

Director Matt Reeves' version of The Batman hit theaters in 2022 and jump-started the post-COVID box office with a dynamic ...

NOTE: Batman: The Movie (1966) and Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993) have not received official letter grades from EW, and thus, do not appear on this list. Read the full review "In The Dark Knight, ...

This color became so synonymous with Batman that it informed the outfit Adam West wore in his beloved 1960s TV show and its 1966 theatrical feature film. Blue, grey, and black were the colors of ...

While we see Robin ride in the sidecar of the Batcycle in the 1966 "Batman" as the sidekick of the main protagonist, the character gets his own means of transportation in subsequent productions.

This Robin was first seen on the big screen in 2017's The Lego Batman Movie, voiced by Michael Cera. This Robin is actually Richard 'Dick' Grayson, but his appearance with green goggles and brown ...

Later, Robin was captured by the Riddler and his moll, Molly (Jill St. John), of the dreaded Molehill Mob. The resourceful Batman used all the tricks to return Robin to the roost (ie., Batmobile ...

Technically, there are more Batman movies than what you’ll see on the list below, including oddities like the 1943 and 1949 theatrical serial, as well as the 1966 movie based on the TV show.

Article Summary Celebrate Batman's 85th anniversary with PureArts' new 1966 Batman & Robin diorama. Relive TV nostalgia; Adam West and Burt Ward return in a 1/8 scale collectible statue.

Wax Robin (Batman 66′) Available for preorder from Amazon and Entertainment Earth. Acrobat Dick Grayson was the youngest member of his parents’ death-defying circus act.

However, Batman didn’t get his own full movie until 1966, when Adam West and Burt Ward reprised their roles as Batman and Robin from the Batman TV series. Following that film, there was a 23 ...

For Batman’s first-ever live-action adventure, he and Robin (Douglas Croft) took on Dr. Daka (J. Carrol Naish), a Japanese operative during World War II. Robert Lowery ...