Favorite Batman film

[The Highway To Hell]

Batman Begins FTW

[vedis]

The original Burton Batman was the best by far, NO ONE, i repeat NO ONE will ever play a better joker then Jack.
Screw this new Dark Knight movie, that wasnt the Joker, that was just some thug in makeup

[Pbateman]

A little late to the party with this, but some location footage photos of Batman duking it out with Bane.

[Der_Lex]

That Bane suit looks all kinds of dreadful in these pics, but I'm sure that with plenty of 'movie magic' it'll be fine. These kind of unofficial pics never give a good representation of what the end result'll look like anyway.

[Pbateman]

I agree, people are all up in arms about it but to be honest, most out of context superhero costume/prop pictures look awful until they're in movement on the big screen. The Batmobile from Batman Begins and The Joker from The Dark Knight being relevant examples.

On the other hand, the Green Goblin costume from Spider-Man never looked good, although I think the filmmakers were stuck between a rock and a hard place there.

[LiveHomeVideo]

I loved the 1989 Batman.

And I lol'd at "Batman and Robin" getting three votes. Nothing against those votes, but that was one of the worst superhero films of all time IMO. And I know I'm not alone.

[Happy Dragon]

Batman Begins all the way!

I have loved the most recent reboot for this series. Dark Knight would of been first, but I thought the last half hour or so of it could of been cut. Should of just focused on the Joker and left Two-Face for later IMO. Still have the Joker have his talk with Dent in the hospital, but the rest of that storyline could of been used later. It broke up the pacing and focus of the film too much.

[Pbateman]

Another photo, this time of Selina Kyle aka Catwoman. Not sure what to think of this, again with the whole out of context thing.

[Bulzeeb]

Dark Knight.

That is all.

[charliesmile]

The original Burton Batman was the best by far, NO ONE, i repeat NO ONE will ever play a better joker then Jack.
Screw this new Dark Knight movie, that wasnt the Joker, that was just some thug in makeup

speaking as someone who, you know, actually reads Batman comics, Chris Nolan's Joker successfully captured all of The Joker's madness, and his absurdly dark, twisted humor.

Jack Nicholson was good, because he set the basis for one of the most (if not the most) entertaining Jokers of all time, Mark Hamill on The Animated Series.