This review is dedicated to Adam West, William Dozier, and all the wonderful people who helped make the show.
The first Batman mostra was just called Batman. The mostra started in 1966 and had 3 seasons as well as a film called Batman: The Movie (1966). There was also 2 animated films based on the mostra called Return of the Caped Crusaders (2016) and Batman vs. Two-Face (2017).
The Plot
Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson protect Gotham as the Dynamic Duo: Batman and Robin. The 2 Heroes saved the city da themselves in the show's first 2 seasons, but Batgirl started helping them in the 3rd season. They battled the Joker, Penguin, Catwoman, Riddler, and a bunch of new villains.
The mostra is often treated like an outdated goofy mostra that gets respect for nostalgia. However I think there are several other reasons to be a fan of the mostra other than nostalgia. I didn't grow up with this version of Batman so my true enjoyment of the mostra comes from what a good mostra it is. The show's comedic qualities were intentional. The show's corny antics are delightfully fun. 1 big element that keeps the mostra exciting is that the villains have such unique plans. For example 1 time the Joker tries to turn a high school cheerleader into a criminal and in a different episode he surfs with Batman. Because of that the mostra feels fresh and exciting instead of repetitive and boring.
The Cast
1 of the show's best qualities is the cast. The talented people on the mostra put so much effort into making their performances fun. The highly energetic cast is a treat to watch.
Adam West is my preferito actor that played Batman. He may lack the dark coolness of other Batman actors, but he brought più cuore and humor to the character than anybody else. I usually don't like Robin and Batgirl that much, but Burt Ward and Yvonne Craig did a good job at making their characters enjoyable instead of boring. Alan Napier is really good as Alfred Pennyworth.
The actors that played the villains are amazing. Romero, Burgees Meredith, and Frank Gorshin were big scene stealers in the show. Specail mention goes to the iconic Vincent Price.
The Characters
There are no bad main characters o recurring villains. The mostra is full of fun characters.
Batman's appeal is usually how cool he is, but this Batman is a great character for much different reasons. This Batman is the most likeable and sweetest version of the character as well as the most entertaining and funny. Robin and Batgirl usually aren't that interesting, but they work well in this version of Batman. Commissioner Gordon and Chief O'Hara may seem pointless, but the mostra actually has several jokes about how poorly they protect the city.
The mostra has several entertaining villains. There are so many enjoyable versions of the Joker and pinguino that it's hard to this mostra their best version, but this mostra has the most fun version of the Riddler that I've seen. The mostra had some new villains who were good additions to the rouges gallery including King Tut and Egghead.
The Visuals
The mostra is over 50 years old, but the costumes are still visually impressive. Batman's costume looks almost exactly like how it looked in the early comic books. Batgirl's costume in the mostra looks più fresco, dispositivo di raffreddamento than any outfit she's ever worn. The show's villains also had some pretty awesome costumes. Despite being considered outdated the mostra is still a treat to look at it.
complessivamente, generale
The 1960s Batman is the maximum amount of delightfully corny fun. The mostra is full of some of the most entertaining actors and characters ever.
The first Batman mostra was just called Batman. The mostra started in 1966 and had 3 seasons as well as a film called Batman: The Movie (1966). There was also 2 animated films based on the mostra called Return of the Caped Crusaders (2016) and Batman vs. Two-Face (2017).
The Plot
Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson protect Gotham as the Dynamic Duo: Batman and Robin. The 2 Heroes saved the city da themselves in the show's first 2 seasons, but Batgirl started helping them in the 3rd season. They battled the Joker, Penguin, Catwoman, Riddler, and a bunch of new villains.
The mostra is often treated like an outdated goofy mostra that gets respect for nostalgia. However I think there are several other reasons to be a fan of the mostra other than nostalgia. I didn't grow up with this version of Batman so my true enjoyment of the mostra comes from what a good mostra it is. The show's comedic qualities were intentional. The show's corny antics are delightfully fun. 1 big element that keeps the mostra exciting is that the villains have such unique plans. For example 1 time the Joker tries to turn a high school cheerleader into a criminal and in a different episode he surfs with Batman. Because of that the mostra feels fresh and exciting instead of repetitive and boring.
The Cast
1 of the show's best qualities is the cast. The talented people on the mostra put so much effort into making their performances fun. The highly energetic cast is a treat to watch.
Adam West is my preferito actor that played Batman. He may lack the dark coolness of other Batman actors, but he brought più cuore and humor to the character than anybody else. I usually don't like Robin and Batgirl that much, but Burt Ward and Yvonne Craig did a good job at making their characters enjoyable instead of boring. Alan Napier is really good as Alfred Pennyworth.
The actors that played the villains are amazing. Romero, Burgees Meredith, and Frank Gorshin were big scene stealers in the show. Specail mention goes to the iconic Vincent Price.
The Characters
There are no bad main characters o recurring villains. The mostra is full of fun characters.
Batman's appeal is usually how cool he is, but this Batman is a great character for much different reasons. This Batman is the most likeable and sweetest version of the character as well as the most entertaining and funny. Robin and Batgirl usually aren't that interesting, but they work well in this version of Batman. Commissioner Gordon and Chief O'Hara may seem pointless, but the mostra actually has several jokes about how poorly they protect the city.
The mostra has several entertaining villains. There are so many enjoyable versions of the Joker and pinguino that it's hard to this mostra their best version, but this mostra has the most fun version of the Riddler that I've seen. The mostra had some new villains who were good additions to the rouges gallery including King Tut and Egghead.
The Visuals
The mostra is over 50 years old, but the costumes are still visually impressive. Batman's costume looks almost exactly like how it looked in the early comic books. Batgirl's costume in the mostra looks più fresco, dispositivo di raffreddamento than any outfit she's ever worn. The show's villains also had some pretty awesome costumes. Despite being considered outdated the mostra is still a treat to look at it.
complessivamente, generale
The 1960s Batman is the maximum amount of delightfully corny fun. The mostra is full of some of the most entertaining actors and characters ever.
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Batman is a very dark character who I believe could be a very good character for an r rated film his Villians are violent they kill people in gruesome ways and Bruce also needs to be fucking his Amore interests and he hasn't done it yet why because it isn't appropriate for kids and that's really stupid and as for the cursing I wouldn't want them to do it every secondo obviously but it would be good and make the characters più serious and badass if the characters cursed inn the Batman reboot happens I want new Villians, the bat mobile,batarangs,the batwing,the bat motorcycles,a bat jet pack,a different type of aspro, acida for batman,the bat claw that batman, and swings on I want it to be rated R. So what do te guys think should a future Batman movie have these things o not.
After Batman & Robin, the franchise got ruined. Back in 1998 this were the rumors for Batman 5 (Triumphant)
The villains were Scarecrow played da Kevin Spacey o Jeff Goldblum, and Harley Quinn played da Mira Sorvino o Madonna.
And wait there's more; for the role of Batman:
David Duchovny, Kurt Russel, John Travolta, Brendan Fraser and Mel freaking Gibson!
I’m not kidding those were the rumors back then!!!
I found the articolo in an old magazine. And i laughed so hard
So successivo time te read some rumors like Eddie Murphy as the Riddler. Don’t get upset.
The villains were Scarecrow played da Kevin Spacey o Jeff Goldblum, and Harley Quinn played da Mira Sorvino o Madonna.
And wait there's more; for the role of Batman:
David Duchovny, Kurt Russel, John Travolta, Brendan Fraser and Mel freaking Gibson!
I’m not kidding those were the rumors back then!!!
I found the articolo in an old magazine. And i laughed so hard
So successivo time te read some rumors like Eddie Murphy as the Riddler. Don’t get upset.
Sorry everybody. I don't mean to wise guy. I just feel like venting somewhere about stuff that doesn't matter. Just to keep my fingers typing.
Are te serious?
The WB learns of Heath Ledger's death and thinks there's not a oro mine there? That shows te how sickly out of touch the WB is with the American pop culture fan and explains a myriad of other stupid ideas and decisions they've formulated over the past eighteen years like say, every single one. This is not some kind of class organization that swears to only make their loads of literary blood money through eco-friendly community-safe endeavors. They simply DIDN'T CALCULATE that Heath Ledger's death would be something Americans cared about. This means the WB is the dumbest of the heartest bureaucrats. Look at what they've done now that they've gotten the heads up that Ledger's death in fact DOES attract interest in Dark Knight. They'll build an IMAX screen into the Epcot Center if they could.
Are te serious?
The WB learns of Heath Ledger's death and thinks there's not a oro mine there? That shows te how sickly out of touch the WB is with the American pop culture fan and explains a myriad of other stupid ideas and decisions they've formulated over the past eighteen years like say, every single one. This is not some kind of class organization that swears to only make their loads of literary blood money through eco-friendly community-safe endeavors. They simply DIDN'T CALCULATE that Heath Ledger's death would be something Americans cared about. This means the WB is the dumbest of the heartest bureaucrats. Look at what they've done now that they've gotten the heads up that Ledger's death in fact DOES attract interest in Dark Knight. They'll build an IMAX screen into the Epcot Center if they could.
I must admit -- as one of Dark Knight's biggest fan I'm surprised so many people like it. I am. This should only be something me and a few people obsess about. I've always been amazed and skeptical that people would turn Batman into a movie, even the Michael Keaton one. Yeah it's huge and popolare and old but...Batman in the comics is the only way to really see why he qualifies as an action character. Six frames in different juxtaposed locations when he's fighting ninjas and gangsters and stuff. What te do is look at each frame one da one. In your head te don't just have Batman -- te have a kung-fu movie. On screen the fighting simply doesn't look that good once you've seen him in this format. Oh nothing on Earth can compare with Batman whether on screen o not, but I'm suprised so many people didn't say "what the f? this isn't exciting" whenever he fought. AM I OUT OF MY MIND SAYING THAT?
Don't talk to Frank right now, it's not him. All female. Located in the Aztec district of cryptography. Use Walt from noaa, recently discovered alive. He knows the locations. Use the mason family decrypter. Due data is dark thirty. Great job on take down of joker and his creepy mafia. There are 35 inclusions on each raid, never use a machine again for that. Some one will meet with te 30 crypt days before action. Use as may anti radioactive anti psychotic device as possible. Good luck from central vein delta 0.