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Batman is a superhero who appears in American comic books published by DC Comics. Batman was created by writer Bill Finger and artist Bob Kane, and debuted in the 27th issue of the comic book Detective Comics on March 30, 1939. In the DC Universe, Batman is the alias of Bruce Wayne, a wealthy American playboy, philanthropist, and industrialist who resides in the fictional Gotham City. Originally a millionaire, the…
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[Batman] James Gunn has once again confirmed what he's been saying for several interviews. There won't be two Batman films in one year for various reasons (e.g., marketing cannibalization); other characters are equally important, and above all, he won't start a new film with a finished script. [Superman] The director revealed that his longtime collaborator (who also co-wrote other films and series, such as the new S…More
Batman Begins Bruce Wayne, having witnessed the murder of his wealthy parents, begins a journey through Asia, where he is trained by a dangerous ninja leader. Returning to Gotham City, he discovers that the city and his father’s company are in the hands of organized crime, so he creates a new persona—the Batman—to intervene. In 2005, a new trilogy of the beloved hero begins, directed by Christopher Nolan, which woul…More
The superhero overload we got from the MCU and—to a noticeably lesser extent—from the DCEU over the past decade exhausted me. At some point after Endgame, I abandoned the genre for quite some time, especially considering the rapid decline of these universes. The Batman by Reeves happened to be released during this period, so I never paid attention to it. Until today, when I completely lost it. So, here are some bela…More
Greetings dear friends Cinefilos... We know that the Batman character has had its ups and downs in cinema. We have seen iconic sagas like Christopher Nolan's or extremely silly movies like the Batman with nipples. But be that as it may, there is a reference in terms of a memorable movie of the dark knight and this is the 1989 Batman where we could see Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson, sharing screens in this classi…More
This post is both in English and Spanish, you can go to the English post by Clicking here HERE Hola comunidad de #MoviesAndTVShows! Antes de que termine el año estoy aprovechando para echarme unos maratones de películas que tenía ganas de ver desde hace meses. Una de ellas es la Saga de Batman del director Christopher Nolan . # 𝔹𝕒𝕥𝕞𝕒𝕟 𝕊𝕒𝕘𝕒 Batman Inicia , Batman El Caballero de la Noche y Batman El…More
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I wanted to watch Watchmen today, but realised I wasn't quite feeling it. I remembered that recently wanted to watch the Tim Burton Batman films, I don't recall ever really watching them, especially when I was a child. And I don't really have a big interest in the more modern superhero films, for many various reasons. I wasn't sure what to expect going into Batman, and I completely forgot that Tim Burton even had an…More
Greetings and salutations Hivers. Today I thought we'd do another *You Should Laugh More* post. Research has shown that laughter is good for us. It has all kinds of health benefits. Despite most of us knowing this, none of us laugh enough. Yeah, I know, being an adult is tough, and furthermore there is a lot of grim stuff happening in the world. These things may be true, but that just is all the more reason for tryi…More
Source It's no news James Gunn the new CEO of DC Universe has decided to reboot the DC and close the chapter of the DCEU with Aquaman 2: The Lost Kingdom. The reboot will start with Superman Legacy which James Gunn is personally writing and going to direct. Superman Legacy is set to be released on July 11, 2025, which is a long time. I just hope James Gunn delivers because this movie will shape the future of the DC…More
Hold onto your Bat-ropes, everyone, because this week on CineTV, the contest is favorite Batman movie or series. This is an interesting week as there have been so many different films with Batman, making it hard to choose. My pick is *Batman* (1966), the film produced after the success of the *Batman* TV series’ first season. *Batman* movie poster - IMDB My Bonnie Bride sat down with me to watch this fun-filled adve…More
Hello movie lovers, last week I missed the contest but this time I will not miss the opportunity because it is about sharing our favorite Batman movies, which is my favorite superhero. I invite @yetsimar to participate in the constest > Hola amantes del cine, la semana pasada me perdí el concurso pero esta ocasión no perderé la oportunidad porque se trata de compartir nuestras películas favoritas de Batman, el cual…More
▶️ Watch on 3Speak Final thoughts on Batman ▶️ 3SpeakMore
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Source/Fuente # Greeting cinephiles/Saludos cinéfilos As many of you probably know, Batman is one of the most famous comic book characters, proof of this is over the years he has accumulated a incredible amount of movies, which range from adaptations of highly acclaimed comics to completely original stories, so today I decided to bring a list with my five favorite animated movies of this great character. > Como much…More
Source All the screenshots in this post were taken directly from the movie One of the biggest challenges we must face when evaluating any classic film is that many times this very status serves as a kind of protective layer that deflects any form of criticism. 1989's Batman is a very particular case because not only did the passage of time solidify its legitimacy, but Burton's undeniable influence on the character's…More
Let me start off by saying, I'm not really a Batman kind of guy, but I was having a look at the 'Now Showing' of my local theatre's website, and I did pause on this one. I wanted take this post to explore some thoughts - and hopefully the discursive process will help me think about what it is I thought - bare with me. A quick Google search of 'Batman films' leads me to this snapshot. There is something of an embedde…More
My schedule for watching movies and series from the '80s and' 90s didn't quite go well. I had too many responsibilities, I had to read the entire, large and complicated book by Jacek Bartosiak, and I was not able to feel the atmosphere. I limited myself to playing "Half Life 1", watching a season 1 track of "Beavis and Butthead" and trying to watch a few movies. I didn't like any of them after 20 minutes of screenin…More
▶️ Watch on 3Speak Bienvenidos Hola chicos sean todos bienvenidos a esta nueva edición de "zona geek". Más allá de hablar el día de hoy sobre un proyecto en particular...hablaremos de todos los Batman que llegarán para el año 2022 a la gran pantalla. No es secreto la influencia dentro de la cultura general y geek del caballero de la noche. Después de spiderman, el súper héroe más popular tanto en los cómics, como en…More
Bienvenidos mis queridísimos amigos maniáticos enfermos y apasionados por el maravilloso mundo de los videojuegos, y los que no, únanse. El día de hoy te voy a inducir en el universo paralelo de Batman, en la pequeña consola de Nintendo. También les compartiré mi primer capítulo de este grandioso videojuego a través de un video Gameplay que hoy mismo compartí en mi canal de YouTube, espero les guste. ¿¡A que esperam…More
Hola chicos, amigos y amigas de la colmena, hoy ando tan entusiasmado como niño en juguetería y es que traigo para ustedes un tema que me encanta. Normalmente, este tipo de publicaciones las sacó en la mañana porque si eres un niño de 29 años como yo, tal vez recuerdes los sábados en la mañana se lo dedicábamos al espacio que tenía Venevisión pero era solo de Warner Bros y lo que más me encantaba era la serie animad…More
The Batman Experience at 2019's San Diego Comic-Con offered fans a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see eighty years of Dark Knight history up close, including authentic props and costumes from his legacy of films. No collection of Bat-costumes would be complete without Michael Keaton's suit from the blockbuster 1989 movie. However, years of exposure had left his iconic costume in a degraded state. In this DC Daily clip…More
I can’t sleep. 30 years ago, last Sunday, June 23, the movie, Batman , was released. Directed by Tim Burton, the movie starred Michael Keaton as Batman/Bruce Wayne, Jack Nicholson as the Joker/Jack Napier and Kim Basinger as Vicki Vale. The movie was weird and Gothic and really cool. I was not a fan of Batman. In truth, I’m still not really a fan of Batman but I love this take on Batman. This film and it’s sequel, B…More
Even more than writing a review, what I really want is to show how much of a forgotten gem Batman (1989) is. It did most things about Batman before they were cool. The movie was directed by Tim Burton and it was one hell of a risky movie at the time of production. In fact it was the mos expensive movie made in England at the time. Comic book movies wasn't a thing at the time and nobody is making a Batman movie witho…More
Batman is a 1989 superhero film directed by Tim Burton and produced by Jon Peters and Peter Guber, based on the DC Comics character of the same name. It is the first installment of Warner Bros.' initial Batman film series. The film stars Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne/Batman and Jack Nicholson as the Joker, alongside Kim Basinger, Robert Wuhl, Pat Hingle, Billy Dee Williams, Michael Gough and Jack Palance. The film t…More
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MoreTom King's *Batman* run hasn't been exactly the follow-up I had desired from Scott Snyder's arc during the New 52, but he's had some great moments interspersed with some heavily divisive ones. *Batman #24* might just be the most divisive of them all; as an epilogue to King's arc *The Button*, it doesn't do much to wrap up that storyline, but as teaser for Bruce Wayne's relationship status with Catwoman/Selina Kyle,…More