Watching this kino right now, why is it so good bros?
Watching this kino right now, why is it so good bros?
Landon Rodriguez
Dominic Cox
Because Michael Keaton is best Batman
Because Jack Nicholson is best Joker
Jonathan Kelly
- Years in planning
- Talented director perfect for the material
- Anton Furst's legendary production design
- Wasn't afraid to go dark
- Gambled on Keaton and it paid off in spades
- Perfect script
- Nicholson
Benjamin Green
It's not. Its sequel is.
Michael Watson
Cringe
Christopher Brooks
I thought Batman Returns was mediocre as a kid, but I rewatched it as an adult and liked it much more. If you see it as a Catwoman movie instead of a Batman movie, it makes more sense. Excellent tragic character.
Christopher Richardson
The Burton/Keaton/Elfman Batman movies are the only ones to get it right in terms of balancing realism (non-fictional style) and formalism (fantasy/magic elements). Schumacher and Nolan went too far on the formalism side and realism side respectively, and it made the looks of their movies sub-par compared to Burton's movies.
Matthew Rodriguez
Nice quads. I believe a big part of it is that the world is crafted to fit the character. Gotham has an otherworldliness and its own aesthetic. It's not "Average American City" like the last two Nolan films.
Elijah Lopez
>batman (1989)
>quadros
yep, i think this thread's based.
Andrew Wood
Always thought the Superman in Burton/Schumacher's Batman was Dean Cain. They both vaguely referenced each other at one point.
Adrian Baker
I love the Gotham in these films,how come there was no Narrows in Dark Knight?Begins has come close to this but the real city look doesn't work.
Justin Davis
FUUUUUCK... How great would Cain's Superman and Keaton's Batman been together?
Angel Ramirez
Good show
Carter Butler
>How great would Cain's Superman and Keaton's Batman been together?
Could do a Kingdom Come type film with Cain, Keaton and Lucy Lawless plus other similar aged actors as the rest of the league. Would be kino.
Brandon Jones
Add in the John-Wesley Shipp Flash and you've got a deal.
Alexander Stewart
>John-Wesley Shipp Flash and you've got a deal
Deal. Shipp proves it can be done.
Thomas Young
>wanting crossover shit before crossovers ruined everything
People like you are the reason entertainment is dead
Noah Hernandez
Batkino is the best capeshit around
Christopher Nelson
Ok, so here's the difference. The 90s characters had their own unique series and a one-time team up would have been an event. One two-hour tv movie and that's it. Unlike now, where the MCU/DCEU is just one giant fan-wanky team-up all the time.
Charles Fisher
This
Mason Jenkins
The best Batkino incoming
Charles Davis
>why is it so good bros?
I can't wait to check out the 4k UHD version later today.
I'm gonna marathon them all-- '89, Returns, Forever, and Batman and Robin.
Isaac Brown
uh yeah i'm thinking that it's K I N O
Owen Carter
literally the best batman. is it out on 4k already?
Nicholas Edwards
>Talented director perfect for the material
The guy had literally never read a single Batman comic.
Bentley Watson
Exactly
Thomas Ross
>i'm through playing, joker
Aiden Miller
>is it out on 4k already?
See
Christian Garcia
I like Batman&Robin but then again, I enjoy Flash Gordon. Nolan movies on the other hand do nothing for me.
Evan Richardson
He'd supposedly read TKJ
Not that that was an issue, he was still the best director for the job at the time
Grayson White
>civil war
>bad
choose one
Thomas Bennett
Brody Anderson
It's bad. All of it. Get over it.
Liam Perry
Yeah that's why it was capekino instead of capeshit