Batman 1966 Tv Series
After so many Batman movies, why do I still Like the 1966 TV Series the best?
Holy Sheet metal, Batman, why is that?
Maybe you like the comedy in the ’66 series better than the seriousness of the later movies. Besides, Batman Returns and Batman and Robin stank. B&R isn’t as bad as they say, but it’s basically a terrible remake of the 60′s series! Returns was flat-out embarassing! That’s two out of five (soon to be six) right there! One-third of the movies! Batman: The Motion Picture is a little rough at a few points, depending on what your tolerance level is for things like violence, gross-outs, sexuality, etc. Batman Forever was entertaining, but not the best movie ever, and terrible in regards to portraying the Batman character. Adam West was actually a decent parody of his generation’s Batman! Batman Begins is definately high-quality, in addition to protraying the spirit of the comics well. However, if this was not “your kind of movie,” you could theorectically understand that it is better-done (writing, music, etc) overall, but enjoy the West ’66 series better. Also, if this is the Batman you “grew up with,” it’s possible that the nostalgia of watching the series is affecting your enjoyment of it. Does this help?
Batman 1966 TV Batmobile to Batboat music
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DC Super Heroes: The Filmation Adventures $6.97 Genre: AnimationRating: NRRelease Date: 12-AUG-2008Media Type: DVD… |
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Batman $11.98 … |
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Batman: Batman Theme And 19 Other Bat Songs (1966 TV Series) $11.98 … |
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Mattel Hot Wheels 1:18 1966 TV Series Batmobile $37.99 This is the one and only officially licensed model of the original 1966 Baobile featured in the TV series. Collectors have been waiting for this car, and our 40th anniversary seemed like the perfect time to release it. And since there are no others, we got together with George Barris to make sure we did it right. From the wheels to the curved windshield, 1966 TV Series Baobile is detailed on an as… |
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