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[Commander Rpg]

http://whatculture.c...dark-knight.php

 

I've seen pretty much every incarnation of Batman in television and cinema.

From the asburd 1966 series, which I liked only when I was a child, to the current last trilogy from C. Nolan.

 

Frankly, I prefer the two Burton films over those mad by Nolan, the upper link sums a large part of what I think on the whole matter. Excessive seriousness/realism, just standing on its own, is a bad thing, ironically results in less seriousness and more in strutting about how good the product is.

 

My personal ranking list is

 

1 - Batman (1989)

2 - Batman Returns

3 - Batman the Dark Knight

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Pfft..

You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it!

[TheClonesLegacy]

1 - Batman: Mask of the Phantasm

2 - Batman: Under the Red Hood

3 - The Live Action Batmans or whatever

 

Anyone that disagrees with this ranking is wrong

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

1 - The Dark Knight Rises

2 - Batman Begins

3 - The Dark Knight

4 - Batman (1989)

 

I'm right. If not, you have my permission to die.

[Inquisitor Recon]

Dr Pavel, I'm CIA.

[mybudgee]

Why would someone shoot a man, before throwing him out of a plane?

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

[Inquisitor Recon]

Why would someone shoot a man, before throwing him out of a plane?

Well at least you can talk. Who are you?

[mybudgee]

Well at least you can talk. Who are you?

... It doesn't matter who we are. What matters is our plan.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

The legendary dialogue from dat movie... it's like a bible now!

[mybudgee]

The legendary dialogue from dat movie... it's like a bible now!

CALM DOWN! You're scaring the CHILDREN!!!

 

[Commander Rpg]

The legendary dialogue from dat movie... it's like a bible now!

That dialogue is much like an apocryphal text.

[mybudgee]

... It doesn't matter who we are. What matters is our plan.

No one cared who I was until I put on the mask...

[TheClonesLegacy]

The problem with the Dark Knight Trilogy is that the characters don't really have character.

Most just go on philosophical lectures which aren't particularly interesting.

Meanwhile, you have stuff like this. 

This depicts the struggle of Bruce Wayne right before he became Batman, in which he tries to decide if he should become a vigilante or be happy with the woman he loves.

God this movie is so good.

[mybudgee]

No one cared who I was until I put on the mask...

If I pull that off, will you die?

[TheClonesLegacy]

It would be painful.

[mybudgee]

It would be painful.

You're a big guy!

[TheClonesLegacy]

You're a big guy!

For you.

[TheChris92]

1. The Dark Knight

2. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm

3. Batman Begins

4. Batman & Mr Freeze: Sub Zero

5. Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker

6. Batman: Mystery of Batwoman

7. Batman: Under the Red Hood

8. Batman: Assault on Arkham Island

9. Batman: Year One

10. The Dark Knight Returns: Part 1

[mybudgee]

For you.

[TheClonesLegacy]

1. The Dark Knight

2. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm

3. Batmans Begins

4. Batman & Mr Freeze: Sub Zero

5. Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker

6. Batman: Mystery of Batwoman

7. Batman: Under the Red Hood

8. Batman: Assault on Arkham Island

9. Batman: Year One

10. The Dark Knight Returns: Part 1

Ok. The bolded ranking needs some form of explanation.

Because I always found Mystery of the Batwoman the weakest of the Animated Batman films.

At least he was great in Fury Road.

[Il Divo]

1. Under the Red Hood

2. Mask of the Phantasm

3. Dark Knight Rises

4. Batman Begins

5. The Dark Knight

 

I've loved all the above but that's my personal ranking. 

[mybudgee]

[TheChris92]

Ok. The bolded ranking needs some form of explanation.

Because I always found Mystery of the Batwoman the weakest of the DCAU Batman films.

I generally enjoyed it as it felt like a return to form after the Animated Series departure in '99, although Beyond came to be a few years later but while i enjoyed it; McGinnis was never the kind of Batman I enjoyed along with pretty much all of the supporting cast -- The film was written by Dini & Alan Burnett, who also worked on both Beyond and the original series plus the tie-in to the Nolan films (Gotham Night). I found it quite well realized and entertaining, like a good celebration of the best iteration of Batman -- Namely the one Timm & Dini brought to life with the 90s cartoon.