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http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/batman/news/a810341/star-treks-william-shatner-will-play-two-face-in-a-new-batman-movie/
I can just hear Shatner now, in his overacting way...
"I've....uncovered a truth, Batman. In a world of...utter, utter chaos...it is the coin that rules all. Fairness, above all....is the only solution to a world teetering on the brink of....disaster."
Hopefully they let Shatner shout at Adam's Batman in the same manner he shouted "KHANNNN!" all those years ago. ;)
Batman & Mr.Freeze : SubZero
Batman : The Dark Knight Returns Pt. 1
Batman : The Dark Knight Returns Pt. 2
Batman : Under the Red Hood
Batman : Year One
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker
Batman Unlimited: Animal Instincts
Batman Unlimited: Mechs vs Mutants
Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem
Batman vs Robin
Batman: Assault on Arkham
Batman: Bad Blood
Batman: Gotham Knight
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders
Batman: The Killing Joke
JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time
Justice League vs Teen Titans
Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths
Justice League: Doom
Justice League: Gods and Monsters
Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox
Justice League: The New Frontier
Justice League: Throne of Atlantis
Justice League: War
Mystery of the Batwoman
Son of Batman
Superman / Batman Apocalypse
Superman / Batman Public Enemies
The Batman / Superman Movie: World's Finest
The Batman vs Dracula
EDIT
Ordered by year and including the live action ones:
1966 Batman
1989 Batman
1992 Batman Returns
1993 Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
1995 Batman Forever
1997 The Batman / Superman Movie: World's Finest
1997 Batman & Robin
1998 Batman & Mr.Freeze : SubZero
2000 Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker
2003 Mystery of the Batwoman
2005 The Batman vs Dracula
2005 Batman Begins
2008 Batman: Gotham Knight
2008 Justice League: The New Frontier
2008 The Dark Knight
2009 Superman / Batman Public Enemies
2010 Batman : Under the Red Hood
2010 Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths
2010 Superman / Batman Apocalypse
2011 Batman : Year One
2012 Batman : The Dark Knight Returns Pt. 1
2012 Justice League: Doom
2012 The Dark Knight Rises
2013 Batman : The Dark Knight Returns Pt. 2
2013 Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox
2014 Batman: Assault on Arkham
2014 JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time
2014 Justice League: War
2014 Son of Batman
2015 Batman Unlimited: Animal Instincts
2015 Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem
2015 Batman vs Robin
2015 Justice League: Gods and Monsters
2015 Justice League: Throne of Atlantis
2016 Batman Unlimited: Mechs vs Mutants
2016 Batman: Bad Blood
2016 Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders
2016 Batman: The Killing Joke
2016 Justice League vs Teen Titans
2016 Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice
2016 Suicide Squad
These should be all the WB movies which feature Batman in some shape or form, not including the LEGO film. Is this list complete?
Furthermore he appears in the animated TV-Shows Teen Titans Go and Young Justice, besides his 6 solo shows.
BUT
you forgot the best of them all!!
from 1972
I don't know how to feel about this one. It's great to see them trying to do a similar animation to the last season of Batman: The Animated Series, just as it's great to hear Kevin as Batman with his original Robin from 1992, but the story doesn't really engage me in the way I'd hoped. The very stiff and dull animation that marks so many WB animations also returns, when it could've been an opportunity for the visuals to match the more noir-like Fleischer style that BTAS had before its last minute redesign with the emphasis on angles and minimalist design. I really don't enjoy this style, but at least in the show it was polished. Here it's very stiff and wonky, and things feel off.
I like the idea of returning to the roots of DC animated with the show that basically birthed the division in 1992, but this wasn't the route I'd enjoy seeing. I'd love to see modern films that were done to match the exact style of the early 90s designs, where the animation felt more polished and atmospheric and where the scripts, like the show, told very mature crime tales with an emphasis on Batman being a detective. Kevin Conroy would also have to voice Batman, no other choice could be made. WB seem to be making a lot of more adult films lately, so why not use the show that many call the greatest animated series of all time (including myself) to give it a rebirth with even more mature story lines than were possible in the 90s?
I think Timm is a bit too focused on the sex these days, and maybe that's always been his thing judging by his character designs. I just think these projects work better with Dini at the head, as he was the heart of the team and always has been. With Dini on board, The Killing Joke's first half wouldn't have gone through.
was a huge mistake. I got a little aroused, but angry at the same time. ;-)
It's just a very creepy idea, really, and something Batman would never do. Not only because it's the super young daughter of his good friend who he shares a massive age gap with, but also because he's trained himself to be disciplined and in control of carnal desires that would fog his mind. It's such an un-Batman thing to do, in every way.
And the way Barbara was written was horrid. She's characterized as a lovesick puppy that fawns over Batman and only does the job to get in his pants, when the real Batgirl actually liked helping. Then, the moment Barbara feels upset about what happened, she quits the job and just moves on, choosing her own problems over that of the entire city. Even when she was shot and crippled, our Batgirl still got back up and decided to help. She didn't crawl into a corner and mope like this one did, complaining about a problem she created for herself (Batman certainly didn't initiate what we saw).
So I can see why The Killing Joke left a bad taste for so many. Timm and co. took a Joker story and made it a Batgirl one, and not even a good one at that that really disgraced who she was at a fundamental level and made her eye candy on top of it. It's sometimes a test to see who's being more misogynistic or degrading at times, the animators and writers, or the actual characters picking on Barbara for her body and gender in the film itself. All the other stuff the team failed to realized successfully, including the final dialogue between Batman that comes off as wooden and tensionless, just sank the whole thing further.
I really like Timm; he's one of my biggest art inspirations and he has some good work to his name. But he's not a storyteller in the league that Paul Dini is.
Sugestion for actor if Bale not whant to return
Jonathan Howard. English.
http://m.imdb.com/name/nm1401022/
After i watched Dark Knight Rises i get idea we wil get Nolan his Batman Returns, Batman & Robin and Batman Forever. Possible Batman returns and Batman & Robin in one movie, another movie in between (to bring the joker back ?) and end with his Batman Forever.
Batman Returns = The Dark Knight Returns
Batman & Robin = alternate / new alternatief ??
Batman Forever = Dark Knight Forever
2022: 30 years after Batman Returns.
2026: Because there dont give a dam about Batman & Robin and there can let us wait another 4 years for no reasen like time between TDK and TDKR.
2030: 35 years after Batman Forever / 25 years after Batman Begins / 15 years after TDKR.
Anyway, here's something I stumbled upon that I find rather interesting:
http://www.cbr.com/batman-15-versions-way-cooler-than-bruce-wayne/
http://screenrant.com/batman-quits-comic-watchmen/
now I know many here don't read comics but I do enjoy seeing others besides Bruce Wayne as Batman Jim Gordon as Batman was poorly written but a cool idea Dick as batman was fantasic I enjoy Batman beyond and I might pick up Forever Evil just to see Bane as Batman
so if Bruce is retireing yet again who should be Batman next?
I can think of a few potentials to get the ball rolling
1. Dick Grayson (again) I think he could be a really cool Batman and I enjoyed him as batman last time
2. Jim Gordon (again) as said if it was better written I could see Jim doing a good job
3. Alfred: because why not let him have a turn lol
Apart from the obvious 3 I could go with either Tim Drake or Jason Todd for a turn.
It's either, "This hero doesn't want to be a hero any more, who will fill their place?" or the most common, "In an act of sacrifice, this hero will die in the next issue!" Always followed up a couple of months or a year later with the reveal that, "The hero wasn't really dead all along!"
The Batman I want to see is Bruce Wayne. Because he's Batman.