We put the OLDEST Batman into the NEWEST Batman

[@jakekunz5168]

The shot of Batman just hop-skotching over bullets is S Tier Corridor

[@Snyde70]

that one got me good

[@lazeez_k]

Masterpiece! I wish all Batmen dodge bullets like this.

[@Jay-wo9vk]

I cracked the hell up at that part

[@spaceghostcqc2137]

Best corridor since Oldboy

[@spaceghostcqc2137]

Since Equilibrium

[@paulandrewhope]

The car landing scene was just so good, the bat mobile didn't even look like it was just a 3d model

[@envyjen6915]

Yeah true....the car was the only acception

[@johnsensebe3153]

There's a little bit of jankiness in some of the shots, but the compositing is so well done, it looks more like a miniature than CGI. I think that's down to the 3D model and materials not being detailed enough.

[@MadeoN]

@@envyjen6915 *exception :D

[@RDR911]

I mean, are you blind or just a sycophant?

[@waddefaq4325]

Its because its not 3d model

[@hard2hurt]

Obviously the finished product was mind blowing, particularly the shot of the batmobile landing... but I am very embarrassed that I didn't realize DC stood for Detective Comics.

[@LordsOfSalem666]

DC Comics - Detective Comics Comics. Thankfully they don't use the full name

[@VegetaLF7]

That's the reason why if you watch Cinema Sins videos on anything DC related, they always ding "DC Comics". Not as a dig against DC, but because of the redundancy of them effectively saying "Detective Comics Comics". It's like saying "ATM Machine", being automatic teller machine machine.

[@InjusticeJosh]

@@VegetaLF7 Or PIN Number

[@androyus]

You should also know that Adam West Batman is *not* the *oldest* live-action Batman. You might want to fact check that, bruh.

[@Eyeofdust]

I don’t think anyone knew that... at least that’s what my dumb isolated self thinks

[@ChronicleComicArt]

There is a much older B&W Batman serial film that aired in theaters in the 30’s & 40’s. He had floppy ears and carried a gun. It was pretty crazy.

[@shadowfirethesarcastic9517]

And the bad guy in that one was Japanese, so they worked in a lot of racial slurs. I mean a lot. Think your drunk uncle at Thanksgiving, twice a week at the theater.

[@BenDood]

I thought I was the only one here who watched that! My family found a DVD of it in an op-shop recently.

[@EricAlder]

Thanks for saying it for me. Though, to be fair, those Batman films were in B&W, so it would be even harder to insert him into the new film.

[@mykeljmoney]

I only knew about them because of Rifftrax

[@ChargerBullet]

There were two different Batman serials, both in the 1940s. The first Batman was played by Lewis Wilson and the second Batman was played by Robert Lowery. Neither Batman used a gun, that was the Captain America in the 1940s.

[@chitoryu12]

The most impressive part of all of this is probably making the 1960s Batmobile look badass without changing a single thing.

[@viddiot]

The 60's Batmobile was always badass! Easy job! Hahaha!

[@giosbizarreart9048]

It was always badass

[@mohdshahzeb4499]

Absolutely! It felt this was the one in the Robert Pattinson movie

[@guyncali2]

I don't know, it was good, but the score was the best part.

[@peterward2275]

Just shows what a magnificent Timeless design it was

[@Qkotman]

Batman evading-bullets scene was gold... or diamond even.

[@BOINGtheGAMER]

The dancing dodge was epic.

[@dharkstworld707]

it was platinum, black matter XD

[@croc_moat2327]

fax

[@croc_moat2327]

@@BOINGtheGAMER it wasn't just epic,it was absolutely legendary

[@ChrystinamarieWellington]

One might even say it's Netherite

[@comicfan1324]

Adam West wasn’t lame. He was a campy legend. Rest in peace, Adam.

[@mrtriffid]

TRUTH! The thing about the TV Batman is that it was actually FOR ADULTS! Folks who had a sense of humor and appreciated satire. The movie incarnations may be closer to the comic book original, but it is FOR CHILDREN!

[@abstractfriends6722]

frrr

[@Lotus3.2.2.]

@@mrtriffidwasnt the batman rated r?

[@BsxstarRastsbax]

DON'T ANY OF YOU DARE SPEAK HIS NAME

[@carl_anderson9315]

Physically, Adam West was the best Bruce Wayne. Tall and muscular, elegant, refined. It was only when he put on that ridiculous suit that everything switched into a joke.

[@shadowfirethesarcastic9517]

Okay, I just wanted to say that I agree with your comment at 1:35, to an extent. The thing is, Adam didn't want to play a dark, gritty Batman, and said so later in life before he died. He knew of the Tim Burton and Christopher Nolan versions of Batman, and he said they were wrong. He went to his grave feeling that his Batman was the best.

[@JActor23]

Adam West was our “Bright Knight”

[@Hexon66]

And I think what they fail to recognize is that, if there's any justice in the world, audiences 50 years from now will look back at these newer iterations and wonder, "what was with all that pathetic, moody crap?"

[@shadowfirethesarcastic9517]

​@@Hexon66I disagree. Batman was never a happy, shiny story. It was about a little boy who watched his parents shot, and never got over it.

[@KairuHakubi]

I saw an interesting interview with several of the original cast, around the time the new movie was coming out, and they had a variety of viewpoints on it.. one, I forget which, was under the impression the comics had always been goofy lighthearted fare, and another (I wanna say Gorshwin) was aware they had a lot heavier themes in the 40s. But in general they were confused old people wondering why we needed a new thing that was so different, and that's a mood I can sympathize with. Still, it's much worse being a 90s kid, seeing kiddification overturned, seeing deep serious stories presented, and then.... janet jackson flashes a pasty and it all reverts to cheap garbage, and never comes back.

[@kylebutler9250]

@@Hexon66 I'd think most people now and in the future will agree that a man wearing tights and underwear hanging around a young teen with no pants on and giggling is something better left in the past. No hate to people like you who are into that stuff but its just not what Batman was ever supposed to be.

[@frostyfrenchtoast]

“I don’t know much about Batman I just have very strong opinions” You’ve summed up like half the critics lol

[@aucarter]

And sadly, some WB film executives!

[@bradenhogan2]

And most of the Batman fan base if we’re being honest

[@Number9-99]

That’s the summary of alot of Batman fans

[@Werewolf914]

All you need to know is with prep time Batman could defeat any other character in existence.

[@Josh1OD]

Half is an underestimation, lol 😂

[@SceneComparisons]

for the people who miss Adam West so much, there are 2 recent amazing cartoons with him and Burt Ward in the style and continuity of the 60's TV show

[@SceneComparisons]

Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders and Batman vs. Two-Face

[@Booksds]

+

[@ape5490]

@@SceneComparisons I love those movies. Unironically top 5 animated Batman movies

[@SceneComparisons]

@@ape5490 yup, they are great. they did a great job recreating and honoring the TV show and giving us more Adam West's Batman.

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@SceneComparisons You know, those movies would've made for awesome material of Adam West Batman being hardcore, with the dialogue. Besides, his voice is worthy of the Batman character.

[@ddssrr1614]

As a child the Adam West batman was the best thing ever. It was before my time, but was still on repeat on TV when i was growing up..

[@Yoda_16358]

Yeah same. My family used to watch the reruns every weekend when I was a young kid until they kept pushing the air time later and later in the night and eventually it was past my bedtime

[@mercedes_nuts]

I was born in 2002 but somehow ended up with a dvd of the first Batman movie, that was probably my most repeatedly watched non-Star Wars movie in elementary school

[@kriss3d]

This. And we all genuinely were sitting on the edge of the seat because batman and Robin couldn't POSSIBLY get out of THIS trap.. Every other week.. Spoiler alert : they could and they did. Every time.

[@johnmcclure6918]

Hater ass children. Adam west Batman was great. These guys are lame as hell.

[@Reelphresh]

As cheesy as it is, it definitely has a charm to it's slapstick humor. Lame characters like King tut and the bookworm, all the henchmen dressed in unison. Definitely the witty puns is what made it.

[@Canoby]

When I was a teenager in the 90s I did the whole 90s teenager "everything's gotta be grimdark, man" thing and looked down on the Adam West Batman series for a hot minute, but that did not last long. I get people preferring more serious takes on Batman, but the 60s Batman is still a lot of undeniable fun. He's certainly not lame, even if a little dated now.

[@ligmaguy521]

grimdark

[@alberto9594]

I remember in 89(I think) when the Burton Batman came out. I was in a comic book store and someone was saying they wish they could erase the West Batman for being too camp. I was like the "Joker does a dance routine in the new movie."

[@pawala7]

Underrated music edit. I can't believe how seamless the merging of the theme songs was. The addition of the "Na na na na na na" strings and that final "Batman!" nailed what was missing from Michael Giacchino's original composition .

[@hossfilm7971]

Honestly had the score included that, it may have actually short circuited the time circuit and set us back to the real 2022.

[@nuramo]

That was the one thing I really pulled out and thought amazing.

[@sneifert1968]

Awesome job guys

[@AudraT]

The music they made for this was amazing. I've come back to this video several times to watch the awesome trailer but to also listen to the music.

[@KaladinVegapunk]

It's just kind of depressing we see the comic authority and laugh at the absurdity of their censorship and moral nonsense..but yet over the decades that crap never left, satanic panic around D&D in the 80s, video games, comics nowadays, weird religious whackos moral panic always tries to just push their warped puritan values on the rest of sane society hahaha

[@Wallyworld30]

Adam West was blessed with a Velvet Voice. His voice is the sound every Batman that came after him tried to emulate. I'm so glad that Family Guy gave him a reoccurring role.

[@BoomBoom77156]

What Batman tried to emulate West’s voice? Seems to me most of the Batmen after West went with the rougher less velvety smooth voice

[@TheFaustianAlchemist]

@@BoomBoom77156 yeah

[@brooklyngal6334]

@@BoomBoom77156 I think all the Bruce Waynes emulated Adam West, but the Batman's voice became very rough and throaty.

[@elansleazebaganno]

@@brooklyngal6334 Well, Christian Bale just sounds like Bale's American voice, or basically Patrick Bateman

[@freespeechisdead1565]

Name even 1 single batman that tried to sound like Adam West, please.

[@AverageJoes]

Watching the old batmobile CRUSHING it, truly is the winning moment. What a gem you guys made.

[@jessicagreene1773]

The show went off the air about 50 years ago and people still remember it fondly. It came from a time when people could laugh and enjoy the lighthearted fun of a character like that Batman and beyond that is was designed for the whole family to enjoy, that's why it was geared for children yet had subtle overtones at times for adults.

[@brostenen]

True. Actually so much, that people have mostly forgotten Lewis Wilson was the first to play Batman. But there was a war going on, so we cant blame people for not doing a simple google search.

[@angrytheclown801]

@@brostenen I watched the Lewis Wilson Batman serial, it felt too much like a prototype for my tastes. They simply just didn't have enough elements I'm used to at the time.

[@pineplaysit7254]

Speaking as someone who didn't grow up then, I'm a little shocked that batman used to be so comical. My personal favorite is the Christian Bale version, but I can see the appeal of the old one.

Adam West LIVES and RULES!

[@Luke_Stoltenberg]

It was still in reruns until the early 90s

[@roddydiaz1090]

I love Adam West's Batman and it wasn't corny it was hilarious and fun.. on purpose. Adam West's self aware, dry humor in those tights was the greatest thing ever.

[@Dr.Boring]

i mean it was corny, but that can be very enjoyable

[@singingway]

Agreed! Not "corny"! Meta!

[@jg2722]

Nah bro it WAS corny

[@jrw8341]

At least his interpretation delivered on something.

[@paultapping9510]

@John Woodward in order to be corny you need to be being sincere, which west's Batman never was.

[@swimfreakcmb]

The bright/cartoony "pow" and "splat" followed by Gordons face actually getting sprayed with blood was amazing lmao

[@Ghost_Recon_Actual]

Dudes!!! I just found your channel this morning 4/13/2024 @ 5AM, and you & your team did a fan-FUCKING-tastic job combining your talents and remaking the trailer. I'm now a subscriber.

[@franciscojavierruiziglesia1274]

There’s no 13 months

[@dool889]

This turned out WAY better than I expected. Legit amazing work. Especially for only a week. It shows you guys really know what you are doing!

[@UltravioletNomad]

The camp isn't Adam's prison, its where he thrives. This is his domain, and by god that comedic timing is on damn point.

[@jesseturner9865]

he invented it. shame theses guys couldn't get their facts straight.

[@LazyCat010]

"You merely adopted the camp. I was born I it. Molded by it."

[@Iuxinterior]

batman was always camp 😭

[@mattposky2892]

It was intentionally supposed to be funny, almost mocking what comics had become in the 1960s. And yet people constantly rant about how they don't understand why it's "so weird" and "not like batman." Makes me sad bro. West slaps

[@sparkstron73]

Agree 💯 while I think the corridor crew knew what they were doing and it looks good the campy element cannot be extinguished. Can't agree that batman was woke to the degree they're making out. Maybe some kids loved the dark elements but it was more kid friendly and accessible to not have the dark side therefore more marketable and profitable. I love the adam west burt ward series and out of all the batmans is imo the best. I get others will disagree and thats fine, they're just misguided.

[@cytus5468]

My favourite bit is how the iconic Adam West 'BAM' and 'POW' were turned into legitimately awesome floating neon effects

[@evm6177]

🍷👍 It wouldn't be a legit Adam west Batman without the POW'S, BAM and SPLATS! 😆

[@Optimistprime.]

As a car guy and a Batmobile fan, it was so cool to see the original Batmobile look so gritty, and tough! You guys did a great job!

[@misterwhyte]

What surprises me the most is how well the onomatopoeia work in such a gritty style. I could legit imagine a serious Batman movie with a graphic novel visual style using that.

[@pyro-millie5533]

Dude same that looked so cool!!!

[@Pon1bcd]

The Neon mixed with all the effects, it just looks so good.

[@mariobudal8850]

I can honestly picture that coming, now. And… I actually hope it does. Only question is… who would be well casted as an Adam West Batman?

[@questtofreedom]

The closest would be sin city

[@DanDaniel-sx6iq]

It would have been so cool if DC had done the justice league as different decades. Do a 50’s Superman, a 60’s Batman, a 70’s Wonderwoman, etc. and just set the whole justice league in the past. Then you could focus on new characters set in the modern day and have an aging Batman, make Supes and Wonderwoman’s longevity part of it so Batman’s getting old and you can even do Batman Beyond and stuff.

[@mattwebi]

God, the light interaction between the "Pow!" pop-ups and the rain is like Scott Pilgrim level of effects, I love it

[@allendean9807]

Rest In Peace, Adam West. He was one of the biggest Batman fanboys, he was a wonderful and magnanimous celebrity at conventions. Just a wonderful guy, who loved his role, and his place in bat history.

[@Tapi0caAka]

Ppp0

[@antonbrakhage490]

He basically saved Batman. For all that people make fun of the 60s show now, it made Batman a hit at a time when it really wasn't.

[@goldpotato1885]

bruh who cares about a dead man

[@goldpotato1885]

twelve mice on dead man's chest, dead man's chest, dead man's chest, twelve mice on a dead man's chest, rolling down the graaave.

[@KaladinVegapunk]

Honestly the true sad part is Bill Finger, the creator of Batmans suit, car, alter ego, joker, the aesthetics..died penniless, with zero credit, while Bob Kane stole all the rights, money and credit and didn't do jack shit haha..only 70 years later near death he felt bad and admitted it, and DC only credited Finger a few years ago, almost a century later

[@serhatsoyyigit]

Your videos are not only entertaining but also natural and extremely informative. I'm glad I met you.

[@aleyro13]

I actually liked old Batman with Adam West. My favourite scene is when a mailman approaches the chief of police and Batman- who's full on dressed as the Batman- and asks "Which one of you is Batman?" 🤣

[@samaraisnt]

I return to that scene so often.

[@HelloBrian7]

My 2nd favorite Batman 🤘

[@OrangeMan652]

Adam West is The GOAT of Batman. I know he was goofy as shit. But it was spot on with the early comics. Once the dude said the Lamest Batman. I yelled Fück You! at my TV so loud. And it’s currently midnight 😂🤣

[@InferiorRaven77]

If adam west played the curremt batman 🤤🤤

[@JohnDlugosz]

@@OrangeMan652 The silver age was not the earliest comics. In terms of character depiction, they're the middle child. Earliest (golden age) a darker, more mysterious Batman, who was more of a vigilante and occasionally used lethal force against his enemies. Middle (silver age) more of a "science detective," often dealing with extraterrestrial and supernatural threats, and incorporating more science fiction elements into the stories. Late (modern age) a grittier, more psychologically complex Batman, as well as darker and more mature storylines

[@bkrokkit217]

This is beautiful. The 'bam biff pow' flares done in the style of neon signs was particularly brilliant, and the music was so perfect.

[@raychee6007]

I agree was so dope!!

[@arcadiaberger9204]

That bit reminded me of the episode of the (Patrick McNee) *_Avengers_* which featured a villain obsessed with a Batman-like comic book, and a fight scene which featured paintings clearly inspired by Roy Lichtenstein's giant comic strip panels, so that people were getting clobbered by paintings which bore huge bright , , &c.

[@myrajoyce783]

Something that needs to be understood is that Adam West’s Batman was extremely accurate to the comics at that time. Batman wasn’t gritty or realistic until Batman year one came out.

[@rainchains5306]

The Batman comics from the thirties and seventies would disagree with you!

[@absolutelinus8552]

@@rainchains5306 he would not. robin came out just a few issues after batman himself. robin is what makes batman human

[@TadRaunch]

@@rainchains5306 He said "Batman [...] comics at that time". And then you literally cite Batman comics from a different time.

[@gokugoma3258]

@@TadRaunch because he doesn't pay attention

[@gokugoma3258]

Batman got gritty again in the 70s

[@kellwillsen]

This is how you use AI in art. Not generating images from stolen databases, but doing the donkey work for enhancing resolution, finding edges, etc. Great work bringing these two ages together. Blending genres across the decades.

[@Jaxon-bh5vo]

Sometimes the pictures can be very creative and surreal which looks interesting to me. Just my opinion 😅

[@saaandshark]

@@Jaxon-bh5vo Yeah dude, typing words into a computer program is very creative

[@nightfiretherabbit2434]

@@saaandshark I mean yeah, it's what most novelists do in this day and age.

[@saaandshark]

@@nightfiretherabbit2434 Ah yes, my favorite book: generate a Renaissance picture of Spiderman on vacation in Brazil

[@nightfiretherabbit2434]

@@saaandshark Wow, it's like you've never heard of microsoft word. You know? A computer program where you type words to make a document?

[@JohnnyJoe]

Adam West was perfect as Batman in the 60s. His version is actually a really good reflection of what the comic books actually looked like in the 60's (even the villains in the TV series reflect very well how the villains were in the comics at that time). And West was not a small tiny guy, he was 187 cm (6ft 1 ½), so after Ben Affleck (193 cm), he is the tallest actor to ever portray Batman). He's just the only Batman whose suit did not have fake muscles.

[@charlie-obrien]

"Pure West..."

[@GREATWHITEBEYOND]

*He was*

[@Wolfie1262]

The comics reflected the show, not the other way around.

[@ajatathemu]

@@Wolfie1262 you literally never watched the video. lol

[@retroid7830]

@@Wolfie1262 absolutely correct.

[@leviuzumaki3903]

Honestly Adam west could actually be considered the most important Batman oddly enough, because even through all the corny stuff he was given and how corny that show was, surprisingly it worked, and worked very well for what it was. It’s become a classic, imagine if it didn’t work, would comic films still be the same as they are today, maybe but maybe not.

[@AsbestosMuffins]

hey, a lot of the corny was Adam himself, he was a very bright person and added so much dialogue to the show himself

[@rhindlethered]

Without Adam West, Batman isn't *BATMAN*. It was the 1960s phenomenon that made him the cultural figure he is. Otherwise, he would still be a distant second banana to Superman.

[@Nobody1707]

@@rhindlethered The success of the Adam West Batman show is the only thing that stopped DC from canceling Batman comics entirely. They had been selling very poorly beforehand.

[@sarg778returnscodm7]

It isn't oddly enough, he is the first to do it well, the first to groundbreak, corny but the best... the Batman's after? And movies /shows after? Can't compare them. I'm sorry

[@me5o164]

If it wasn’t for Adam west there is a good chance Batman would have died

[@midnightmosesuk]

For us guys born in the 60's Adam West WAS Batman. I loved Batman as a kid. A scruffy little English child such as I was, back in the '70s, had never seen anything like it before. Because of this Adam West was huge here in Britain, making regular appearances on kid's TV. It's good to see Adam West get a little bit of respect because he did more to spread word of Batman than anyone else before him.

[@mariobudal8850]

Oh, don't you worry. Every true Batman fan has a place in their heart for Adam West. As a Batman fan myself, I've always _loved_ the psychologically dark aspects of the franchise. But, I will always love Adam West's Batman, too. That was a part of my childhood, too, and even then I realized this was a goofier representation than Hollywood's Batman, but I loved it! And still do to this day. There's a place for all the variants we've had so far. 100%

[@Keanux12]

​@@mariobudal8850Imagine hating or finding Adam's Batman "lame", people got no taste, West will always be a legendary Batman.

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

If you were born in the 70s and 80s, you lived off reruns of Batman and the Hulk

[@midnightmosesuk]

@@coachmikesfilmroom3111 Next to Batman The Hulk was essential Saturday viewing. Batman in the morning and The Hulk with Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno in the early evening. And there was The Six Million Dollar Man too. The 70's was great for superheroes.

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

I was born in the late 80’s. In the early 90’s after school, I would rush to my Grandma’s home and watch _Batman: The Animated Series_ on Fox Kids at 4:30PM and then _Batman ‘66_ on FX (Or was it TNT or USA?) at 5:00PM. They were two very different Batmans. In _Batman ‘66_ Cesar Romero’s Joker had a cute blonde gun moll that he called *_Queenie._* I thought she was supposed to be the same character as Harley Quinn (Which as a 4 year old, I spelled as *_Harley QUEEN_* thinking since she had card motifs like the diamonds, clovers, hearts, and spades and since the Joker was a playing card and used card tricks. I also thought *_Alicia_* from Batman ‘89 was supposed to be the same character.

[@kenlieck7756]

West woula loved this. I recall an interview where he insisted he was the only actor who could portray Frank Miller's Dark Knight correctly, pointing to the fact that he had aged into the role and noting that (paraphrased) "my Batman was based in humor. So is Frank Miller's -- it's a much darker kind of humor, to be sure, but one I understand just as well." (Adam did get to play a bit of "grim & evil Batman" in 2016's "Return of the Caped Crusaders" if you haven't seen it btw)

[@kinyutaka]

He also "kind of" played a darker version of Batman in the Animated Series, as The Gray Ghost, the old serial actor that Bruce idolized as a kid.

[@TheOneZenith]

@@kinyutaka that whole episode was such a love letter to Adam West. I’d have watched a whole Grey Ghost series after that episode if they had made it.

[@kzinful]

@@TheOneZenith + Loved The Grey Ghost, it all came together for this episode, great, great, writing. And so spot on with regards to the love letter for Adam, and yeah, I teared up. An amazing moment from an amazing series

[@chemicalspore]

"Original Batman? Am I a joke to you?" -Lewis Wilson

[@sensationaldub7612]

That whole batmobile shot looked too real. And the score was ridiculously fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@blakemcnamara9105]

Adam West being insanely campy is what makes him so great. That's why we love him in Family Guy too.

[@AdamSmith75th]

I agree. Massive respect to the CC, but everything they said sucked I LOVED. The campy side to Batman is unique to the Adam West series and that’s what makes it so great 😊

[@caulkins69]

"Camp" is a concept these guys seem not to understand. It sounds like they think the show was made the way it was just because of censorship.

[@garybuller7123]

Love the '66 Batman. If you like podcasts check out To the Batpoles! Batman '66. Two brothers that discuss the entire series episode by episode. Funny and very interesting. Learned a lot things about the show.

[@dedwardskbd]

BMTOS was the best Batman.

[@mattpurvis9873]

Adam West's portrayal of Batman in the 1960's is certainly a classic - but it's not the "oldest" version of the character set to film. There was a low budget serial made in the 1940s or early 1950s.

[@kevin10001]

There were 2 serials one in 1943 with Lewis Wilson and one in 1949 with Robert lowery then we got my favorite Batman Adam west

[@kodyshaw6991]

@Ricky Moore It's still Batman though.

[@martinkuliza]

That's what i just said, Lewis Wilson

[@martinkuliza]

@Ricky Moore true but the title says THE OLDEST BATMAN, adam west clearly isn't the oldest, simple as that we know what they are going for, of course, but the title is incorrect and clearly everyone is picking up on it , you can't debate this point, Adam west simply isn't the oldest batman it was Lewis Wilson maybe they should have put Oldest and Most popular vs Newest and Most popular then.. it'd make more sense

[@gavindennis9988]

@Ricky Moore Neither are the serials ones. Batman stopped killing really early on in comics because editors wanted him to be more kid friendly and Bill Finger realized he works better with a code.

[@kawsakiTV]

The grittiness of new Batman, the campiness of old Batman. A winning hand.

[@giannisksanthopoulos4300]

The batmobile shot is PERFEEEECT!!! That is hell of a VFX right there..

[@theperfguy]

I specially liked the 2D "POW" signs, it really brought out the classic comic look. I guess there should be a parallel universe where Batman can be shown as goofy and comedic and dark at the same time (the spicy chocolate if you will..) I would pay money to watch that.

[@nutttman]

There's actually a comic book kind of like that. It's not Batman but it's a parody of him, it's basically if Ben Affleck Batman and Adam West Batman swapped universes. It's called Wrong Earth, check it out if comics are your thing.

[@n-11ordoskirata70]

I literally was talking to a friend not that long ago about how I would love to see a adam west style batman movie with all the pows and bams and whacks added in like this but just not quite as goofy as the OG show.

[@Burner-B]

Bruce Timm's Batman did that though.

[@LuciferonMinecraft]

That actually looked really fucking cool. Like, I think a modern batman movie could absolutely lean into the ridiculousness of that while staying somewhat serious. As long as they are tongue in cheek, while not admitting to the gag, it could be a really cool way of elevating fight scenes. Deadpool probably could have pulled off something like that, now that I think about it.

[@Garage.Philosophy]

The dark night animated movie nails this vibe

[@RebelWithoutABoss]

The old school costume actually looked cool in some of the shots. Makes me think they can pull off a good version of a more comics accurate Batman costume

[@davidleesfunandamazingvide2759]

Kind of what they did with Afflecks costume

[@teddyriggs1305]

if Spider-Man can pull it off Batman can

[@gammagamma4522]

@@davidleesfunandamazingvide2759 his was Kevlar in a sense his is quite possible to create in real life!

[@DragonMaster360]

they already did, in '89 Batman

[@TheOneToKeepYouWaiting]

Some of the concept art apparently depicted Robert in a gray and blue suit, so perhaps there is hope.

[@GutsInBerserk]

Quick reminder that Adam West Batman is actually the most prepared Batman out of any Batman. He always has something in his utility belt or collection of gadgets to solve his problems. Even other Batmen from other continuities agree that Adam West Batman is the most prepared

[@psygnale]

My man had Bat-shark-repellant...in his helicopter!

[@salvatoredelilleorlansino5332]

I honestly believe this is a turning point in corridor crew's quality of content. This feels so well done specially for a weeks hard work

[@squip7]

@@thomasbecker9676 nah they are fliming for a netflix show and wren works on specials and his other show on the channel

[@davidwells8459]

This is by far the worst video I've seen on the channel. Like 80% of it was flogging sponsors, self promoting and painfully unfunny skit rubbish. The content pertaining to the video title could have been a 3 minute video. They are a special effects crew, why does everyone on KZbin have to try so hard to be funny and fail miserably. The original few CC crew were funny just because they are likeable friends having a laugh *whilst* showing interesting aspects of the art.

[@Usario321]

@@thomasbecker9676 they suck, this “new” guys are actually good

[@squip7]

It is what it is im happy for the team to have this opportunity. The new stunt show looks great, and they are still actively producing for the channel/website.

[@JSB1882]

I remember when Frank Miller's "The Dark Knight" came out, and I dreamed that they would do a film version with Adam West as older Batman. He was the right age and people don't realize that Adam West was a great acting talent.

[@arachosia]

What are some examples of his great acting? I’ve only seen him as Batman.

[@Dirt_Serpent]

@@arachosia his greatest role was his insane self in family guy lol

[@fashizzlemanizzle4808]

The scene of Batman dancing around dodging and superman-ing bullets… legit killed me instantly. Both comically and in the most bad ass way possible. I remain dead.. 💀

[@hydrolito]

Superman sometimes dressed as Batman and Batman as Superman although Kryptonite bullets could still kill either one.

[@realoriginalnamestudios]

Rest in peace FashizzleManizzle (2015 -2022)

[@VLE-Grimace]

RIP bozo rest in piss

[@BFlash_the_og]

"And how come Batman doesn't dance anymore?" Yoinked from the Simpsons. Excellent job

[@nickmedley4749]

The Penguin just squawking the whole time was hilarious 😂

[@direktive4]

The Animated Series did an homage to Adam West by having him in the episode Beware The Gray Ghost, where his in-universe character played a TV hero which Bruce Wayne loved growing up.

[@briansilva3344]

He also plays Thomas Wayne in an episode of The Brave and the Bold, which he does a great job.

[@matthewandrews3883]

@@briansilva3344 also on a somewhat superhero related note, Adam played a version of Mermaid Man on SpongeBob, and Burt Ward played his Barnacle Boy.

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

Brian Silva In that same episode which adapts the Golden Age story where Batman confronted Joe Chill, Julie Newmar voiced Martha Wayne, Kevin Conroy voiced the Phantom Stranger, and Mark Hamill voiced the Spectre.

[@strawberryhellcat4738]

Such a grand effort, yet you didn't replace the modern Catwoman with Julie Newmar. Her 1966 portrayal of Catwoman is every bit as iconic as Adam's Batman.

[@lucidloon]

First two thirds Newmar, and last third Eatha Kitt.

[@piperian3962]

There’s only 1 catwoman, Julie Newmar, Lee Merriweather and sometimes Ertha Kitt.

[@bookbutterfly2408]

We're really sleeping on Michelle Pfeiffer here

[@djpvma]

The whole cast

[@evilovesperry]

No she's not. That dudes the mayor of family guy

[@moonlightlove27]

West wasn't the oldest Batman on screen. That was Batman is a 1943 American 15-chapter theatrical serial from Columbia Pictures, produced by Rudolph C. Flothow, directed by Lambert Hillyer, that stars Lewis Wilson as Batman.

[@theneutralgroundpodcast]

I admit it: I was pretty skeptical until the “to the Batmobile part.” Then, I was all in. Nicely done.

[@badideabearcub2747]

The Batmobile scene is the one that stands out. It is obvious who has a total command of the software, and a very good eye.

[@WessexBladesHandMadeKnives]

This wasn't the trailer we need, it's the trailer Adam West deserved.

[@herbertorendorff6323]

Yes I agree and I do believe it is a very fitting tribute to Adam West and after we lost way too soon and a man who did a lot of things a lot of things may his career never be forgotten rest in peace Adam West

[@top_banana]

I agree. He lost the right to wear the mask too.

[@richardvinsen2385]

The bomb scene in the 60s Batman movie is hysterical. It’s an underrated movie.

[@JRS06]

I watched it a lot around 2016-18, loved it. Probably cringier than I remember but I had a good time.

[@KingCrimson82]

@@JRS06 the "cringe" generation is cringe. the believe to only have that narrow path in which you arent "cringe" is very weak. Its like living in Hell and Hell is that 3 Years before you finally were accepted as an equal on the school yard, perpetuated.

[@retroryan838]

@@JRS06 What do people say is wrong with the movie. It’s a comedy, so it’s supposed to be funny and good.

[@mariobudal8850]

Me and my son were howling laughing, rolling on the carpet at those parts.

[@1987Matilde]

Best scene ever!!!

[@stevekeithley8409]

Upon reading the script for the pilot - Adam West got it. (From his book "Back to the Batcave" my copy is autographed by Adam West). He thought it was great and was laughing before the audition. I loved this show, and have all three seasons on DVD. Adam was really looking forward to doing this show even though it could jeopardize his future work by being typecast.

[@nathanjohnson6543]

This is honestly a 10 out of 10. Everyone (who's a Batman fan) should see this. You perfectly captured the campyness of the 1960's Batman.

[@FinnPub]

Adam West was a comedic genius. He loved his take on Batman. He thought it was hilarious in the backdrop of what was happening in the world. The crazier and kookier the better. All that being said, he would have absolutely nailed a more true to Canon, dark and gritty batman. Especially if you look at some of his other work.

[@MrSkerpentine]

We kinda got that when he played the Gray Ghost in the the 90’s Batman Animated Series

[@keithdewees8885]

Every generation has their Batman, defined by the times. Adam West will always be my favorite Batman. Great video.

[@spyderforce8440]

Agreed

[@JimmyPunkWrestling]

I love them all, Clooney not much, but my favorite is Keaton. Although we have to mention that It wasn't just Keaton, it was the mind of Tim Burton, all actors also performed the villains to perfection. Jack Nicholson's Joker and Danny De Vito's Penguin really helped that Batman's version.

[@jtoons99]

Jordan did a fantastic job on the Pudget System spot. Ha! I was so enthralled in his performance I watched it all the way through (no skip).

[@KyleCowden]

I love this project but the 1966 Batman was epic. As a kid I was thrilled, as an adult it brought me so much laughter and a touch of nostalgia. Funny story: I met Adam West and Burt Ward at an Autorama where the original Batmobile was on display. I was about 9. I was shocked at how hairy Burt Ward's arms were. My dad explained that he shaved them for the show to look younger. My innocence was shattered 😂.

[@jdrummerdd]

Facts! when you are small, Adam west is just as much Batman as all the others!

[@lowlowseesee]

Kyle thats fucking amazing lololol.

[@allendean9807]

I met Adam West once, he was an amazingly wonderful human being. He loved being Batman. He loved the fans, and he’d stay and sign autographs for hours!

[@kiwibob223]

That's just kinky 🙂

[@freedomofpeach9790]

GM Motorama?

[@howitzer551]

Congrats my mom heard about this on NPR the other day (she grew up watching Adam West batman) and called to ask me about you guys. My mother thinks you guys did Adam West justice and likes you guys, now you have really made it to the big leagues!

[@codiserville593]

Wow, that's so good

[@jamesdriver0317]

Rest in Peace Adam West. “NOBODY MESSES WITH ADAM WE”

[@TheLugiaSong]

I know a lot of people here say "less talking" but I really liked the bits and that, you guys have a synergy I can only wish to have in my next workplace.

[@AstoraNoble]

for real, it's like if there's more than a minute of dialogue, people are just like "GUHH TOO MUCH TALKINGGG GET TO THE VIDEO ALREADY!!"

[@firebirdca2066]

A cartoony mix with a modern movie would actually be interesting and I'd watch it. The new movies are so repetitive and so uninspired. Great work!

[@ethankleinman1067]

What new movies are you talking about though? Cause that's not the case with The Batman 2022.

[@DiamondBrickZ]

i recommend everything everywhere all at once

[@KhasiXChakuin]

Lol

[@kurtsimmons9735]

A cartoony mix with a modern film was done with Natural Born Killers by Oliver Stone. A great film worth seeing if you haven't already

[@tbuk8350]

@@ethankleinman1067 Yeah, I was gonna say, the 2022 Batman film was INCREDIBLE. Honestly, it's better than any other film I've seen from the past few years. The real repetitive movies are all the generic movies Marvel is pumping out, which seem more for the cool VFX-heavy action scenes rather than the story.

[@wildlifefishingshow]

Adam West's Batman 100% works. It's can be cornball and goofy like West or dark and gritty like Pattinson. Both extremes work in their own way.

[@Channel5thirds]

Adam West's Batman is Camp with a capital C, he knew what he was doing and it is glorious.

[@Yasuk3]

@@Channel5thirds yea and people act like characters stay the same after being around for decades

[@Swenglish]

It's not that no in-between works, but trying to combine tones is a challenge not always met. I'd say "The Brave and the Bold", which was mostly silly, had some serious moments that really worked, and inversely, Batman: The Animated Series, which was mostly serious, had some silly episodes that really worked. "Gotham" is a curious case of...the writing is so bad it's good, but everything else from casting to production design is unironically excellent. I'd say that show, in all its strange combination of competence and incompetence, manages to make a tone that combines the silly and the serious work really well, even in spite of writing that...kind of doesn't. I really don't think it has to be one or the other, but combining them in a way that works is not necessarily easy.

[@wildlifefishingshow]

@@Swenglish true

[@gamecokben]

Exactly

[@unknownuser2897]

I feel like a lot of people are missing the fact that the crew aren’t actually bashing Adam West’s Batman at the opening of this video. At least to me, they’re just using that premise as a narrative excuse for making this video.

[@dustinakadustin]

Yeah but it comes off like that. It looks like a bunch of dudes who don't know what they're talking about trying to improve something that's great. The finished product is excellent but the opening leaves a sour taste, as it doesn't feel like it's coming from a place of love.

[@caedrewan]

@@dustinakadustin thank you

[@dustinakadustin]

@Author B.L. Alley a depressing but kinda accurate assessment 😂

[@RHKO]

This is just an advertising channel, they wouldn’t bash anything seriously

[@dustinakadustin]

@@RHKO yeah just have to check out their no way home VFX artists react to see that.

[@richardparrott7192]

AW is the best! As a kid I couldn’t wait to get home from school to watch this awesome show! As an adult a friend recommended going back and watching again, and I realised how hilarious this show was! Cast and crew must have been taking something! Latest Batman is brilliant but the tv show will always hold a special place in my ❤ Great vid Crew!

[@Suzume900]

The music sounds like could have been the actual new movie's soundtrack with the original Batman theme, it would've been so hype if the new movie actually had done that

[@theextracrispycolonel9504]

Like how Tom Hollands Spidermans theme had the 60's Spiderman theme

[@Comicbroe405]

Instead of the 60s show the movie's soundtrack took some inspiration from BTAS. So that's a cool homage. Plus there are a ton of easter eggs to the 60s show in the film cuz the director was a huge fan of it.

[@Lonestardebater]

The quality of the compositing truly was a step up on this project. Kudos to the team.

[@hardluckhenry]

Adam West wasn't the first batman. Lewis Wilson (‘Batman,’ 1943) Lewis Wilson was the first actor to star as Batman in the 1943, 15-chapter serial Batman. Instead of battling familiar baddies from the comics, Wilson's Batman fought a villainous Japanese spy (J. Carrol Naish), who was attempting to turn the U.S. population into zombies.

[@cg1red350]

👍

[@timfowler511]

I actually was scrolling through to see if anyone else had picked up on this. THANK YOU!

[@blackrock1961]

Robert Lowery played the second Batman in the "Batman and Robin" movie serial back in 1949. So, Adam West was actually the third live action Batman.

[@chrisgirone]

Corridor Crew - We need a zombie fighting Batman short!!!!! 🙂

[@ItsTheBibby]

Judging by US politics I'd say that he succeeded.

[@gunier.j.kintgenanimations]

The edited trailer, in my opinion, feels lie a really good KZbin Poop.

[@justin.g25]

"I know you'll deploy your sneezing powder, so I took an anti-allergy pill" I couldn't stop laughing at this for some reason lmao

[@Mochi-pk2vc]

Rofl 😂

[@yowatchie]

…cause it was funny?

[@justin.g25]

@@yowatchie no cause it was sad

[@yowatchie]

@@justin.g25 I guess man the reason you laughed sure seemed to be a mystery to you.

[@justin.g25]

@@yowatchie yeah

[@jonathanrobinson8926]

Loved it. Curious why you didn't swap Catwoman out? The show had 3 to choose from.

[@HappyCynic]

And Gordon.

[@riffbaama]

I asked myself the same thing

[@EthanRom]

As every vfx studio would say: we ran out of time

[@DrAsian_Jesus]

too much work and maybe not proper scenes

[@matthewandrews3883]

The show even had the OG black cat woman, Miss Earth Kitt herself!

[@lukedeehan2011]

Adam West was actually a big dude, second only to Afleck in terms of the Batman actors. He would look super intimidating in a modern updated suit because of his good physical condition

[@doctordemento965]

Ben Snowflake looks like that goofy dude in the frat who challenges someone to a fight and gets his @ss kicked.

[@LOVhERstudios]

bro the hits being displayed acors the screen with bubbles or what ever there called is fr epic

[@elijahderinger7080]

Wow, that batcopter is absolutely amazing. I wish more movies were campy like this, the cinematic universes miss the trees for the forest sometimes.

[@lowlowseesee]

well they have to do what will sell. you want Camp you got lego batman which is one of the best tellings ever and a few animated movies as wel

[@Carewolf]

The only deliberately camp movie I have seen in a while is Iron Sky 2.

[@richardrowdyrichlanford2063]

Finally, Adam West as the Batman he was always meant to be. The only thing that this is missing is Julie Newmar as Catwoman. She really deserves to be in this trailer. Other than that, this is really good.

[@davincent98]

I would have gone with Eartha Kitt, myself

[@frankhdz]

My favorite part about this whole thing is the kick ass sound track. It sounded like it belonged in a batman movie. It gave me goosebumps hearing the original theme coming through but in a modern cinematic tone.

[@4shtia]

If you want some other stuff from Casey Edwards, check out Devil Trigger and Bury the Light from Devil May Cry 5. He composed for that game and it has some BANGERS

[@JGraham301]

Please make the music from this trailer available by itself!!!

[@fireknight013]

100%

[@Hari-du6pt]

dude, the score was great and the dancing between the bullets was so so funny!

[@johnnyenglish1847]

Y'all should do a challenge where you try to make the best CG LoFi album cover art render. I think that would look very interesting in each member's style.

[@lolzlarkin3059]

Renders to chill and study to?

[@yongyonglulu]

such a good idea: 'Who can make the most relaxing render?'

[@spec_wasted]

Agreed

[@spec_wasted]

@@yongyonglulu aesthetic is a better term than relaxing In this context ig

[@himikotoga4270]

Lofi hiphop but make it a short movie

[@Axxidous]

I actually always wondered how the original goofy theme could sound as a modern orchestral version the way they do with jingles like with Spider-Man. And I spent many times trying hard to picture it without it being silly. And this is the first time it was actually achieved. And I think combining it with The Batman’s theme was a nice touch.

[@wtech758]

It’s the same thing I think about the Original Superman theme. I wasn’t fond of it when it was used in Superman Returns, it took me out of the movie too many times and thought I was watching the Christopher Reeves movies. I’m glad they threw that theme out the window and got Hans Zimmer in to create the masterpiece theme for Man Of Steel.

[@PainCausingSamurai]

"Poor Adam West"? The Adam West TV series is *THE* reason why Batman is as popular as he is today. The 1960s Batman TV show brought the comic back into relevance at a time when it was being completely overshadowed.

[@iceheadn]

this ^

[@TheJerbol]

they also point out that the comics themselves were being censored

[@SeanPulford]

R.I.P Adam west 1928-2017

[@d.s.bernard8907]

I cannot and will not stand for this batman 66’ slander. Waisted Adam West?! Utilized him masterfully

[@gabeanat0r288]

thank you he is the best batman

[@1978Bluetone]

Adam West was a genius.

[@himikotoga4270]

He made the Batman a household name in the 60s aside from the comics

[@buddermantheamazing]

The entire intro was kinda bad lmao.

[@denizdemir9255]

@@buddermantheamazing yeah they came off as condescending to everything they mentioned honestly, it stopped being funny after like the 5th joke

[@GearheadMedia_]

I wanna see them put Robert Pattinson's batman into the Adam Wests version of the Batman universe! xD Also, the Car Chase was amazing

[@donnielacrue3991]

Freaking amazing. Rest in peace Adam West!

[@Ellie-i7q-t5w]

Lol. I can't imagine a brooding 60s Batman.

[@ethankleinman1067]

@@Ellie-i7q-t5w Just like I can't imagine a goofy 60's Batman working in Matt Reeves Batman Universe.

[@inyrui]

@Edge Emo Gamer R nah Pattinson was great. All the actors who have played Batman have been really good, except George Clooney

[@stevedkelly]

'60's Batman is the best Batman hands down in my opinion. The show was made campy on purpose and Adam West was in on it. It's innocent fun. Fun fact: The colours were over saturated because of the recent invention of the colour TV and they wanted to take advantage of that.

[@ComXDude]

I love the Adam West Batman.

[@kingcosworth2643]

The over use of new technology always happens, in music production when Stereo came in, music had a lot of hard left and right pans, over use of synthesizers in the late 70's and 80's is iconic.

[@arfansthename]

what was the spinning shot originally

[@TransientMobile]

Bravo Crew!!! I just now watched this somehow, stellar work!! I'm loving this so much! Killed it!!! Dialogue choices, compositing, color corrections all made this!! Knocked it out boys!!!

[@Boredman567]

The music score is just perfect. I didn't even notice it was the 60s theme until it was pointed out. That's how well the composition and sound match the trailer.

[@mantamancadet2790]

Funnily enough, I've been binging the '66 Batman the past few weeks, and let me just say, Adam West would be proud. Ya done good, boys. Ya done good.

[@RSpracticalshooting]

How can Adam West be the lamest Batman when George Clooney Batman exists?

[@yah5o]

yeah, we don't even talk about that one here

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

Exactly what I said out loud. These corridor kids are uncultured swine.

[@badassdanthepowerman6438]

After seeing the film I was comparing performances and just skipped over that one, there’s no performance just a sad George Clooney wishing he said no to that godforsaken film.

[@skylersneathen4799]

EXACTLY! For Adam West dances, Clooney does not.

[@thomaspappalardo7589]

You spelled Val Kilmer wrong

[@Dry_Spongebob-j9g]

dude thats sick now you gotta do this with every batman trailer

[@RandomNonsense1985]

Adam West's talent was NOT wasted! He was the perfect straight man in a universe full of over the top ridiculousness. What is it with these dudes who insist that Batman always has to be dark and serious?

[@TTM9691]

Yeah, it's a symptom of how dumbed-down we got as a culture, with everyone having the taste of an eleven-year old boy; the very hip, multi-level 60s Batman goes over their head.. Every Batman movie has been lame because every Batman the've had ever since has been lame (though not the Bruce Waynes). The costumes look ridiculous and overdesigned, the Batmobiles suck, the Batcaves suck, the action sequences suck. Adam West is the only Batman who IS Batman; the others are all actors moonlighting as Batman. Michael Keaton was atrocious as Batman. And what the hell is it with all of them doing that fake Clint Eastwood voice when they're in the Batman suit? I tried re-watching "The Dark Knight" recently and I burst out laughing at the sight of Gary Oldman acting his ass off, looking up and seeing a dude in a Batman suit standing there. These babies take "Batman" way too seriously.

[@datadavis]

its funny as hell though

[@RandomNonsense1985]

@@TTM9691 That's not a Clint Eastwood voice. It's a Cookie Monster voice.

[@TTM9691]

@@RandomNonsense1985 Yes! Even more ridiculous! Is there anything less intimidating than that lame voice? lol

[@RandomNonsense1985]

@@TTM9691 Ever seen Pete Holmes' Badman sketches? They take the piss out of serious Batman, and the one where Batman decides what voice to use is especially hilarious.

[@LogicalNiko]

To be honest Adam West, writers, crew, etc were mostly having an amazing time doing the original. They originally signed on to do a show for kids that was so “bad” that it would never continue; but then it became a hit…and with all sorts of age demographics. So when they got higher ratings budgets they just started adding more guests, more camp, pushing the limits on jokes and situational boundaries; and they kept getting asked for more. For them, it was like getting asked to run around and get paid loads of money for playing a massive lowest effort joke with the world; and getting continued applause for it.

[@SixOThree]

As someone who grew up in the 80's, that was entirely lost on me until I was an adult. I just thought it was a corny 60's show. I totally had an "ohhhh" moment there.

[@Janzer_]

and the joker was the first "minority" not that guy trying to claim it now lol

[@mikevivian3648]

@@Janzer_ ok how was the Joker the first Minority?

[@RandomizationShow]

19:35 How is no one talking about how amazing this modernized 60's theme is!

[@gambello1195]

"We'll start using Nuke for rotoing, it's the Hollywood standard" Meanwhile uses Blender for animation

[@setokaiba4174]

I'm so happy that Adam West's portrayal of Batman is finally getting the recognition it deserves. I've watched through most of the 60s series, and it actually does have that grit factor in some episodes. literally the first episode of the series the villain's hench-girl gets killed in the Batcave by falling into a power generator. and even in the goofier episodes, Adam West, and certainly even the amazing actors that played opposite him as the villains, all play it with a level of commitment I don't think any other incarnation of Batman or his foes has. I have always maintained that Adam West was the best Batman, and videos like this bolster my courage in giving that answer. didn't mean for this comment to turn into a paragraph, but thanks guys for shining light on one of the best comic book adaptations ever made (in my humble opinion).

[@singularityraptor4022]

It deserves nothing but ridicule lmfao

[@henrysokol3466]

Remember Victor Buono as King Tut? I think I liked him the best.

[@LV426Resident]

Now I wanna see the Newest Batman in the Oldest Batman

[@macaemeia146]

Me too

[@JoelGrant-yo8b]

So the 1943 film serial right.

[@jetlorider]

Adam West and Kevin Conray is watching over all of us from Heaven...RIP LEGENDS!

[@epgamer1145]

I swear, Batman as a character will live through so many legendary iterations. For the character to be almost 100 years old is insane.

[@Froggy-m8z]

18:27 I honestly think that it was more terrifying to add a goofy/comedy character to a serious movie because of his unserious expressions, kinda like Pennywise