A Batman for Every generation!

Yeah I remember the 70's version where the dialogue was kind of corny sounding but still many have idolized that batman. I forgot the name of the artist behind the mask back then. LOL! But I kinda like the batman of the 80s or 90s. For now, I have not seen the newer ones and I think they all are good in the mask and they are well suited for the role they are having. I think Spiderman has that also since I have seen many version of it.

To my shame,I haven't the faintest notion of what you talked about.For one thing,I haven't gone to the movies for ages and that over here we didn't import films or television series like Batman until 1978;for another thing,I am not this type of person that keeps pace with times and don't like this kind of TV series.I think that is my son's favourate.Anyway there are idols for every generation.

I think Bale is good, but generally I think the actors who have played batman have been good. The only part I hate is that once they become batman, they start to growl and chew their dialogs. :) I actually liked the new trilogy, but thought the last movie was a bit too much hyped for the substance in the movie. Cheers! Ram

I like the representation of different Batman's for each generation , and theyre very differnent, in each way , i like the Bale version the best because hes the first to take it to that direction of darkness and seriousness , and the saga of flims are shot very great wheere as the Forver and Batman and Robin were more comical

The 60's Batman was so campy and just so much fun. Since then, it's been so much darker. Well done, but I prefer the older version that I grew up with. Biff!

I think that they are all good in their own right. But I do have to say that I think they already made way too many BatMan movies. And I also think that the SpiderMan movies were done way better then any other super hero movie. I remember some of the original BatMan series, I liked it as a kid, but now it seems stupid. The 1989 BatMan movie was good. And so were the sequels. I also like the Christian Bale version. But I think it is over kill. And they are starting to do that now with SpiderMan. After a while, they become boring.

My class had this discussion in high school. This was before Christian Bale, so we had the option of Michael Keaton, George Clooney, or Val Kilmer. I'm not missing anyone, am I? Of course there will always be Adam West. I preferred Val Kilmer, but he's gotten so pathetic over the years it's hard for me to think he's the best now. However, I've never seen any of the Batman movies with Christian Bale.

It's the same with any character who has had different actors playing them over the years.It's usually the Actor you've first gone to see in the cinema that imprints themselves on you as the Best..Some directors take the characters in different directions,sometimes darker,sometimes lighter.As long as they're entertaining is the main criteria.. I think Bale did a good job in the position..at least he got a Trilogy of movies in the role (so far..)Too many remakes and reboots just confuses things..

I love old cartoons / movies but they hard to find online . I dont normally watch badman but whenever my brother used to watch his cartoon I would so I know everything about it eventually and My bf love watching those so I watch them also . I rather the cartoon than the movies and the new badman movie put me to sleep and the one before the last one didn't do anything for me either . I like an old batman with bat girl and Robin but I cannot tell what date that was release , I was very young at that time , But I would rather watch those old version any day .

I did see a Batman on TV a couple of years ago and it did not leave me any impresion. But I have never seen a 3D film yet, so I´ll ask one of my younger grandsons to take me

I think Michael Keaton was a good version. Bruce Wayne as an eccentric millionaire/billionaire has to have a good personality, or else be guilty of being boring. And Keaton fits the character. Bale's version is a little darker, and I'm still on the fence if I like his version or not. One thing though, I'm glad that the 80's, 90's, and today's versions of Batman have the sense to wear their underwear inside the thights!

hi sarah,every1 is entitled to their opinion ofcourse but common christian bale as batman is the best he the best method actor i have seen ,have you seen his commitment he sunks his teeth into every character,and christian bale has done better as batman because christopher nolan has provided depth to the character so bale shows more emotions and acting skills so to me it is christian bale

a batman for every generation, yes bec. there are different enemy every generation, and but the joker is always there, and the bat man is so handsome now a days, and the equipment are always new but even the old generation and the new generation there is one thing that good vs evil. and i like batman bec. there are handsome to me and also bat girl is so beautiful. its like superman for every generation.

I like Christian Bale best as Batman. I wish he and Christopher Nolan make more Batman movies too, but alas, they're done after the last one :( I think to me, these last three movies with Bale as the title character seems more real, more human to me, a real hero, one who wears the costume and not let the costume wear him. If anyone knows what I mean. In the other Batman movies which came before, seemed to be more comic-book heroes and villains, just.... unrealistic, like a lot of people in costumes and fancy automobiles and gadgets. Sorta cartoon-like. Lol, sorry if I'm confusing anybody, I tend to ramble when trying to capture a certain thought but fails spectacularly at being articulate :P Let's just say that I like the last three Batman movies with Christian Bale most ;)

It was Michael Keaton for me because you never suspected that he was Bruce Wayne or Batman. If you look at him, you would never know who he was? It was perfect. Christian Bale wasn't believable for me, and he didn't sound menacing, he just sounded constipated. Keaton was just having fun. He didn't take it too serious. He just wanted to play Batman. You could tell that he loved the role and that he had a great time playing the character. He also seemed to be a strong Batman. He could kick anyone's butt. Bale took the role way too seriously, and I think to the point where he, just like Heath Ledger with the Joker, was losing himself in the character, and that isn't always a good thing because then you lose touch with reality. Also, his Batman just seemed really weak at times, he didn't always seem like he was really in control. In the last film, it's like he was injured most of the time. As I have actually met Adam West from the 1960's Batman TV Show, his Batman was okay, his Bruce Wayne was okay, but Adam West, the person, is a jerk. Trust me, you never want to meet this man in person. Total diva attitude. I hope that I never have to do anything for that man ever again.

Never really liked batman, but I do love James Bind. Even though I was born in 82, my James Bond will always be Sean Connery.

I just recently saw the first one..it was fantastic.....and I am looking forward to seeing the others so I don't have a favorite!

Hi friend, i like all the batman movies including the new version. Based on the modern technology lot of things get updates and movies are one among them. I like both the old version as well as new version.

Micheal Keaton was my batman and for a short time Val Kilmer(What a mistake that was!) I liked the Tim Burton batman movies. They were a lot like a goofy/dark comic book. I like the new batman too. It's the more adult batman, more realistic.

I personally prefer Christian Bale as Batman. I also liked the 1960s Batman!