1989年2月5日 · At $30 million-plus and top-heavy with stars, the decidedly new-wave ''Batman'' is the biggest Warner Brothers film of 1989. A departure from the campy 1960's television series, the film is a...

Action News was a Gotham City news show. In the middle of a live program by news anchors Becky Narita and Peter McElroy, a tragedy occurred. Becky, the leading co-anchor, died from the Joker 's deadly new product, Smylex. Becky was replaced with a new female co-anchor. It was unknown what became of the show after that.

Batman is a 1989 superhero film based on the DC Comics character of the same name, created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger. Directed by Tim Burton, it is the first installment of Warner Bros. ' initial Batman film series.

Ever wonder how the spectacular stunts in the Burton Bat-films were accomplished? Well, this great interview with stunt coordinator Charlie Croughwell (from the 4th issue of "Action Superheroes") sheds a little light on the subject. Read on to find out how Batman and company pulled off those amazing feats in "Batman Returns"...

Batman is the first installment of the Warner Brothers Batman Film Franchise based on the DC Comics character of the same name. Released a month after Batman's 50th anniversary of his comic debut, directed by Tim Burton and the first to star Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne/Batman.

Discover the dark origins of Batman in Tim Burton's iconic 1989 film. Witness Bruce Wayne transform into the Caped Crusader as he confronts the maniacal Joker, played by Jack Nicholson. Uncover the secrets behind Gotham City's descent into chaos on What's After the Movie.

2019年9月21日 · We revisit the painful birth of Tim Burton's Batman '89 and why it remains one of the most influential superhero movies of all time.

2021年2月19日 · Action sequences seem stunted and slow compared to today, and both Batman and the Batmobile seem positively arthritic. The costume didn’t allow Michael Keaton to move his head, which led to him moving his whole body in a very unnatural way. The Batmobile looked cool standing still, but looked just as stiff as the Bat-costume when it was in motion.

Not only did the live-action Batman movie contribute to the superhero movie becoming a pop culture sensation, but it also forever changed the way that major Hollywood blockbusters are marketed. On its own, 1989s Batman, surprisingly, still holds up, even at a time when superhero movies have become far larger in scale and more complex.

News of the Batman film had been spreading through the comics community for a year or two before the film opened. Editor Denny O’Neil would semi-regularly discuss the progress of the …