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For movies definitely Nolan. However, IMO nothing tops Batman the Animated Series from the1990's. To me that is one, if not the best, animated series ever made. Not even Nolan can touch that series IMO.
For movies definitely Nolan. However, IMO nothing tops Batman the Animated Series from the1990's. To me that is one, if not the best, animated series ever made. Not even Nolan can touch that series IMO.
Oh, definately. I watched that religiously when I was little. Still watched Justice League and JLU.
I loved those, too. But these are MOVIES we're talking about.
BATMAN: MASK OF THE PHANTASM (1993) -- Had both a theatrical and video release, and was better than anything Tim Burton ever did.
BATMAN & MR. FREEZE: SUB ZERO (1998) -- A direct to video release. A fantastic movie that did two great things: 1.) Made you care about the villain, even if you didn't want him to win. 2.) Made Robin cool (something no other movie has managed to do).
BATMAN: MASK OF THE PHANTASM (1993) -- Had both a theatrical and video release, and was better than anything Tim Burton ever did.
BATMAN & MR. FREEZE: SUB ZERO (1998) -- A direct to video release. A fantastic movie that did two great things: 1.) Made you care about the villain, even if you didn't want him to win. 2.) Made Robin cool (something no other movie has managed to do).
Ok, specifically Live-Action.
But I'll give you a nod, the animated movies and shows of the 90's did hold more weight, even more so than the Nolan movies.
I definitely think MIchael Keaton was the Best Batman but Christian Bale was the Bruce Wayne.
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