Nearly six decades after the end of the 1960s Batman TV show, it seems the Dark Knight still can’t escape the shadow that ...

It’s hard to hate a movie that’s so fun, even if it’s quite flawed. This one is a relic of its time, one that we miss more than we realize we do. Adam West’s supremely silly 1960s Batman ...

Origin stories have long been a staple of superhero films, offering a relatable foundation for characters with extraordinary ...

Each actor who plays Batman brings unique traits to their portrayal of Bruce Wayne, adding depth and variety to the iconic ...

It’s been updated with the addition of new Batman movies, including Merry Little ... the debate usually boils down to a preference between Adam West’s fun-loving TV version; Tim Burton ...

In the '60s, superheroes didn’t get bigger than Batman, thanks to the runaway success of the Adam West TV show. The movie that resulted was a Rogue’s Gallery roll call that featured the ...

As usual, DC's latest superhero movie is packed with hidden references ... who played Robin opposite Adam West's Batman in the iconic late 1960s TV series Batman, will appear in the CW's annual ...

The movie made more than "Batman Returns." It would have been interesting to see what would have happened if Kilmer had stayed on for another movie. 4. Adam West ("Batman" TV show, 1966 ...

With film sets ranging from evil ice-skating rink to blacklight-painted street alley, and fight scenes that are more choreographed acrobatics than brawls, the movie ... Adam West's Batman that ...

The entire movie feels like it exists solely to set ... Like the television series it's based on, Adam West's Batman is cheesy, silly, and often downright dumb, but there's a comic charm to ...

Big cringe. Batman '66 is as good or bad as you thought the Adam West TV show was. If phrases such as "shark-repellent Bat spray" give you a chuckle, you'll probably find the movie amusing.

This has created a landscape where both Adam West and Robert Pattinson have played this character, and each version is perfectly valid. But while all Batman movies might be valid, not all Batman ...