[TGElder]

The bad ones starred Micheal Keaton, Val Kilmer, and George Clooney.
I reserve any judgement on Adam West(he has too many troubles of his own).
In my estimation the best interpretation of The Batman is the latest work with Christian Bale. Darker, grittier, meaner, tougher, harder, more potent.
It is too bad that Heath Ledger passed away, his Joker was the darkest rendition to date. He captured the essence of the sociopath. The archetypal opposite of what Batman represents.

[martok2112]

I voted "other" simply to encompass any Batman movie that Joel Schumacher had any involvement with....although I did like Alicia Silverstone as Batgirl and Uma Thurman in one outfit as Poison Ivy.

[jla1987]

Originally Posted by martok2112

I voted "other" simply to encompass any Batman movie that Joel Schumacher had any involvement with....although I did like Alicia Silverstone as Batgirl and Uma Thurman in one outfit as Poison Ivy.

I like the two actresses, and I bet that they count their respective roles as the worst in their career. Side note: I know Chris O'Donnell can't be pleased with Robin ruining his career for over 10 years...

[TGElder]

Originally Posted by jla1987

I like the two actresses, and I bet that they count their respective roles as the worst in their career. Side note: I know Chris O'Donnell can't be pleased with Robin ruining his career for over 10 years...

Yes, but now O'Donnell has NCIS: Los Angeles. Looks like this will be some good TV.

[Star Trek Viewer]

They don't write 'em like the used to. (Campy humor courtesy of the 1960's TV show, Batman. Still better than BNR.)

See:

http://adamwest.tripod.com/b-lectur.htm

[kukalakana]

I voted for "Batman and Robin" but seriously you do need to include the others in the poll. Otherwise it's no good at all.

[jla1987]

Originally Posted by TGElder

Yes, but now O'Donnell has NCIS: Los Angeles. Looks like this will be some good TV.

Personally, I thought he was a horrible choice for Robin...I didn't realize it fully until his whiny performance in Batman & Robin.

"I'm going solo!" Whiny little punk...
It was a dumb idea to call the movie Batman & Robin and then have them squabble throughout 3/4 of the movie.

[Vincent Cain]

Wow; Surprised no one thought of the old "Batman & Robin" Movie serials from the 1940's.
Actually, those were just kinda funny.



But really, Batman & Robin....I just don't know where to start with that one.
I reviewed it a loooong time ago for another site that's long since vanished from the interwebs.
I remember it leaving me somewhat vacant.....and drooling, maybe.
A vegatative state was indeed a possibility.

[martok2112]

Originally Posted by Vincent Cain

But really, Batman & Robin....
I remember it leaving me somewhat vacant.....and drooling, maybe.

I remember feeling that way after seeing Alicia Silverstone in that movie....mostly I was drooling.

[Zardoz]

Batman and Robin!