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La película la verdad tiene bastante ritmo pese a tener un arranque un poco lento. Lo peor, es el, no pega para nada con lo que uno puede esperar de Bruce.
El Joker, pues que voy a decir de el, Jack esta fantástico.
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I thought I'd watch this over today. I will be watching Batman Returns aswell. I've always favored Returns over this, but its been awhile since I seen this one. I wanted to see if anything changed.
puts on critical eyes.
The sets are marvelous because of the scope that is presented at any given moment, but sometimes they look too much like sets.
I much more prefer this Batmobile to the clunky pieces of mess in the Nolan films.
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this was really something when it came out in 1989. fantastic.
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Batdance, it's all about Batdance.
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Very entertaining fantasy has a real spirit of showmanship and great artistic visual sense. Director Tim Burton gets the details of his vision perfectly. Michael Keaton’s subtly eccentric take on Bruce Wayne feels right. As the Joker, Jack Nicholson is transfixing from the start – gutsy, funny, and admirably committed to the role. Jack Palance and William Hootkins are pitch-perfect in small roles. The exciting, darkly soaring score is perfect, but the Prince songs feel very much out of place.…
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I vaguely recall watching Batman for the first time about three years ago and being quite underwhelmed by it. After the tragic disappointment of Batman: The Movie (1966), I was a little apprehensive about revisiting this film and it was only due to the fact that I had purchased the Blu-ray box set that I decided to give this another chance. Perhaps Nolan is to blame for this, but I kept wanting the film to enter slightly darker territory. I…
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This Batman movie is now and forever going to be overlooked and shadowed by Nolan's trilogy. Tim Burton does a faithful and all-round entertaining job with Keaton's Batman.
I think this film really comes into its own on that reveal, where Jack Nicholson steps from the shadows and that music sweeps the audience into his crazy and very creepy world.
The dialogue, direction and acting are all pluses. With a very gothic looking Gotham, characters you can see leaping from the page, this film should never be overlooked by anyone.
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As much as I love what Nolan did, this still stands as my favorite Batman movie. There is just something so ridiculously fun about it.
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Michael Keaton is the best Bats, and of course the Joker would be a fan of Prince's music.
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I really enjoy Nolan's Batman trilogy for its realistic approach, dark theme and the great score - and I haven't been a fan of superhero movies aside from those so far. However, Batman is a stunning experience, with only very few gripes.
Tim Burton has done a tremendous job creating a dark and comic-like atmosphere throughout the entire movie - not only in terms of scenery, but also for the characters. Everything works so well in this film, and the… -
The film that really launched the Bat-mania of the late 80s and early 90s was a fantastic return to form of what the comic book character was all about. Dark, moody, surreal and gothic. A Dark Knight.
Michael Keaton owns the role as Bruce Wayne, a simple man with enough money to do what he wants when he wants, but he's not arrogant and insecure as the modern Christian Bale portrayal. His Batman is a clever, tactical and fearsome crime…
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