Best Batman Movie?

[HiryuMK]

Animated movies not included. Which Live Action movies is in your opinion the best? Personally, Batman Returns & The Dark Knight are my favorite.

The only movie I didn't see is the one from in 1966 with Adam West & Burt Ward even thought I watched the TV series when I was a kid.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman_(1966_film)

[BananaSausage47]

The Dark Knight without a doubt.

Batman (1989) would be second but no where near TDK.

[bigdrama25]

I suppose I'd go with TDK, but Returns was pretty awesome as well.

[DrZero1983]

I don't know which is the best, but the worst is sure the one with the bat-credit card and the bat-nipples....
I don't remember if it is the 1995 one or the 1997 one, I just wanted to remove that film from my memories.

[HiryuMK]

Originally Posted by DrZero1983

I don't know which is the best, but the worst is sure the one with the bat-credit card and the bat-nipples....
I don't remember if it is the 1995 one or the 1997 one, I just wanted to remove that film from my memories.

Both ''Batman Forever'' and ''Batman & Robin'', both had Bat Nipples

And ''Batman & Robin'' was the one with Bat Credit card...

[Darth_Chaos007]

My votes go towards Batman (1989) and The Dark Knight. Micheal Keaton and Christian Bale are the best two actors to ever have played Batman.

Too bad animated movies don't count because my vote would have gone for Batman: Under the Red Hood.

[HiryuMK]

I wanted to see a comparison for all the Action Live movies, for obvious reason I didn't include the Porn Parody of the Adam West Batman.

I could make a poll for the Animated movies but its just that I missed many of them. I only saw Mask of Phantasm, Batman vs. Dracula, Mystery of Batwoman (only the 2nd half... ) & Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.

[Terminator]

I went with Batman (1989), Batman Forever (1995) and Batman Begins (2005). I wish i'd gone with Batman Returns as well as that's a really good film.

I didn't like the Dark Knight as the story was too complicated, having 3 villains was a bad idea and Heath Ledger's Joker wasn't a patch on Jack Nicholson's Joker and definitely wasn't Oscar worthy.

[kdrcraig]

The Dark Knight without a doubt. Followed by Begins and the 1989 Batman

[privatetoast]

I'd have to say that Batman Returns and The Dark Knight are my two favorites, but I also enjoyed the much-maligned Batman Forever, mainly because of Jim Carrey's zaniness (I know it's not a good film by any means, but it's a guilty pleasure for me).