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<blockquote data-quote="Imaculata" data-source="post: 8077522" data-attributes="member: 6801286"><p>Yeah, I think its fair to say that the 1989 Batman was the first dark depiction of Batman on the silver screen and it paved the way for the multitude of comicbook adaptions that we see today. Nolan's trilogy was more of a 'realistic' take on Batman, trying to root the movie in as much believability as possible. But Keaton's Batman is certainly more true to the comicbook feeling. </p><p></p><p>I still remember seeing the 1989 Batman in the theaters... it was insane. There were lines in front of the theater like I had never seen before. It went on for several streets. I had never seen this many people waiting for one movie.</p><p></p><p>I still have a soft spot for Adam West in my heart though. When I hear his voice, I instantly think of Batman.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Imaculata, post: 8077522, member: 6801286"] Yeah, I think its fair to say that the 1989 Batman was the first dark depiction of Batman on the silver screen and it paved the way for the multitude of comicbook adaptions that we see today. Nolan's trilogy was more of a 'realistic' take on Batman, trying to root the movie in as much believability as possible. But Keaton's Batman is certainly more true to the comicbook feeling. I still remember seeing the 1989 Batman in the theaters... it was insane. There were lines in front of the theater like I had never seen before. It went on for several streets. I had never seen this many people waiting for one movie. I still have a soft spot for Adam West in my heart though. When I hear his voice, I instantly think of Batman. [/QUOTE]
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