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	Batman (1966 film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Batman is a 1966 film spin-off of the popular Batman television series, and was the first full-length theatrical adaptation of the DC Comics character.
		The 105-minute Batman opened at The Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas on Saturday, July 30, 1966 (between the first and second seasons of the TV series).
		When Batman (West) and Robin (Ward) get a tip that Commodore Schmidlapp is in danger aboard his yacht, they launch a rescue mission.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Batman_(1966_movie) (631 words)

	Batman (1989 film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Batman is a 1989 superhero film based on the Batman character created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger and appearing in DC Comics.
		Inspired by the darker Batman comics of the 1980s (including the work of Frank Miller and Alan Moore), the film moved the franchise towards the dark roots of the Batman character and away from the campy 1960s representation of the character.
		Batman, as we discover, is actually billionaire industrialist Bruce Wayne, an orphan who lives alone in the large mansion Wayne Manor, with only his butler Alfred Pennyworth (Michael Gough) in attendance.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Batman_(1989_movie) (1787 words)

	BATMAN ON FILM - OP-ED
		Therefore, intertextual relationships in Batman movie adaptations have to highlight not only secondary sources such as the influences on Batman’s creators, critical essays or previous adaptations, but also all the intertextual dialogism that is established within the source text itself, as it has been constructed and represented from different angles since it was first published.
		Martinson’s Batman was produced due to the success of the TV series "Batman" (1966-1968) were Adam West performed the role of Batman and Burt Ward the role of Robin, while both of them fought against an array of coloured villains brought to life by some of the finest actors of that decade (e.g.
		Batman movie adaptations, therefore, have to be approached as new interpretations that increase the enormous amount of intertexts that are present in Batman comics today: from Kane’s sources, like the Zorro, to the different movie adaptations.
	www.batman-on-film.com /opinion_serrano.html (5662 words)

	Batman Westian Style (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The 1966 Batman movie was a comedic view of the Batman myth.
		Batman and Robin succeed in capturing the villains, but not after they have already dehydrated their targets.
		The movie is filled with the wonderful humor that was present on the tv series as well.
	www.geocities.com /~talotta/Batman/West.html (274 words)

	The 1966 Batman Movie WAM! POW! SOK! (page 1) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		ABC had originally planned for the movie to come out before the first Batman TV Show hit the air to get the audience aquatinted with the characters in "Batman." Time ran short, and the movie had to be pushed back until the end of the first season.
		Batman and Robin are given an anonymous tip that the Commodore might be in danger.
		Batman yells to his assistant for the Shark Repellent Bat-Spray over his Batradio, so Robin sets the copter on autopilot and brings it down the ladder to Batman.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Hills/1391/bp1966Movie.html (332 words)

	Batman: The Movie - 35th Anniversary Special Edition (1966)
		Since I was born in 1967, Batman was off the air by the time I could really enjoy it, but the wonders of reruns meant that my friends and I were able to glory in all its Bat-splendor.
		However, if you can forget that this is supposed to be the same Batman born from psychological trauma and just take it for the goofy fun that it is, you might find it to be an enjoyable piece of work.
		Batman: The Movie appears in an aspect ratio of approximately 1.85:1 on this single-sided, dual-layered DVD; the image has been enhanced for 16X9 televisions.
	www.dvdmg.com /batmanthemovie.shtml (2523 words)

	Batman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Batman was, and is supposed to be, a dark and moody superhero.
		Batman,the 1966 TV show jumped the shark after the 1966 movie of the same name came out in theatre release.The first half season was a smash,a revelation.There was wit,good humor,and good suspense on the show at the time.
		Batman would have never been stupid enough to drink something that was given to him at a bar he was led to by the Riddler, than engage in a dance routine with a girl who greets him with a riddle...
	www.jumptheshark.com /b/batman.htm (19767 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - Batman: The Movie (1966)
		Batman was the best thing to happen to the Caped Crusader since sliced bread, those who think the 1960s TV show summed it up best, and those who don't give a flying fart.
		The plot for Batman: The Movie is exactly like any other episode on the series: the villain's devise a plan, use some device that bends the laws of time and space, Batman and Robin overthrow their efforts.
		When Batman and Robin pass a crowd of drinking bystanders, the audience is given a stern lecture on the moral complications of drinking and blinding your inhibitions.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/batmanmovie1966.php (1703 words)

	Batman the Movie, Batman the TV series
		By 1966 the comic book was in decline and a Batman mid-season replacement tv series (in January) played the character as a campy semi-spoof that was quickly embraced by college students, becoming an overnight sensation.
		Batman (1943), 15 awful episodes (he wears fl long-underwear, grey swim trunks, a viking helmet, and drives a Model-T batmobile) were nevertheless well-received as Plan 9 From Outer Space type camp when an edited feature-length version was re-released in 1965.
		In the movie, Penguin kidnaps the world's leaders from the U.N. Building in his submarine and uses a device to remove all moisture from their bodies, reducing each to a pile of dry chemicals (an idea later used in a Star Trek episode).
	www.angelfire.com /mn/nn/Batman.html (1721 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Batman - The Movie [1966]: DVD: Leslie H. Martinson,Adam West,Burt Ward,Lee Meriwether,Cesar ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Batman: The Movie carries the high camp absurdity of the 1960s TV show to gleeful new heights.
		On the DVD: Batman: The Movie on disc includes an affectionate commentary from the two stars ("Oh lookee!" says West repeatedly), after which the duo are heavily involved in the wealth of additional material, even recording dialogue for the interactive animated menus.
		He may be clean-cut and without the demons of the 90s Batman but West proved capable on the series of tackling either high camp moments of dancing in discos, giggling manically to laughing gas or contemplating the villains plots with all the dramatic seriousness of watching Hiroshima being bombed.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Batman-Movie-Leslie-H-Martinson/dp/B000063KMO (1521 words)

	Amazon.ca: Batman: The Movie (Widescreen): DVD: Leslie H. Martinson,Adam West,Burt Ward,Lee Meriwether,Cesar ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Okay this movie is very different form the Batman movies that younger audiences may be familiar with but it's still a very good movie altogether.
		Batman, starring Adam West and Burt Ward, was a TV series which ran for like 3 years, twice a week, from 1966 to 1968.
		The movie is slow at times, the acting IS over the top (most all TV acting was over the top in the 60s and 70s), the plot silly.
	www.amazon.ca /Batman-Widescreen-Leslie-H-Martinson/dp/B00005LOUK (1789 words)

	Movie Review - Batman (1966) - eFilmCritic
		The self-referential and lightly mocking tone was a hit with parents, while kids of all ages delighted to the escapades of the Dynamic Duo and a bevy of belligerent baddies.
		As is often the case in super-hero movies, the villains often get a lot more to do than the heroes...which makes sense because without super-villains to battle with, these two superheroes devolve into...two grown men wearing tights and living together in a cave.
		The difference between this Batman and the modern ones...is that this one is laughable on purpose.
	efilmcritic.com /review.php?movie=1701 (1627 words)

	Batman (1966): Batman- The Movie - TV.com
		To avert a citywide panic, Batman allays the reporters' fears, and after they leave, Batman, Robin, Gordon, and Chief O'Hara checks out a status report of Gotham City's known supercriminals not currently immprisond, and discover that The Penguin, The Joker, The Riddler, and The Catwoman are out on the streets.
		Batman finally dispatches the bomb into the water in the nick of time and shields himself behind heavy iron pipes as it detonates.
		When the Penguin slides down on his umbrella handle and tackles Batman on the deck of the submarine, there is some kind of smudge on the camera lens in the upper right corner.
	www.tv.com /batman-1966/batman--the-movie/episode/49162/summary.html (3223 words)

	Batman (1966 movie) - Article from FactBug.org - the fast Wikipedia mirror site
		Batman was released in 1966 as the first full-length theatrical adaptation of the DC Comics character.
		Filmed at the end of season one of the Batman TV series" class="a-lk">Batman TV series of the 1960s, it featured four main criminals from the show, including The Joker, The Riddler, The Penguin, and Catwoman.
		After a tangle with an exploding shark, Batman and Robin head back to Commissioner Gordon's office where, by case of deduction and wisdom, they figure out that that the tip was a set-up by four of the most powerful villains ever, who seek to defeat the Dynamic Duo once and for all.
	www.factbug.org /cgi-bin/a.cgi?a=4727 (238 words)

	Batman (1966) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Plot Outline: Batman and Robin battle the combined forces of four supercriminals who have stolen an invention and intend to use it maliciously.
		OK, it might not be the greatest movie, but it is one of the awesomest movies ever.
		On board was a 'superdehydrator', a machine that can extract the moisture from any living being, and in of the most logical displays of logic ever, Batman and friends logically come to the (correct) conclusion that the culprits are the combined forces of Penguin, Joker, the Riddler and Catwoman, apparently intent on world domination.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0060153 (501 words)

	Batman - The Movie (AU - DVD R4) in Reviews > Video Discs at DVDActive
		Batman the Movie is an innocent piece of 60s cinema which stands the test of time well.
		Dialogue is a key component of this movie, and thankfully it is clear, precise and in-synch throughout.
		We are told that the movie was originally supposed to have been released before the series, so that the audience was prepared for the TV show.
	www.dvdactive.com /reviews/dvd/batman-the-movie.html (1814 words)

	Batman (1966): The Movie or The Show? - The Superhero Hype! Boards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The movie had things from the papers at the time like Vietnam (not actually but close), love between Bruce and Kitka/Catwoman which was from Bruce as a bachelor, to a movie that had seriousness than just slap stick comedy.
		The brilliance of 'Batman' was that it played as comedy to adults (who likely HAD read Batman- or knew the character- as children) and deadly serious adventure to kids.
		Inside of that universe Batman is respected by authorites, feared by criminals, and held in awe by the public.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=207206 (961 words)

	Batman (1966) - PK's Comic Book Movie Reviews
		In this kind of movie the casting of the few female roles could more or less be described as tokenism.) The big names all acquit themselves well, except maybe Oldman as police officer Jim Gordon, who remains nondescript.
		Bale is the best Batman we've had yet, but someone behind the camera is really having him overdo the thing of always speaking in a low whispery husky voice, which is very much in fashion now in Hollywood for how to play a dangerous hero.
		One area where I have to give the movie a little credit is their attempt to anchor some of the stranger comic book conventions in reality.
	www.paulkienitz.net /comix/batman.html (2872 words)

	Attack of the 50 Foot DVD: Batman: The Movie Special Edition (1966)
		This movie is more of the same, though it has a slightly harder edge (by my unscientific count at least five henchmen die in the course of this movie) and larger budget.
		The scenes of the Batboat, Batcopter, Batcycle et al built for the movie would be thriftily recycled through the TV show for several years.
		But even when I hated the series, I had to agree the movie was a lot of fun; and if nothing else, it speaks reams about the Batman character - that it not only survived this sort of treatment, but has continued to flourish.
	www.50footdvd.com /movies/b/batman-1966.html (722 words)

	Batman The Movie (1966) on CH5 - The Superhero Hype! Boards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Batman The Movie on CH5 5:15pm (GMT) in Engilsh time August 7 2004 in case you didn't know.
		And it would be nice to see the movie on TV again, because that's how I discovered Batman, watching the 66 movie on TV in 1989.
		The 1966 Batman movie has a budget of $1.4m.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=132895 (641 words)

	Amazon.com: Batman - The Movie: DVD: Leslie H. Martinson,Adam West,Burt Ward,Lee Meriwether,Cesar Romero,Burgess ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Yeah, tell that to Tim Burton...all of his Batman movies were bombs.
		What I love about this movie and the old 60s TV series is that it is intentionally designed to be a fun ride for Saturday morning television.
		I used to draw pictures of Batman, I even wrote a story when I was a kid based on this very movie.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005LOUK?v=glance (2539 words)

	Batman The Movie (1966)
		The archvillains of The United Underworld - The Catwoman, The Joker, The Riddler and The Penguin - combine forces to dispose of Batman and Robin as they launch their fantastic plot to control the entire world.
		From his submarine, Penguin and his cohorts hijack a yacht containing a superdehydrator, which can extract all moisture from humans and reduce them to particles of dust.
		Batman and Robin track the villains in their Batboat and use Batcharge missles to force the sub to surface.
	xoomer.alice.it /amasoni2002/shl/dc/batman_the_movie_(1966).htm (130 words)

	Batman (1966) Detailed Movie Reviews
		This movie is based on the campy TV series of the same name that was made back in the sixties.
		In the movie, Batman faces the combined forces of his greatest enemies, Joker, Penguin, Catwoman, and the Riddler as they try to kidnap the World Council of the UN.
		This movie also premeres the Batboat and Batcopter as well as showing that the Batcave has a working nuclear reactor.
	www.allwatchers.com /Topics/Info_3791.asp (288 words)

	Batman - The Movie
		From the height of the television show's popularity, this full-length movie features all four of the famous crime fighters' most dastardly and cunning adversaries: the Penguin, the Joker, the Riddler, and the Catwoman, joining forces to take over the world thanks to a De-Hydrator that turns people into piles of dust.
		Kiefer Sutherland, Michael Douglas, and Eva Longoria star in "The Sentinel," a movie about a plot to assassinate the President of the United States.
		The delirious idiosyncracies of the '60s Batman are all on display...a pleasant-enough romp that's just a little too-distracted with its new toys.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/batman_the_movie (433 words)

	Batman Collectibles Movie Posters vintage toys
		Here is the desirable ORIGINAL one sheet from the 1966 movie based on the immensely popular 60's TV series.
		1966 - Original French release poster for "Batman" the movie.
		Has great write-ups of the characters and all the movie poster displays for theatre owners to purchase.
	www.autographsmovieposters.com /batman_collectibles_movie_posters_.htm (492 words)

	Batman - Homestar Runner Wiki
		The Brothers Chaps have made many references over the years to the famous comic book enterprise Batman, or at least the campy television show version of it.
		Another Batman scene change, this time with Strong Bad's mask instead of the Batman logo.
		The scene where Dangeresque and Dangeresque Too "climb" the skyscraper is a parody of The Bat Climb, and the "The End?" shown in the final shot is a reference to the 1966 Batman movie.
	www.hrwiki.org /index.php/Batman (383 words)

	Related Website - Batman (1966/I) - BATMAN (Batman & Robin Movie) action figures
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	www.fuzzster.com /r/show/se/1524261.html (98 words)

	Batman (1966) - The Movie DVD; Adam West, Burt Ward, Lee Weriwether, et al.
		Batman (1966) - The Movie DVD; Adam West, Burt Ward, Lee Weriwether, et al.
		What great fun the '60s television series 'Batman' was, and this film doesn't disappoint fans of Adam West's camp, caped crusader.
		Burt Ward hams it up as much as ever, as Robin, and is, er, as dynamic as ever, and Lee Weriwether is a gorgeous catwoman (weren't they all?).
	www.booksmusicfilmstv.com /SciFiFan/Batman.htm (509 words)

	Batman TV Show Superstore!
		It was a reunion of sorts of the actors from the 1960s "Batman" TV show and 1966 "Batman" movie, including Adam West and Burt Ward.
		I've read both Adam's and Burt's books, which is where most of the script was from, and it was such a treat seeing some of their more colorful recollections re-enacted for the film.
		It was a decade in which Batman achieved an unparalleled level success in comics and on television.
	www.valsadie.com /shopping/batstore.html (1599 words)

	Batman (1966) - Reproduction Movie Poster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		High-quality reproduction movie poster from 1966's Batman The Movie, starring Adam West and Burt Ward.
		Poster is brand new, in excellent condition and is 11" x 17" in size.
		Poster comes with a hard plastic protective sleeve that can also be used for mounting.
	store.moviegoodsusa.com /bat19repmovp.html (44 words)

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