Batman (1989) Full Reaction

This is my favorite Michael Keaton movie. There the best Batman and Joker. They can't be topped 🙂❤️❤️

MichelleMyBell

thank youuuu! Batman is quite iconic among Heroes lovers! he is close to Iron Man but uses hand-to-hand combat better.. and not too much tech.. Joker is always there to annoy Batman.. and this Batman is among the few, or the only one.. where Batman actually lets Joker die! i think they should start doing some Real DC UNIVERSE at this point too be honest.. and i even heard they will!

ohh yeaaa.. but have you heard? they will do a DC UNIVERSE SOON! i guess they know they made a lot of money from MCU.. so why not jump into DC aswell.. i mean DC has a way long back compared to MCU.. and i never saw a movie to fit them all together.. only cartoons

oh i agree! Jack Nicholson is one of.. if not the best actor in his branch ''comedy, psychopath'' genre. but i miss some movies with Robert De Niro and Stallone to be honest! we gotta do Cop Land i guess

wow! such an amazing childhood indeed! here in Eastern Europe we had close to nothing before 90s... we were almost like North Korea.. so everything was illegal.. i can't complain though.. i caught the communism only two months haha.. and then the 90s kicked in.. i remember getting a lot of Nes games and one of my favorite was with Batman... such a great memories.. i still remember the batmobile from the movie like being ''the actually batmobile'' when i saw the more recent batmobile.. i thought ''the heck! this doesn't look like Batman's car at all!''

Great reaction! The DC movie universe is a bit of a mess right now, but one thing Warner Bros and DC did great with is the Jokers. Jack Nicholson, Heath Ledger, Joaquin Phoenix, and Cesar Romero all did great and unique portrayals of the Joker. And of course, the Batman actors were also pretty good too.

Dajefe70

Marian and Joy are now my go-to reactors for all the Batman movies! I don’t know how you keep making great films even greater, but you do, and you do it well. What I enjoy about this Batman film is how it sets up the link between Batman and Joker. In this movie you can see how the actions of each of them directly leads to the emergence of the other. In films since the turn of the century about/related to Batman, Batman and Joker are linked, but in a semi-causal way. The movie “The Joker” comes closest to linking Batman and Joker in a way like this film does, but this film sets up their link more directly. Don’t get me wrong. I have nothing against the 21st century Batman films. Like all the Superman and Spider-Man films, each respective group of movies in a given storyline sets up interesting dynamics with the main character and their destiny to confront their respective arch enemy.

Sam Johnson

This isn't the best Batman movie, but I think it's the most fun. The Joker IS contagious and Jack Nicholson is having the best time playing him. I think that's an underrated quality. When an actor really loves acting like Jack Nicholson does, we enjoy the character even more. I don't think the next movie Batman Returns is as good, but it has some memorable qualities. Thx for another great reaction! Oh and you mentioned actors at the end. Stallone and Robert De Niro are both in Cop Land (1997).

Ellie Miller

I remember being a huge fan of 1966 Batman ever since being capable of remembering anything in the 80s, watching the show in my grandma's business, watching at home with my mom and dad, he buying me Batman reels projectors and collectibles that'd be worth some money if we still had them.....good times. Then this movie was gonna come out, so different and dark compared to the '66 Batman, the trailers on TV, the hype behind it, the anticipation in Mexico City, never mind the States. It was awesome and crazy to me. My dad surprised me and my brother and sister, taking us all downtown for some burgers and fries, then he took us where they had the actual Batmobile for display !!!! You had to form a long line, but it was quick, then you walk around the Batmobile in the plaza, and got a real good look how big it was to me. From there, we walked another block and my dad bought us the tickets to watch the movie !!! Such a great day that was in my childhood. I must have gone to the theaters like four times after that to see it again, and I went crazy with the albums and stickers for the movie. The Batmobile would tour around the city a few other places, and we went to see it again, and my dad had bought me a replica '89 Batman mask which I wore around the line and everyone turning to look at little Batman, hahahaha. 😂 🦇 I miss the good simpler times.

David Caine