Check Out A Cool Unused Poster For Tim Burton's BATMAN (1989)

That tagline has nothing to do with the movie, but it's cool none-the-less.

I like this. I like this alot. Feels very comic book-esque.

I struggle to believe this is genuine due to the ridiculous tagline. Kewl art though. Love those films

That tagline is very "THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS," I just wish the actual movie was too.

In the not too distant future...

Next Sunday, A.D.!

Would have been better for Batman Returns.

Cool poster, but this is like old news.

Uhhhhh........

What's with the metal letters? I liked both Batman movies by Burton...but the man is a joke.

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It looks pretty dated, although back then may have looked cooler.

@TheBaroness89 I would actually agree with pretty much all of that except for switching the top two around. Of course if we include animated films then things might change a bit as well.

@GuardianAngel.... I still love the Batman89 movie poster. Tho it's more of a nostalgia thing for me.

I was kid back then living in NY and I still remember walking around Mahattan with my friends seeing that poster EVERYWHERE. All in the subways, on buildings and buses, and just being super excited to see that movie waaaay back then.

....aaaah yes, the good ol' days

@Cass
If we include animated movies the list drastically changes
Batman Beyond Return of the Joker is better than half that list at the very least then you still have Year One, Dark Knight Returns, World's Finest, Mask of the Phantasm and Public Enemies to throw in the mix. Really don't care for Sub Zero.

classic comic book movie,not the best batman movie but miles better than that camp tv shit,batman forever,batman & robin.

TDK
Batman Begins
Batman 89
TDKR
Batman Forever
Batman Returns
every other Batman tv show,cartoon other then Batman and Robin

Batman Forever gets a lot of crap because it gets lumped in with Batman and
Robin.

Sure it had bat nips and Schumacher was letting his rainbow flag fly, but Val Kilmer's Batman is in my opinion the closest to the comic book source material in his capabilities if not in tone.

Was it over the top? sure, but so is the comic book Batman who can hang against super humans.

Kilmer's Batman is the only movie version I could see existing along side a Superman,Green Lantern or other Justice Leaguer.

Look at his take down of Two Faces goons at the start of the movie.That is Batman.

He isn't getting his ass kicked like Keaton did in his films. He isn't using gear Fox made for him like Bale.Kilmer's Batman showed a lot more resourcefulness then the other live action versions when he escaped Two Face's and The Riddler's death
traps.

He also showed more detective skills then anybody else solving The Riddler's challenges.

Kilmer's Batman made his own tech. You can see that when its revealed he was working on a new Bat suit. His Batman has a real Batmobile, not a military vehicle with a black paint job. His Bat plane's ejection seat worked and turned into a bad ass submarine. That is the comic book Batman.

Best of all,Kilmer's Batman didn't run around with machine guns like Keaton and Bale and never killed in cold blood.That's a lot more like the comic book Batman's no kill policy then anything Nolan or Burton depicted.

Face it the next Batman will be a lot closer to Kilmer's version in terms of skills,tech and vehicles then the Bale or Keaton versions.

Its the tone of Batman forever that is the reason I rate it below the Nolan films and Batman 89 even though I feel the Kilmer Batman is the best depiction of the actual abilities of Batman.

Agreed- Batman in a JL film better look and act like he can hang with super powered beings and hold his own against somebody like Solomon Grundy or the Royal Flush gang. Nolan's Batman was not created to live in a universe with a Killer Croc or Clayface.

Wait. My bad. The extra points were on the costume, not the official logo.