Batman | The Batmobile Documentary | Warner Bros. Entertainment
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Published 2020-05-13
For #DCTuesdays, discover the history of the iconic #Batmobile from the early comics to the animated series and everything in between. Notable Batman movie directors including Chris Nolan, Joel Schumacher and Tim Burton, as well as actors Christian Bale from “The Dark Knight” and Adam West from the 1960s Batman series discuss the evolution of the Dark Knight's eponymous automobile. Join Kevin Smith as he live tweets (twitter.com/ThatKevinSmith) along! Spend over an hour #AtHome #WithMe with the Caped Crusader.
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All Comments (21)
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For people wondering why the Synder batmobile wasn't included, this documentary was from the Blu-Ray features of The Dark Knight Rises
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I had no idea the tumbler was as functional as it was. The love and work that went into it is phenomenal .
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Tim Burton and the 60s Batmobiles are my favourites 🖤
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I have to admit that after all these years, the original TV Batmobile is still my favorite. When I was a kid, every boy my age had that car in their toy collection. That was top of the heap.
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I literally cried seeing those kids who are undergoing treatment for cancer and kudos to these guys for doing something like this.
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Batman's vehicle.... batmobile has got its own documentary movie... Nothing more to say !! Batman rules 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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The little kids at the hospital looking so happy and in awe had me near tears. So incredible what an object from a movie can do for people. Truly inspiring man. I hope one day I get to create something that can do the same thing for similar children.
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Seeing all those cars together let’s me know for sure that we’re all just big kids at heart. Thank you to everyone ever involved with making these movies.
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I've volunteered at Children's Hospital in Los Angeles dressed as Batman but to see the Tumbler pull up outside the hospital at the end was really beautiful.
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This documentary made me appreciate the other batmobiles more. My personal favorite has always been the Tim Burton one. I never really like the other models that much but seeing how they work so hard and the motivation and respect they have for it made me really see those batmobile in a different and appreciative way. They all have their own unique way and style. 🦇🖤
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I really do think that every cinematic version of the Batmobile perfectly capture its version of Batman. You give any of them one look and you can probably immediately tell which Batman it belongs to.
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Wow they could have just slapped together a quick documentary of a few cuts and interviews but they turned this into a beautiful piece. Props to all the people who put this together!
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The sequence of all the Batmobiles together driving down the road in a line...….with the 1960's one at the front...…. is the most beautiful sight I have ever seen! It made me cry. I had forgotten how deep seated the Batman thing is within me. I hear you John Smith. Say it with me my brothers......'TO THE BATMOBILE!!!!!!!!'
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“I forgot the door” I actually like the sliding roof thing better actually
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This documentary brought tears. As a child, I watched 60s TV. My favorite one will always be the original, but I LOVE the Tumbler. I even met Adam years ago when my father introduced me to him. Dad was a friend of George's when Mr. Barris had built the #001 'Barrister' for him. RIP Adam, George, you are missed. I love 😘and miss you Dad.🥺
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in the 90’s i was lucky enough to ride in the keaton batmobile when we visited the wb studios it was a day i’ll never forget
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Tim Burton Batmobile is still most beautiful and for me is the best from all.
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Rest in peace George Barris(designer of 66 Batmobile Anton Furst 89 Batmobile) and Adam West legends
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I am in love with both the 1989 Batmobile and the Tumbler from The Dark Knight Trilogy.
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To me, the best Batmobile ever is that of the 1960's TV series, originally aired when I was 8 years old. My dad gifted me a 1:24 diecast model by Matchbox. It also had Batman and Robin's figures attached to the car seats. Some years after, I noticed that the Batmobile actually was a 1955 Lincoln Futura prototype.
