Legends Of The Dark Knight - Bat-May 

It was incredible! I really loved it!❤❤❤

They brought this back in batman Gotham knight.

3:36 - 4:04 Speaking of Michael McKean, Joker, and the Frank Miller Dark Knight Returns segment, he was Joker's psychiatrist from the Dark Knight Returns movie. The one who gets killed while with Joker when he's on Conan O'Brien's show; I know the host's name is David Endochrine, but I'm not calling him that. You all know it's just Conan.

7:13 - 8:02 Considering Frank Miller worked on RoboCop by Paul Verhoeven, I'm not surprised Verhoeven actors got picked for Miller's Batman. Also, while I never got that into The Batman's Joker, the way I do with Mark Hamill's Joker anyway, I will say Kevin Michael Richardson's performance still has a place on my list of favorite jokers.

Speaking of how many versions there are, this person put out a two-part, RU-vid video a few years back about what kind of hero Batman is. He’s gone through so many different versions that it would seem he covers several different hero archetypes. Here’s part one. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sfz22vYBeIg.html

A True batman

A REAL BATMAN!!

THE goddamn Batman

"A few years." Sir, it was a decade and a half.

Pretty brutal? Schumacher himself found it to be hilarious.

​@@bryancroidragon457 At least he's a good sport about it.

I agree. Forever is a guilty pleasure for me. I loved the style of the movie as a kid. Everything glows, theres lasers and lights everywhere. Its like Starlight Batman. 😂

​@@bryancroidragon457 He did? 😂 Well he's a nice guy anyway.

And some friendly bashing of the Schumacher films 😅

They brought this back in batman Gotham knight. The kids were redone.

Batman don't shiv.

In my opinion, that line perfectly sums up that version of Batman... It gives me chills as well. Batman is always three steps ahead and always in control.

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Ironside knocked it out of the park for me. His deep gravelly voice is exactly how Bruce would sound like during the events of the Dark Knight comic.

How they knocked it out of the park here AND in the later film with Peter Weller, especially more effective given how I always got a sense of Robocop-esque dystopia from "The Dark Knight Returns" and having him play Batman under that context, pretty cool.

But I bet that Mark Hamill would have done a way better job at voicing the 50s Joker instead of Michael McKean.

If released today, the other batmans would be different genders and races.

the only joke that aged bad, yes he was the punching bad at that time, but now that we have better movies and even worse comic book movies, i take B&R over fanf4stic any day, its time to move on and let the past in history

@@motor4X4kombat I understand though. Certainly wasn't Joel's fault, but when your children's afternoon cartoons are taking the Dark Knight more seriously than the live-action films that are supposed to be for the "adults", I'd be pretty peeved too. At least Joel was said to have found that nod hilarious, so he is a good sport.

@@motor4X4kombat Nah, that joke was fine as it is, and Schumacher himself found it hilarious. People just used to have thicker skin back in the day. While I agree Batman Forever is more entertaining than a lot of the superhero flops nowadays, it was still a massive downgrade from the Burton films.

​@motor4X4kombat this is the past tho

Yeah sure, Joel

I don't remember anyone not liking this episode when I was a kid.

Kevin Conroy may have never said that line, but Adam West certainly did, along with this other iconic Batman line "YOU WANNA GET NUTS? COME ON, LET'S GET NUTS!'

KEVIN CONROY definitely did during a reading at a comic-con. Probably SDCC. You just have to dig on RU-vid.

@@Robotsinunderwear oh damn I didn't know that good looking out

@@RejectedHeroesMedia Conroy also once read dialog from one of the Christopher Nolan movies. (I think it was the "hockey pads" line.) He also thought Nolan movie Batman sounded ridiculous, but didn't blame the actor. He said "Someone should've told him" that he sounded bad, and that sometimes actors try things that don't work and the director needs to tell them if it's not working.

@@KasumiKenshirou oh wow I never knew that

Yeah, he doesn't seem like a bad guy. He just made some bad Batman movies. He also did movies like Falling Down, though. I'd rather watch Schumacher's movies than anything with Ezra Miller in them.

There's a part of this comment that seems a little odd to me... I appreciate the added context, I haven't read the original source material but I watched both part 1 and part 2 of the Dark Knight Returns... I think the mutants are meant to be side characters , sidemen not meant to dominate a show or a medium, but more here's an occasional bit of levity.

Loved how they had him read the epic line, "This isn't a trash heap! It's an operating table... and I'm the surgeon!"

Everything you said was already covered by the video.

@@jp3813 Yeah so? I wrote that comment before Legends of the Dark Knight review was finished. Not to mention, I was talking about my personal opinion and criticism I have about this episode.

@@OmnicidalClown1992 The review was already finished before any comment was posted here.

@@jp3813 When I said finished, I was referring me watching the whole video.

George Clooney?

Yeah, but there will only be one Kevin Konroy

​@@jp3813Clooney wasn't the problem. The bat card and nipples were 🤣

Unless it's All Star Batman then it's just Crazy Steve

They even mention it in the original "The Batman Nobody Knows" story. At the end of that one, the kids don't believe Bruce Wayne turning up as Batman is the real deal (after all, surely Batman isn't just a guy in a costume) and the Dark Knight is left reflecting on how his schtick scares criminals witless, but doesn't bother innocents at all.

@@SuperSongbird21 I've read that comic a couple times, and I love the ending

I'm used to him as Sam Fisher lol

Excited? It was already released a decade ago.

Me too. When I finally read it, all I can hear was Ironside voice.

@Vanghool Mazzara same here brother. Even now I can only imagine Sam Fisher being Batman

Oh yeah, I caught on that. The reassemble is uncanny.

James Tucker. He was the one who drew the Silver Age part of the episode.

West actually said he wanted to play TDKR version. (I don't think he meant for this episode, just that he wanted to play that version.)

The episode with batmite and the segment with scooby doo teaming up with batman

When i saw it as a kid i didn't understood what he meant, i always though he meant that doctors are evil and since they muntants they don't like to be cure like in x-men, until i read the comic and saw the movie and its definitely not what i expect it yezz. Man cartoons use to be hard core back then-

I've noticed that too. All the news media "talking heads" who provide running commentary on the story remind me of Becky and Peter, the two news reporters in the 1989 film. I remember Simpsons Comics also spoofing that talking-head format in their fifth issue of "Radioactive Man" (which is also set in the '80s, and parodies elements of Alan Moore's WATCHMEN as well). The depiction of Gotham's ordinary citizens as just as eccentric as the heroes and villains, as well as the often grotesque art style, evoke Burton as well. I'd like to note, however, that the gimmick of depicting the events in a movie as worthy of media coverage within its own universe long predates the '80s. George Romero featured an extended fictional news broadcast on television in NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968). Even as early as CITIZEN KANE, Orson Welles showed the news reporter protagonist watching a very long in-universe movie newsreel immediately after the film's opening scene.

Worse, he wrote one of the most infamous old Batman comics, where Joker says the word "boner" as many times as he can.

@@jlev1028 LMFAO. That is so good it must diabetic!

It s Chuck

That episode was called P.O.V., which showed the same story form the Point Of View of three police officers.