Best Batman Movie

[Gass3268]

TDK was an overly-episodic exercise in freshmen-level philosophical masturbation. At least TDKR had an intimidating villain, real stakes, and some actual characterization. Batman deciding whether he should "break his (stupid) one rule" is not a real stake.

Yeah... no

[Landslide Lyndon]

TDK was an overly-episodic exercise in freshmen-level philosophical masturbation. At least TDKR had an intimidating villain, real stakes, and some actual characterization. Batman deciding whether he should "break his (stupid) one rule" is not a real stake.

Yeah, pretty much every Nolan movie reeks of pretentiousness but The Dark Knight was off the charts. Nobody said that superhero films can't have subtext but Nolan's pomposity and heavy-handedness are almost comical.

Batman Returns is my favorite because it's Tim Burton at its finest.

[Eraserhead]

The Dark Knight is obviously the best but I do have a soft spot for both of the Burton movies (especially the first one) as well as the campy one from '66.

[Chuck Schumer Can Go F*** Himself]

TDK was an overly-episodic exercise in freshmen-level philosophical masturbation. At least TDKR had an intimidating villain, real stakes, and some actual characterization. Batman deciding whether he should "break his (stupid) one rule" is not a real stake.

Yeah, pretty much every Nolan movie reeks of pretentiousness but The Dark Knight was off the charts. Nobody said that superhero films can't have subtext but Nolan's pomposity and heavy-handedness are almost comical.

Batman Returns is my favorite because it's Tim Burton at its finest.

Getting bored trolling the 2016 Presidential election board, are we?

[Landslide Lyndon]

TDK was an overly-episodic exercise in freshmen-level philosophical masturbation. At least TDKR had an intimidating villain, real stakes, and some actual characterization. Batman deciding whether he should "break his (stupid) one rule" is not a real stake.

Yeah, pretty much every Nolan movie reeks of pretentiousness but The Dark Knight was off the charts. Nobody said that superhero films can't have subtext but Nolan's pomposity and heavy-handedness are almost comical.

Batman Returns is my favorite because it's Tim Burton at its finest.

Getting bored trolling the 2016 Presidential election board, are we?

Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't get the memo that unflattering opinions about certain movies are banned.