| retroking1981 said: Oh and Batman Returns on SNES was amazing! |
That it was. The only thing that could have made it more awesome would have been coop, though I have no idea what other character they'd use. Grabbing two guys and bashing their heads together NEVER got old :D
Actually, the SNES had an unusually high amount of amazing licensed games. Batman Returns, Power Rangers: The Movie, Turtles in Time, The Lion King, Aladdin, Bugs Bunny... I guess it's just easier to make a good sidescrolling platformer or beat-em-up than a 3D game.
Anyhow, on-topic! Batman Returns was quite enjoyable, but I have the (admittedly unpopular) opinion that my favourite pre-Nolan bat-flick was Forever. Granted, it was also my first Batman movie, but I thought Jim Carrey and Tommy Lee Jones were hilarious. Plus, I don't care what anyone says, the soundtrack kicked ass.
Obviously Batman and Robin sucks. To quote the Nostalgia Critic: "*sniff*... A BAT CREEEDIT CARD, YOU BASTARDS?!?! RAPE MY CHILDHOOD, WILL YOU?!?!"
As far as the Keaton ones are concerned, I like them both a lot, but I have to give the nod to the original by a long shot. My favourite Bat-villain played by a brilliant actor, not to mention that they make Bruce a really interesting character. Nolan's movies just have him depressed whenever he's outside the suit. In the first movie, Keaton seems like a real person in that, while he's crushed by what happened to his parents, he is still capable of acting normal. Returns was too depressing for me.
So in conclusion, TDK>every other movie ever made :D
