I, particulary don't like them the way some people do, I just don't have any kind of love or nostalgic feeling for them, but truth is, Tim Burton films were the closest attempts to show Batman the closest way possible to the comics, but still, it has major flaws, both Burton films, that crippled any attempt of going on with that proposal.
edge, being the Tim Burton ones the most edgy to date, but still not very satisfying. The fact is, loved or hated, good, bad or just ugly, none of these adaptations were able to depict Batman in the way we know in the comics or in a respectful rendition, none of them had that. No one could resurrect this awful train wreck. The franchise started being considered by many like. And, as hard as it is for me to say that, it really deserved that halt. And then, the Batman franchise in the live action movies came to a halt for the next 7 years. two major aberrations in the form of flicks by director Joel Schumacker (Batman Forever and Batman and Robin) that we shouldn't waste our breath talking about, let alone watch it. and in the end of the 80's and beginning of the 90's we had two major Tim Burton movies (Batman and Batman Returns) and during the 90's. Then it came Adam West and Burt Ward, Batman, the comical TV series. Batman was in two movie serials in the years of 1943 (Batman) and 1949 (Batman and Robin), one with a different actor from the other behind the cowl, and both of these attempts were major failures, both in the box office and with public and critics, to the point that nobody would remember about these films in the years to come. Batman was debuting on the big screen in the form of a movie serial, which was a very common thing these days, once that nobody used to have TV in their houses.
THE DARK PAST Everything started in 1943. But first, a brief history of Batman on the big screen.
But besides that I want to give you an insight of what brought us here and to point some of the references of this new and exciting chapter of Batman movies, going through comics, films, books and general inspiration for the saga. What I want to accomplish here is not to only state the obvious: that Christopher Nolan saved Batman on the big screen, yes, everybody knows that and it's been said that to death. And it's been a fantastic ride since then. Well, it's been a long 7 years run, since it started again the whole Batman franchise.
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