Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders

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diogo13 T @Tua_mera Jul 13 Este filme está repleto de referências, easter eggs e piadas, tornando-o um verdadeiro deleite para os fãs da série de TV original dos anos 60. No geral, parece apenas um episódio estendido, nada muito extraordinário. See more Brandon M. @Ohioanviewer02 Jun 13 Never in my life would I think I ever see Joker rip a fart and made me die laughing that joker is a funny man See more Stephen C @bob25009 Sep 13 Success in 1 hour and 18 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rated PG for Rude Humor, Action and Suggestive Material!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Mike P @RT09890132 06/12/2025 I love this! It's a cartoon resurrection of the campy 60s Biff!Bam!Pow! Classic William Dozier/Adam West and Burt Ward Batman Show; the one we all love! So much fun to see West and Ward donning their magic multicolored capes again; (or their likenesses anyway); using lines like "Not so fast old chum!" And "Holy Heartbreaks Batman!" This is exactly the dose of goofy 60s Silver Age-DC zaniness we all need right now! It completely goes against the grain and I love it! The plot basically repeats the plot of the 1966 Batman pilot movie; where The Dynamic Duo go up against their entire rogue gallery all at once. And joyfully Julie Newman comes back as Catwoman for this! The plot, the scripting, the performances are all a breath of fresh air. And admittedly, the animation is sometimes low rent Adult Swim stuff: but in this kind of Star-Studded milieu it makes no difference! I highly recommend this! See more Logan D @Greynomad38 05/09/2025 Gotham is threatened by a gaggle of gangsters, Batman and Robin (Adam West; Burt Ward) launch into action. A delightful return to a fun show of my youth and featuring the best Catwoman, Julie Newmar. It's too bad they didn't draw the Joker with a painted mustache. See more Chris M @RT21954632 10/10/2023 This captures the camp and fun of the silver age of Batman comics and the 1966 TV show did. Those who want their Batman dark, gritty and Nolanized is in for a groovy disappointment. There is a lot of Bat Easter Eggs from the comic books as well as other Bat-Movies. It was good to hear Adam West and Julie Newmar again. It is a campy near perfect Bat-Fun. Plus the actors that are playing the late actors from the shows are doing great imitations. Overall, a must for 60s Batfans. See more Read all reviews

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