Much, much better and more cohesive than the American version (which doesn't suck, BTW) and a better morality play to boot. Big monster wiping out a city. What's not to love?
If not my favorite movie, certainly in the discussion. It's a well known movie, and I can't add anything to what has already been said. You either like it or you don't.
Brilliantly done and couldn't be made today. Too many jokes and such that the Political Correctness Squad would crucify them for trying. Still, screamingly funny.
Fantastically romantic. A chick flick before there were such things. Still works because of its timeless setting. Close to Tierney's best role. Except for Laura...
This one I really liked. Great fun and a solid plot and motivation. It goes a long way to showing that a portion of the Bat Villians are tragic figures.
A great love story and one of Wayne's best performances. Obviously a labor of love for all involved. The fight scene is only upstage by Wayne dragging O'Hara across the county...
Batman is more of a supporting character than the central figure of this movie. Anyone, and I mean anyone who says the Harvey Dent portion of the movie could have been excised and used as the basis for a third Batmovie missed the point. Harvey WAS the story. Harvey represented Gotham, the climb from the muck and the fall back into it. This was Harvey's story, with the wonderful performance by Ledger of The Joker and Bale's Batman merely both sides of, if not the same, a similar coin.
This is quite simply the best comics to film adaptation since Superman. It blows the Spider-Man movies out of the water, and the leavening of the grim with humor (the banter between Bruce Wayne and Alfred was priceless) helped to make it so. What are you waiting for? If you haven't seen it, go! If you've already seen it, go see it again!
not too shabby a movie. It is the best of the Warner Brothers bunch. They slowly get goofier and goofier as they progress. Worth watching when it pops up on TCM. Be nice to have the four Warren William 'Perry Mason' movies in a DVD set.