Batman

Synopsis

In 1966, the classic TV series Batman starring Adam West was adapted into a feature film. The story follows Batman and Robin as they face off against their infamous archenemies Joker, Penguin, Riddler, and Catwoman. The Dynamic Duo must thwart the villains' evil plans while navigating Gotham City's perilous underworld. Packed with action, humor, and iconic gadgets, the movie showcases the charm and wit of the original series. With its campy style, colorful villains, and adventurous spirit, Batman is a delightful homage to the beloved comic book characters while delivering thrilling entertainment for audiences of all ages.

Cast

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  Adam West

  Batman (Bruce Wayne)

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  Burt Ward

  Robin (Dick Grayson)

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  Lee Meriwether

  The Catwoman (Kitka)

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  Cesar Romero

  The Joker

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  Burgess Meredith

  The Penguin

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  Frank Gorshin

  The Riddler

Reviews

Batman from 1966, starring Adam West, received a mix of positive and negative reviews from critics. While some appreciated the nostalgic homage to the comic book era and praised the performances of the cast, others found the campy style and simplistic storytelling to be dated. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 81%, stating that the movie 'brings the caped crusaders to life with humor and flair.' IMDb rated it 6.5/10, with viewers enjoying the lighthearted approach and memorable villains. Metacritic scored it 71/100, highlighting the film's entertainment value and iconic characters. Overall, Batman is a fun and entertaining ride that pays tribute to the classic superhero genre.