lethial said:Love the episode with all the villains playing poker telling stories.
lethial said:Love the episode with all the villains playing poker telling stories.
The show isn't comparable to the Nolan films at all.Jtwo said:The Joker ALWAYS GETS CAUGHT HANGING UPSIDE DOWN.
I think I need to revisit the Nolan films after I finish this, give myself a little more context for the Batman. Maybe that's why I never liked those movies.
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I threw a rock at 'im!lethial said:Love the episode with all the villains playing poker telling stories.
Nah, I just meant that I literally knew *nothing* about Batman going into see those movies.DoctorWho said:The show isn't comparable to the Nolan films at all.
Nappuccino said:I think some people forget some of the cheese in the first episodes. Batman TAS had the cheese (like the ep where he gets saved by some kids and they hang out in a basement while the kids play homealone with the penguin, or the episode where Alfred chases a kid around a bedroom)
That said, for every dull/ silly episode like that, there's some true brilliance going on so its (mostly) easy to forgive.
Teen Titans isn't part of the DCAU. Static Shock and The Zeta Project are though.BattleMonkey said:Lost me at Teen Titans. Worst thing to ever happen to the DCAU
Zoramon089 said:Bruce Timm is the greatest thing to happen
Nappuccino said:I think some people forget some of the cheese in the first episodes. Batman TAS had the cheese (like the ep where he gets saved by some kids and they hang out in a basement while the kids play homealone with the penguin, or the episode where Alfred chases a kid around a bedroom)
That said, for every dull/ silly episode like that, there's some true brilliance going on so its (mostly) easy to forgive.
SameJB1981 said:I used to sprint home from school to watch this. It's the best animated tv series ever.
Az987 said:I was looking on Amazon to see how much the DVD's were and I noticed volume 4 says From the New Batman Adventures. Whats that mean? Is volume 4 not related to the first 3 volumes?
vazel said:Me and my friend still consider this the best incarnation of Batman anywhere. Teen Titans isn't part of the DCAU. Static Shock and The Zeta Project are though.![]()
Xater said:Eh these episodes are pretty rare and think that even those always have something cool in them.
PalaceBrother said:When I was younger I remember hearing that it was animated on a different (black?) type of cell. No idea if it's true.
After the show ended on FOX the show was revived two years later on WB to air alongside the Superman cartoon. It's the same continuity but the art was redesigned and stories gave greater emphasis to the entire Bat-family.Az987 said:I was looking on Amazon to see how much the DVD's were and I noticed volume 4 says From the New Batman Adventures. Whats that mean? Is volume 4 not related to the first 3 volumes?
the episode where Alfred is chasing a kid around the living room is when poverty stricken children were getting kidnapped and forced into slave labor. CHEESE DAMMIT!Nappuccino said:I think some people forget some of the cheese in the first episodes. Batman TAS had the cheese (like the ep where he gets saved by some kids and they hang out in a basement while the kids play homealone with the penguin, or the episode where Alfred chases a kid around a bedroom)
That said, for every dull/ silly episode like that, there's some true brilliance going on so its (mostly) easy to forgive.
Joker's past conflicts in the movie from that in the series(in the movie he has a mafioso past but in the series he has a failed comedian past) so not sure wether it's in continuity with the series(could be those two things happened at different parts of his life?). Great movie, my friend prefers it to any of the live action ones. It's third best for me after the Burton movies.mantidor said:Best Joker ever. Glad to see people still discovering this series.
Does Mask of the Phantasm enter in this universe? that movie was amazing as well.
I have such a soft spot for Spider-Man TAS. Batman is probably better "objectively," but Spider-Man's struggle, the continuity, the Madam Web/Beyonder/Secret Wars thing -- it all just really resonated with me.MrToughPants said:This and Spider-Man TAS were the best.
Spider-Man's emphasis on story arcs was good; it allowed for more fleshed out stories. Too bad FOX's censors and the horrible animation mar it.Battersea Power Station said:I have such a soft spot for Spider-Man TAS. Batman is probably better "objectively," but Spider-Man's struggle, the continuity, the Madam Web/Beyonder/Secret Wars thing -- it all just really resonated with me.
DoctorWho said:The show isn't comparable to the Nolan films at all.
bangai-o said:the episode where Alfred is chasing a kid around the living room is when poverty stricken children were getting kidnapped and forced into slave labor. CHEESE DAMMIT!
you're currently on Episode 4? Did you spend the 90's inside of a time capsule buried under a rock in a cave on Mars or something? :lJtwo said:![]()
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries
:O
How have I never seen this before? It's incredible. I've never really even liked Batman, the only comic I've read is year one and it didn't make that big of an impression on me. The movies never clicked either. But holy crap, this is the greatest thing I have ever seen. My friend is really into right now, and she lent me a few DVDs to watch. I'm like burning through them. I woke up this morning, and was SO EXCITED to watch Batman.
It's the best, GAF. Go watch it if you haven't seen it, and rewatch it if you have.
Currently on Episode 4 "The Last Laugh."
KernelPanic said:Much like the films they ruined it by making it more "kid friendly" and added Robin.
Some fantastic episodes in there.
I loved the mini story arc with the.. "Heart of Steel" and "His Silicon Soul" if I remember the titles right.super computer
Robin's been in the show from the start. Some of the best eps in the show even focus on him.KernelPanic said:Much like the films they ruined it by making it more "kid friendly" and added Robin.
Some fantastic episodes in there.
I loved the mini story arc with the.. "Heart of Steel" and "His Silicon Soul" if I remember the titles right.super computer
BotoxAgent said:I loved the Clayface episodes
in fact, all the villains were done right in TAS
vazel said:Me and my friend still consider this the best incarnation of Batman anywhere. Teen Titans isn't part of the DCAU. Static Shock and The Zeta Project are though.![]()
In fact there was a Robin-central two-parter that won an emmy that occurred before the title change into Batman & Robin.Dascu said:Robin's been in the show from the start. Some of the best eps in the show even focus on him.
Didn't say not being part of the DCAU automatically made it bad. I think Teen Titans is ok. Static Shock and Zeta are bad.Willy105 said:Static Shock is awesome. Teen Titans is also awesome, not being part of DCAU is nothing against it.
I have no idea about Zeta Project though.
SephCast said:I just wish they would make something as good as TAS, just with longer story arcs.
Copernicus said:So true, the nolan films shouldn't be mentioned in the same breath as TAS.
Was never a fan of Hugo Strange in the show, personally.BotoxAgent said:I loved the Clayface episodes
in fact, all the villains were done right in TAS
Ferrio said:Watched the Justice Leagues? Those were pretty damn good.
SephCast said:Don't want other superhoes. Just the God Damn Batman.