OK, should you simply want to watch all of the live-action Batman movies in order of their release, including all the DC Extended Universe titles ( Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman etc), then you should watch the movies in production order. All of the other movies tell stories about other DC characters.īatman movies production order Image: ©Warner Bros. The Caped Crusader only appears in: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Suicide Squad, Justice League, The Flash and Batgirl. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)**Īll of the films listed above are set within the DC Extended Universe, where Ben Affleck plays the role of Batman, but please note: Batman does not appear in every film on this list.The viewing order for the DCEU movies is as follows: Ben Affleck takes on the role of Batman for the DCEU – a universe NOT connected to any of the previous movies in this post.
BATTMAN DOOPLOS SERIES
Pictures/DC EntertainmentĪnother collection of Bat-movies now, this time as part of DC’s interconnected series of films known as the DC Extended Universe. The Ben Affleck/DCEU Batman movies Image: ©Warner Bros. It should be noted that while these films are very different in tone to each other (some are dark, some are light), they are all set within the same continuity – so should be watched one after the other. The viewing order for the Batman Anthology is as follows: Other big names in the series included Jack Nicholson as the Joker, Jim Carrey as the Riddler, Uma Thurman as Poison Ivy, and Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr.
BATTMAN DOOPLOS MOVIE
These four films were hugely successful in the 1980s/1990s and brought Batman to a whole new audience.Īcross the course of the movie series, Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer and George Clooney played the part of Batman, with Chris O’Donnell joining as Robin in the latter two movies.
This series – referred to as the Batman Anthology – tells the origin of Batman, before moving on to Gothic, action-packed and high camp adventures featuring Robin. Pictures/DC Entertainmentįor this second viewing order we go dark (and then light) with a collection of four Bat-films, kicking off with Batman (1989) and running through Batman Returns (1992), Batman Forever (1995) and Batman & Robin (1997). The Batman Anthology Image: ©Warner Bros.
BATTMAN DOOPLOS TV
I would recommend The Misadventures of Adam and Burt for fans of the TV series ONLY, as it is a daft picture that is only really for those who adore ’60s Batman. This is a TV movie about the making of the Batman TV show and once again, it stars Adam West and Burt Ward.
The movie stars Adam West as Batman, alongside Burt Ward as Robin.īatman: The Movie is a big screen spin-off from the very popular (and iconic) 1960s Batman TV show. This first viewing order is very simple, as it includes just one film: Batman: The Movie (1966). Now onto the feature-length movies, and the various viewing orders…
If you wish to watch the Batman serials, then watch them in the following order:
They remain an important touchstone in Batman’s film career, as they introduced movie audiences to the Caped Crusader, but in terms of watchability, they are for completists only. The serials were very basic in their presentation, but were in-keeping with action-adventure serials of the era and did feature some of Batman’s supporting characters in the shape of Commissioner Gordon, Vicki Vale and Alfred. In the second serial, Robert Lowery played Batman, and Johnny Duncan played Robin. In the first serial, Batman was played by Lewis Wilson, while Robin was played by Douglas Croft. Both serials told very simple stories, divided into 15 chapters, and played in cinemas during a Saturday matinee. First up, and before moving onto a discussion about the feature-length films, it’s important to note that the Batman movie series originated in the 1940s, with two movie serials: Batman and Batman and Robin.
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