[gateway]

I don't know... I don't really think there's anything that can redeem Jim Carrey's Riddler. His scenes are beyond cringe-inducing.

Also Batman Forever taught me that all acid does to your face is make it purple.

[¡Keith!]

I don't know... I don't really think there's anything that can redeem Jim Carrey's Riddler. His scenes are beyond cringe-inducing.

Also Batman Forever taught me that all acid does to your face is make it purple.

I thought that Jones' attempts at getting to Carrey's energy level were cringe inducing.

[FroHam X]

Carrey was a great Riddler. And Forever is a good movie. But The Dark Knight is best hands down.

[aidanbrack]

1. The Dark Knight *****
2. Batman Begins *****
3. Batman Returns *****
4. Batman Forever ****
5. Batman (89) ****
6. Gotham Knight ****
7. Batman 66 ***
8. Batman and Robin **

[edgar00]

I went with The Dark Knight. I actually didn't feel that Ledger 'stole' the show. I'm a huge Christian Bale and thought he was great in this film. The entire cast did a splendid job. The origin in Begins was fascinating, but the stakes were raised too high in Knight for me not to choose it. Besides, I kind of wanted to see a Batman adventure/episode, and not another comic book origin story. Enough already.

[Kevin Shields]

Wow, so far.  No one and I mean no one has voted for Batman & Robin.

I put that film in my 0 star Hall of Shame along with North and Pearl Harbor.

[aidanbrack]

Wow, so far.  No one and I mean no one has voted for Batman & Robin.

I put that film in my 0 star Hall of Shame along with North and Pearl Harbor.

It was the first time I had ever attended a film on its opening night and my friends and I were so jazzed up about it. As a kid I had really enjoyed how "big" the film was and remembered thinking it looked amazing - now when I look back on it I cringe a lot but I still can't hate it. It's just a nostalgia thing I guess but however little it works for me now, it thrilled me at the time.

Whatever happened to Chris O'Donnell though? And Alicia Silverstone?

[gateway]

I believe Chris O'Donnell became McSomething on Grey's Anatomy, along with some other recurring TV roles. Alicia Silverstone built a time machine and now lives permanently in 1995 so she can bask in the limelight of Clueless forever.

[Dave the Necrobumper]

Batman Begins
Batman (1966)
The Dark Knight
Batman (1989)
Batman Returns

The Dark Knight Rises
Batman Forever



Batman and Robin

[DarkeningHumour]

This needs an update but I don't know that anyone would vote for TDKR.

The Dark Knight
Batman Begins
The Dark Knight Rises
Batman (1889)
Batman and Robin