CommentsXp Best movie ever!

Bereamic Awesome Movie

Odelecol Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

Lidia Draper Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

adonis98-743-186503 Batman: The Brave and the Bold is based upon comics of the 40's, 50's and 60's but also the 1966 Batman TV Show which to this day i can't stand it. The series has a lot of goofy episodes like the one where Aquaman tries to spend some time with his family but he always runs in front of Batman and makes everything a mess but also some amazing moments when Batman fought with Superman and when he started hitting him it looked exactly like The Dark Knight Returns but i still think Season 2 episode 11 'Chill Of The Night' is still the best when Batman tries to locate Joe Chill the man who killed his parents and i feel so bad for the stupid people who hated BVS because there's a scene where Bruce totally shows that he loved his mother more than his dad cause he shakes his hand when he sees him but when he sees Martha he hugs her also the episode when Batman went against Superman he told him 'What would Mrs. Kent think about this?' and he said 'How dare you use the name of my mother?' or something like that which means that the heroes love their moms some people might think that this is dumb and hilarious but we're talking about 2 heroes that lost everything Bruce lost his parents and Clark his whole planet. In the end Brave and the Bold was much better than i remembered it was and i have to say after The Animated Series and Batman Beyond this one could easily be my 3 it's a great show goofy but also sad when it wants to be and much better than the cheesy 66 TV Show give it a chance.

oldschoolfan "Batman-The Brave And The Bold" is the newest entry in DC's and Warner's collaboration to bring the Caped Crusader to live on the television screen.At first I thought the show was a stupid drawback to the 60s with a pseudo camp commentary in it. I was not convinced by the artwork or the shallow story lines.Then I realized: You are 30 years old and you have known Batman for your whole life. You know what? We are not the target audience for this show.It is a show designed for children and what a better way to introduce the DC Universe to them?The show is light-hearted without being to naive, it is funny without letting the characters look ridiculous and it shows a deep understanding of the DC Universe's more minor characters.If you are a fan of the DC Universe you need to check out this show. You will find delight in the characterization of each character, of the way they act in relation to Batman and how Batman responds to them.The stories are not overly complex, but keep their surprising twists that helps to let you enjoy the whole 25 minutes of an episode.The design is very retro, inspired a lot from the 60s show (outrageous gadgets and pay attention to the "mimic" of Batman's mask) without ripping it off.The best example is Batman's voice: I love Kevin Conroy as Batman, but Diedrich Bader delivers the one-liners in Brave and the Bold with the same ironic honesty and competence that Adam West voiced his Batman with, again without ripping him off.But the character design is beautiful throughout. I like that the Joker actually looks exactly like his first incarnation by Bob Kane or that Khamandi (who? yeah right) has actually that Jack Kirby style look to him.This show may be simple, but it is the heart, love and understanding of it's sources that makes it so damn likable. This is what a re-imagining should be: Staying true to the sources, without being a slave to it, bringing in a fresh style and new ideas and knowing exactly what it is.And I like the idea that today's kids go on Youtube 2.0 or whatever in 20 years and discover this show again, just like my generation did with the old Adam West show. And I hope that they will get the same fond memories of it.To all the established fans and to future generations of Bat-followers:Highly Recommended!

PyTom83 After what must have been almost a year off of TV (actually only a few months), Batman returns to the mini-world of television with a new animated series. Let's just get this out of the way, this is not Batman: The Animated Series. Hell, it does not even try to mimic the former. This Batman is a whole lot less serious, and has an assortment of sidekicks including Blue Beetle and Green Arrow. There is also the return of huge gadgets and talkative villains and it tries to emulate the Superfriends art style. Though, the throwback animation style does fit in with the story they are telling.While this series is obviously intended for two year olds, I've quite enjoyed the first few episodes. It wasn't too cheesy, but had its screwball moments (most of it takes place in space in which apparently Batman can breathe quite freely) and the show has potential with the ability to pull in a variety of characters from all over the DC universe. Also, the actor who played Batman is already miles ahead of Rino Romano.The longevity of the show is in question with the lack of creativity. This is the type of show that can start falling back on the material they are actually trying to parody.

hythlodayr-1 Grab a healthy snack and get ready to enjoy a lighter and zanier Batman.There are a few things that set this show apart from prior shows & cartoons: The show manages to balance a "fun" atmosphere without becoming campy, its often in the first-person narrative (Batman's), and the focus is exclusively on Batman in-costume.In short, this is a character that enjoys what he does and whatever personal life he has is besides the point.If you're looking for an operatic interpretation of Batman then prepare to be disappointed. However, if you're a fan of the character then this is a perfectly reasonable way to introduce your children to a beloved character.