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USA TODAY What’s up with superhero movies about time travel? In “The Flash,” the latest entry in That means we get scenes of people solemnly warning our spandex-wearing heroes not to mess with the whole space-time continuum — advice that is quickly ignored, leading to galaxy-threatening events. (Insert a “we’ve seen and done that” eye roll here.) So yeah, when “The Flash” trots out the now tired plot “multiverse” time-traveling convention, it wouldn’t be an unfair reaction to groan and say, “Ugh, not again.” Director Andy Muschietti keeps the multiverse plot entertaining But surprisingly, writer-director Andy Muschietti — who’s best known for adapting “It” into one half of a terrific film series in 2017 and 2019 — mostly makes the latest entry in the DC Superhero Universe work by not taking the material too seriously and letting his talented cast not get overwhelmed by the time traveling/multiple universe plot. During the film’s multiverse climax, Muschietti cleverly shouts out to Making things work, too, is the lead performance by Ezra Miller, That he pulls off playing the same character at two different ages and two universes — and yeah, don’t ask how all this works on the space-time-continuum because it will just make your head hurt — adds to the fun of his performance. (By the way, if you want to see how talented Miller is, check out his frightening performance as a homicidal teen in “We Need To Talk About Kevin,” one of the most disturbing films ever made about the na...

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Image Source: Batman is one of the biggest superheroes of all time, and that's been reflected by his nearly ubiquitous presence on big screens since the late 1980s. This June, Michael Keaton and Adam West starred as Batman in the titular TV series for three seasons in the 1960s, and that TV show also got a movie adaptation, "Batman: The Movie." Keaton put his own touch on the character in "Batman" and "Batman Returns," both directed by Tim Burton. Then director Joel Schumacher put his own touch on the character, making two movies starring first Val Kilmer and then Christopher Nolan had a darker take on the character with his Dark Knight trilogy starring Ahead, these are all the major Batman movies (and film appearances) organized by actor. West, who played Batman in the hilarious, iconic "Batman" TV series, also starred as the character in the 1966 "Batman" movie based on the show. West also voiced the character in two animated films set in the same universe: 2016's "Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders" and 2017's "Batman vs. Two-Face." West died before the latter was released, and it was one of his last roles before his passing. Keaton became Batman for 1989's "Batman" and 1992's "Batman Returns." In the first, he faced off with Keaton was set to return as Batman in the 2022 HBO Max film "Batgirl," but the movie was axed in the Warner Bros. Discovery merger and will never be released. Instead, he returns as Batman in 2023's "The Flash." Affleck first played Batman in 20...

When a killer targets Gotham City’s elite with a series of sadistic machinations, a trail of cryptic clues sends the World’s Greatest Detective on an investigation into the underworld, where he encounters such characters as Selina Kyle, The Penguin, Carmine Falcone and The Riddler. As the evidence begins to lead closer to home and the scale of the perpetrator’s plans becomes clear, The Batman must forge new relationships, unmask the culprit, and bring justice to the abuse of power and corruption that has long plagued Gotham City. Matt Reeves’ The Batman stars Robert Pattinson in the dual role of Gotham City’s vigilante detective The Batman and his alter ego, reclusive billionaire Bruce Wayne. Starring alongside Pattinson as Gotham’s famous and infamous

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This article contains major spoilers for The Flash. Holy revolving door, The Dark Knight Rises, Christian Bale became the first man to have played Bruce Wayne and his alter-ego more than twice on the silver screen. He didn’t have much competition – Michael Keaton was the only other actor to reprise the role at the time. But Ben Affleck has now beat Bale for appearances as Batman on the big screen due to his return in starring the Caped Crusader but they still count! Meanwhile, Keaton ties Bale for three appearances, with a much heftier role in The Flash than Affleck. With a trilogy of The Batman films planned, Robert Pattinson is slowly catching up as well. Lewis G. Wilson Wilson was the first and youngest actor ever to play the adult Batman, and also the least successful. At 23, the unknown thespian donned the cape and the cowl in the 15-part 1943 Columbia serial Batman. While he looked the part of the dashing playboy, his physique was more Danny DeVito as the Penguin. One critic described Wilson as “thick about the middle.” Maybe that was why he wore his utility belt just below his chest. Critics also complained that his voice was too high and that he had a Boston accent. That, of course, wouldn’t be the last time someone complained about Batman’s voice. After Batman, Wilson’s career went nowhere. Most of his roles went uncredited. His next biggest movie part was in the 1951 cult classic Bowanga Bowanga. A few years later he was out of showbiz altogether. His son, Michae...

The beautiful thing about Batman in the age of social media is that Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, while Affleck looks off into nothingness, dejected, seemingly suffering an existential crisis in real-time. As he responded to the meme a few weeks later: “It taught me not to do interviews with Henry Cavill where I don't say anything and they could lay Simon and Garfunkel tracks over it, that's one thing I learned.” It also taught him not to play Batman anymore, because after the equally horrible Justice League, Affleck’s time —Matt Miller Batnipples! Honestly, it’s hard to imagine a world in which we can’t make fun of the infamous nipples on Batman’s suit. We can’t really fault Clooney for any of this, he was just the poor soul who had to wear the nippled batsuit. And even he hated the nipples, as he said in 2014: "I wasn't thrilled with the nipples on the batsuit. You know that's not something you really think about when you're putting it on ... Batman was just constantly cold I guess." Batman & Robin director Joel Schumacher went as far as to apologize for his misguided Batman movie. "Look, I apologize," Vice. "I want to apologize to every fan that was disappointed, because I think I owe them that.” —M.M. Kilmer is perhaps the least remembered of the many Batmen on this list. He only got the chance to don the cowl once in his career in Batman Forever, and looking back, he really deserved another chance as the Dark Knight. Kilmer took on the role of Bruce Wayne for t...

For many fans, the only answer is the great Kevin Conroy, whose voice performance as Batman perfectly embodies even the physical presence of the Dark Knight, as established over These lists are always subjective, of course, but they also prove just how flexible the Caped Crusader truly is as a character. Batman can be as moody and brooding, as Christian Bale and Robert Pattinson ably demonstrated. He can be funny, like Adam West or Will Arnett. And, when he needs to, he can even get a little nuts. Clooney's sleepy, ego-driven performance came just before he broke through as a major box office star, and was saddled by a toy-selling attempt at recapturing the camp of the 1960s TV series, rather than a full-fledged film. Like Batman & Robin itself, the worst crime of Clooney's performance is that it's ultimately just kinda boring - and when you're one half of the Dynamic Duo, that just doesn't cut it. 9. Val Kilmer (Image credit: Warner Bros.) Val Kilmer had the unenviable task of following Michael Keaton as his replacement Batman in Batman Forever - a movie that, while not as good as the two films that immediately preceded it, isn't quite the train wreck that it's sometimes thought of because of its dire sequel. Kilmer's turn as Batman came at the height of his Hollywood stardom, and also at the height of his well-reported massive ego. Despite not being willing to go out on a limb for his performance, Kilmer was a serviceable enough Batman, and perhaps an even better Bruce W...

When a killer targets Gotham City’s elite with a series of sadistic machinations, a trail of cryptic clues sends the World’s Greatest Detective on an investigation into the underworld, where he encounters such characters as Selina Kyle, The Penguin, Carmine Falcone and The Riddler. As the evidence begins to lead closer to home and the scale of the perpetrator’s plans becomes clear, The Batman must forge new relationships, unmask the culprit, and bring justice to the abuse of power and corruption that has long plagued Gotham City. Matt Reeves’ The Batman stars Robert Pattinson in the dual role of Gotham City’s vigilante detective The Batman and his alter ego, reclusive billionaire Bruce Wayne. Starring alongside Pattinson as Gotham’s famous and infamous

Image Source: Batman is one of the biggest superheroes of all time, and that's been reflected by his nearly ubiquitous presence on big screens since the late 1980s. This June, Michael Keaton and Adam West starred as Batman in the titular TV series for three seasons in the 1960s, and that TV show also got a movie adaptation, "Batman: The Movie." Keaton put his own touch on the character in "Batman" and "Batman Returns," both directed by Tim Burton. Then director Joel Schumacher put his own touch on the character, making two movies starring first Val Kilmer and then Christopher Nolan had a darker take on the character with his Dark Knight trilogy starring Ahead, these are all the major Batman movies (and film appearances) organized by actor. West, who played Batman in the hilarious, iconic "Batman" TV series, also starred as the character in the 1966 "Batman" movie based on the show. West also voiced the character in two animated films set in the same universe: 2016's "Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders" and 2017's "Batman vs. Two-Face." West died before the latter was released, and it was one of his last roles before his passing. Keaton became Batman for 1989's "Batman" and 1992's "Batman Returns." In the first, he faced off with Keaton was set to return as Batman in the 2022 HBO Max film "Batgirl," but the movie was axed in the Warner Bros. Discovery merger and will never be released. Instead, he returns as Batman in 2023's "The Flash." Affleck first played Batman in 20...