It's time to return to Gotham City and not just any version, but the one that started it all for many fans. Mezco Toyz has unveiled the 5 Points Batman (1989): Series 2 Set, and it's a nostalgic love ...

For something a little different, you can also check out some fun Lego Batman sets, like this eye-catching display piece inspired by the Gotham city skyline. This massive 4,210-piece set is part of ...

Hot Toys has produced a number of Batman collectibles over the years, but this latest 1/6th scale figure of Michael Keaton's original - and, many would say, best - big-screen Caped Crusader from Tim ...

The film is, in a lot of ways, a fairly straightforward take on the story and character of Batman. However, while filmmaking technology has advanced considerably in the years since it was released and ...

A new McFarlane Toys' Batman collectible line has arrived as 1:3 scale cowl replicas are stepping into the light. McFarlane first announced this new line of cowl replicas with an actual 1:1 scale ...

Shane Romanchick is a TV and Movie News author for Collider. He also runs his own blog Entershanement Reviews where he writes about and reviews the latest movies. He graduated from Regis College in ...

The 2025 sequel to 1989's Batman released today, expanding the Dark Knight's wider lore, and providing a newer look at a beloved DC movie world. 1989's Batman was in many ways the film that truly ...

Directed by Tim Burton, this dark and stylish take on the Caped Crusader helped redefine superhero movies when it hit theaters in 1989. This version of Gotham doesn't mess around — it's shadowy, ...

Those who attend the concert will see the film projected onto a larger-than-life screen as Danny Elfman’s musical score is performed by the live orchestra, all accompanied by spectacular stage ...

Batman 1989 is a classic Batman film starring Michael Keaton as the Caped Crusader with Tim Burton’s direction bringing an art deco, old-school charm to the city of Gotham. It was the first time fans ...

Batman (and Joker) fans can fittingly hear the iconic line from Tim Burton’s 1989 superhero film under the night sky during an outdoor concert experience that takes place during San Diego Comic-Con ...