1949 Batman and Robin Movie

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1. One of my fav versions of Batman!😁🦇

2. No seat belts. How primitive. Oh yeah.😮

3. Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson had the same demographics as Batman and Robin. Dick stayed with Bruce at his millionaire mansion. Just what was that all about? Oh yeah.😮

4. This was better than Superman, Jimmy Olsen, and Lois Lane. Jimmy Olsen was always getting himself into trouble for Superman to get him out of. Robin was Batman' s sidekick, partner, and teammate. Oh yeah.😮

5. How did they change clothes? It was not like Clark Kent changing into Superman. Oh yeah.😮

6. This could not happen in our time. The Police Commissioner could trace Batman' s telephone back to Bruce Wayne' s telephone. Oh yeah.😮

7. Bruce Wayne owned a 100 bedroom mansion. Dick Grayson was his " ward "… but nobody ever understood what that meant. Oh yeah.😮

8. So good, thank you

9. Colorized version when

10. This is the best because it does what the newer movies haven't show batman superb abilities as a detective

11. Better Bruce than Pattinson

12. Elon musk grandfather

13. Yo! I used to stay up all late night watching this so awsome and magical this was😢

14. all I can say is Vicki Vale… yow!

15. i found this show in a walmart when i was younger

16. I didn’t know there was a 1949 movie of Batman & Robin! What a marvelous movie!!

17. My house was just built and im looking at the old wall crazy too think the past has always been like now and not in black and white

18. How far we’ve come from this 💀💀💀💀😂

19. Didn’t realize this was ALL the shows, thought it would be a movie. But this FOUR HOUR BLOCKBUSTER is the best thing ever. That baddie “The Wizard” is a total dobber. Also Robin was useless, next time take Vikki Dale with you Bat boy!❤

20. I love that Wayne Manor is basically just a rectangular Colonial Revival home in the suburbs, like the one I grew up in. Folks are just strolling by on the sidewalk, Batman probably makes Robin mow that lawn.

21. I was born in 1944…when we finally got a TV with 3 channels in our very rural area… these movies were on and I was entranced…still recall the actors.

22. In the early 50s I lived in a theatre. My uncle ran the Batman serials on Saturday matinees . Place was packed. I was probably 6 years old. I'm 72 and haven't seen it for years watching it now!

23. 👍👍👍👍
    Not sure what i was expecting, but i confess i was pleasently suprised by this gem. Quite enjoyable. Thanks for sharing.

24. My prediction. Capes will make a comeback. Think of how you will look in the produce section. Just my 2 cents.

25. the outfits 🥲😂

26. I love how much he struggles against the average criminal now hes nerfed even robin is constantly in danger you really feel for the character.

27. There's no technology whatsoever! 😂

28. Why wouldn't the filmmakers make the professor's home Wayne Manor? lol

29. They had Batman in the trunk.

30. Amazing how one dimensional these pioneer movies were. Although based on the core creativity of writers and illustrators it would take these movies many years to become palatable.

31. I like how the wealthy Bruce Wayne lived in a four bedroom home.

32. Batman's costume was perfectly awful and annoyingly loose-fitting. Compare to the uniforms worn by Superman and Captain Marvel in the movie serials. Interesting that the man who played Commissioner Gordon, Lyle Talbot, also played Lex Luther in Atom Man vs. Superman that same year.

33. the batmobile has changed over the years.

34. Hey how you doing I was wondering can you put the movie superman 1948I will appreciate it

35. Nice 👍

36. 40:00

37. The music was so nostalgic wow. Haven’t seen this since i was a young kid in the 1990s, had this on multiple vhs tapes. Im going to enjoy watching this as memory of it is limited, curious what would have completely gone over my head as a kid. My opinion of it back then was it was kind of boring, but i liked it enough that I would watch it.

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