This really brought back a lot of memories. My goodness, the nostalgia. I'm 38, and let me tell you----Batman 89 was an event. It's impossible to accurately relay it (if you weren't there to experience it). To this day, I'm hard-pressed to think about Taco Bell and NOT think of the Michael Keaton Batman movies. To this day, when I have a Mexican pizza (w/mild sauce) I'm sent back to 1992). Yes, I know that's not officially the era of Batman 89----but Batmania (for me anyway) lasted from 89 to 92. My nostalgic mind has just melded it all together. I had all of the toys. Well, most of them. They're still in my mother's attic. I just might have to go and get them. That would send me right on back to the edge of my bed, and the floor of my bedroom---circa the summer of 89. I remember I wore out a JC Penney catalog from marveling over the toy section (that featured the Batman toys). No----not the bra section...that came a few years later. Lol Thank you for this video. It really sent me back to the good ole days. If I'd have known they'd one day be regarded as such, I wouldn't have been in such a hurry to make the time fly on by. I guess that's the thing about the nostalgia of the good ole days----when it's presently unfolding, you're not aware that the right here and NOW will one day be pervasively longed after. But, alas:/it's gone (minus the time capsule of videos such as this). It really gives me great pause to analyze the here and now. Perhaps what I'm so anxious to get on through (in the present) will one day be assessed as "the good ole days"?
I’m a big fan of the 89 film, but I was born 3 years after it came out. Really wish I could’ve experienced the Bat-Mania of 89. It sounds like something special. The closest thing I got was the Summer of 2008. There was a lot of anticipation for The Dark Knight. From what I’ve heard though the hype for that film doesn’t compare to what it was like in 89. Which is just insane to me.
@@jalenjohnson1662 2008 was an awesome and unique time as well. I have a lot of nostalgia wrapped up in that era as well. I'm glad you were around to experience that. What a special time these two eras were, to be alive. How rare it is (especially nowadays) to have a movie spark such an experience. As fantastic as 2008 was, I'd say it was 25% of what the Batmania of 89-92 was. That's in no way intended to diminish, abate or lessen the impact of The Dark Knight. Quite honestly, without the Tim Burton films (love him or hate him) we would've never had the Nolan trilogy. They're all connected. They're all one entity --- individual parts of a greater whole. Cheers, my friend.
I remember on opening weekend, we were handed a brochure that listed all the Batman merchandise. It was like a Christmas list, lol. The cereal was really tasty and it's worth noting that's Prince's soundtrack is a Batman story onto itself.
This is honestly an absolutely amazing new series. And this toyline was classic. I really liked the Jack Nicholson Joker, both the toys and the actual on screen portrayal. Bat Mania was here
Was coming here to post this myself. My favorite was the Batman Returns figure that was Bruce and then you could add all the stuff to put the Batsuit on him. So cool.
I had this action figure too. Was one of my favorites. I remember making him swing from the grappling hook from object to object at my sister’s elementary school waiting for her after a play
I was 11 when this movie was released. I was so obsessed with it. That summer a local TV station would air the original Adam West series every weekday, with a chance to win movie passes if you called in the correct answer to the trivia question. On the very last possible day of the promotion, I called in and won movie passes, ironically of which I could not use to see Batman. So I saw Ghostbusters 2 instead. I think I still have all the Batman comics I drew during that summer as well. The soundtrack done by Prince was iconic too. All over the radio that summer.
Man I had so much of this stuff. The Batman with the belt along with the Batmobile, the Batwing and the Batcave plus the Joker poster AND the handheld game. Man I was spoiled in 89/90. lol
I loved what I just saw, in this video. but what a collection by God !, what a time !. ! wonderful! what a movie! my god! Thank you Warner Bros, Tim Burton and DC Comics! This film changed our lives forever! of the entire collection I loved seeing that Batcycle 4:00 min. It is very nice but I am very detailed. Sorry but that motorcycle that Batcycle is a perfect little fusion between the Batmobile and the Batwing. because it has things that represent a lot to the two vehicles of the film. of the Batmobile has in the rear parts what would be like the bat ears that Batman has, the little orange light that is like the rear fire turbo propeller that fires the Batmobile and the front part where the headlights are, has yellow colors like the Batmobile that we see from the front. That is why I tell you that I am very detailed. but this little motorcycle is still a wonderful one. I wish they had put it in the film. with a few tweaks and various gadgets it would work. Batwing has on the bottom, in the middle, on both sides, it has like two bat wings, glider style, which opens and closes. but we see in the photo of the box that the motorcycle does open, and you can see that it has wings like those of the Batwing. that's why I say that this bike has a fusion between those vehicles that are important in the movie. I wish this bike had been made for the movie. if motorcycle manufacturers had known this. But forget about it, nor do they hesitate to make them, they would already be on sale for even more than 33 years. where would half the world have them either the Toy and the Real versions. Can you imagine it? Batmania in 1989 was all the rage. nowadays I don't think a movie has the same impact that this one had. there is no such thing today. it was crazy that summer. but everyone happy
I've got a Batman coin bank from the 1992 Batman returns. It's still in the box and everything with a 1991 copyright and the official DC mech sticker. I had the same one when I was a kid, but it was stolen. I bought one still in the box from eBay for like $20. Now it's on my desk. Looks so dope.
Good video can't believe this flick a year older than me and I'm a huge BATMAN fan.Cant wait to get my music for the next Batman movie when it comes out.
Still got that very joker poster ( in a frame) got all the toy biz figures still, the batmobile and it's unbelievably fragile armour cover that fits over it ,my mum actually thought the shield piece was part of the packaging ( I still remember running after her into the kitchen on Christmas Day ) ,shouting don't throw my shields away , so it has a particularly special place in my heart , and display cabinets .
I remember 1989 was a big year for Batman. The closest things I got was a movie collector magazine aswell as the official DC comics tie in. Batmania was sweeping the world and changed the shape of Movie marketing.
Man I had the missile shooting batmobile and the belt and the crapple hook batman.. also had a superman figure with a kryptonite ring that knocked him over ....what a to me to be a kid so many cool movie toys in the 90's
star wars toys and etc when i was kid from the 70's what started the toy franchise for tie in for movies and TV shows even though it was GI Joe and other stuff from the 70's but star wars really got it started.
You should do a Batman returns and Batman forever toy video I had a butt load of action figures from returns to Batman and robin and there was crazy color variants
Had the joker action figure when I was a kid destroyed it forgot I had the batmobile also messed that up to the things we do when were kids🥺 but I still got the original sound track
I don't get Americans obsession with pinball machines they are good fun but if you played one you played them all lol Anyways good vid can't beat a bit of Batman 89
This really brought back a lot of memories. My goodness, the nostalgia. I'm 38, and let me tell you----Batman 89 was an event. It's impossible to accurately relay it (if you weren't there to experience it). To this day, I'm hard-pressed to think about Taco Bell and NOT think of the Michael Keaton Batman movies. To this day, when I have a Mexican pizza (w/mild sauce) I'm sent back to 1992). Yes, I know that's not officially the era of Batman 89----but Batmania (for me anyway) lasted from 89 to 92. My nostalgic mind has just melded it all together.
I had all of the toys. Well, most of them. They're still in my mother's attic. I just might have to go and get them. That would send me right on back to the edge of my bed, and the floor of my bedroom---circa the summer of 89. I remember I wore out a JC Penney catalog from marveling over the toy section (that featured the Batman toys). No----not the bra section...that came a few years later. Lol
Thank you for this video. It really sent me back to the good ole days. If I'd have known they'd one day be regarded as such, I wouldn't have been in such a hurry to make the time fly on by. I guess that's the thing about the nostalgia of the good ole days----when it's presently unfolding, you're not aware that the right here and NOW will one day be pervasively longed after. But, alas:/it's gone (minus the time capsule of videos such as this). It really gives me great pause to analyze the here and now. Perhaps what I'm so anxious to get on through (in the present) will one day be assessed as "the good ole days"?
I’m a big fan of the 89 film, but I was born 3 years after it came out. Really wish I could’ve experienced the Bat-Mania of 89. It sounds like something special. The closest thing I got was the Summer of 2008. There was a lot of anticipation for The Dark Knight. From what I’ve heard though the hype for that film doesn’t compare to what it was like in 89. Which is just insane to me.
@@jalenjohnson1662 2008 was an awesome and unique time as well. I have a lot of nostalgia wrapped up in that era as well. I'm glad you were around to experience that. What a special time these two eras were, to be alive. How rare it is (especially nowadays) to have a movie spark such an experience. As fantastic as 2008 was, I'd say it was 25% of what the Batmania of 89-92 was. That's in no way intended to diminish, abate or lessen the impact of The Dark Knight. Quite honestly, without the Tim Burton films (love him or hate him) we would've never had the Nolan trilogy. They're all connected. They're all one entity --- individual parts of a greater whole.
Cheers, my friend.
I remember on opening weekend, we were handed a brochure that listed all the Batman merchandise. It was like a Christmas list, lol. The cereal was really tasty and it's worth noting that's Prince's soundtrack is a Batman story onto itself.
This is honestly an absolutely amazing new series.
And this toyline was classic. I really liked the Jack Nicholson Joker, both the toys and the actual on screen portrayal. Bat Mania was here
The music was amazing!
I had the pictured action figure in the 90s as a kid. It was my favorite.
Was coming here to post this myself. My favorite was the Batman Returns figure that was Bruce and then you could add all the stuff to put the Batsuit on him. So cool.
I had this action figure too. Was one of my favorites. I remember making him swing from the grappling hook from object to object at my sister’s elementary school waiting for her after a play
It is funny that a lot of people thought that Michael Keaton would make an awful Batman,but ended up one of the best takes on him.
Sounds like a similar situation with alot of the recent actors taking on the cowl.
I was 11 when this movie was released. I was so obsessed with it. That summer a local TV station would air the original Adam West series every weekday, with a chance to win movie passes if you called in the correct answer to the trivia question. On the very last possible day of the promotion, I called in and won movie passes, ironically of which I could not use to see Batman. So I saw Ghostbusters 2 instead. I think I still have all the Batman comics I drew during that summer as well.
The soundtrack done by Prince was iconic too. All over the radio that summer.
Inside of every cereal box, I remember there being a mini bat-mobile
love that joker!!
Still my favorite...
Wow that Tiger Batman game just brought memories come flooding back, honestly that was quite powerful.
Loved!!! Keep it coming
Dude i remember how this movie blew everyone away, not since the reeves superman movies did we actually have a good superhero movie
Man I had so much of this stuff. The Batman with the belt along with the Batmobile, the Batwing and the Batcave plus the Joker poster AND the handheld game. Man I was spoiled in 89/90. lol
When ever I start to get down on myself for being a big kid at almost 60 I just have to look at something like this .
I still say "Did you ever dance with the Devil under the pale moonlight?"
I loved what I just saw, in this video. but what a collection by God !, what a time !. ! wonderful! what a movie!
my god! Thank you Warner Bros, Tim Burton and DC Comics! This film changed our lives forever! of the entire collection I loved seeing that Batcycle 4:00 min. It is very nice but I am very detailed. Sorry but that motorcycle that Batcycle is a perfect little fusion between the Batmobile and the Batwing. because it has things that represent a lot to the two vehicles of the film. of the Batmobile has in the rear parts what would be like the bat ears that Batman has, the little orange light that is like the rear fire turbo propeller that fires the Batmobile and the front part where the headlights are, has yellow colors like the Batmobile that we see from the front. That is why I tell you that I am very detailed. but this little motorcycle is still a wonderful one. I wish they had put it in the film. with a few tweaks and various gadgets it would work. Batwing has on the bottom, in the middle, on both sides, it has like two bat wings, glider style, which opens and closes. but we see in the photo of the box that the motorcycle does open, and you can see that it has wings like those of the Batwing. that's why I say that this bike has a fusion between those vehicles that are important in the movie. I wish this bike had been made for the movie. if motorcycle manufacturers had known this. But forget about it, nor do they hesitate to make them, they would already be on sale for even more than 33 years. where would half the world have them
either the Toy and the Real versions. Can you imagine it?
Batmania in 1989 was all the rage. nowadays I don't think a movie has the same impact that this one had. there is no such thing today. it was crazy that summer. but everyone happy
More of these please!
That Lego Batmobile is sick and with the light package it's even sicker.
I've got a Batman coin bank from the 1992 Batman returns. It's still in the box and everything with a 1991 copyright and the official DC mech sticker. I had the same one when I was a kid, but it was stolen. I bought one still in the box from eBay for like $20. Now it's on my desk. Looks so dope.
This was a really well-executed line of toys. One of those times where the quality of the toys aligned with that of the movie . . .
Good video can't believe this flick a year older than me and I'm a huge BATMAN fan.Cant wait to get my music for the next Batman movie when it comes out.
Jokers Makeup was created by Nick Dudman, who would go on to head the teams on Star Wars:Episode 1 and all the Harry Potter films.
Don’t forget the Sega Genesis Batman game. That was badass
Absolutely!
Still got that very joker poster ( in a frame) got all the toy biz figures still, the batmobile and it's unbelievably fragile armour cover that fits over it ,my mum actually thought the shield piece was part of the packaging ( I still remember running after her into the kitchen on Christmas Day ) ,shouting don't throw my shields away , so it has a particularly special place in my heart , and display cabinets .
I remember 1989 was a big year for Batman. The closest things I got was a movie collector magazine aswell as the official DC comics tie in. Batmania was sweeping the world and changed the shape of Movie marketing.
4:15 There was a Joker van parked outside the museum.
4:23 That Batcave wasn’t worth over $100! It was $30 retail price!
11:33 Wrong pronunciation.
Yup, blink and you’ll miss the Joker Van in the movie.
This was the best Batman figure to have had as a kid due to the grappling hook belt, it really worked, y'all.
Haha memories...had the Batman in the black suit with the extractable belt..and bat mobile with torpedoes
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The gool ol days. Take me back to them.
I had the Batmobile with plastic cover. Worked great when I did GIJoe and Batman crossovers.
Man I had the missile shooting batmobile and the belt and the crapple hook batman.. also had a superman figure with a kryptonite ring that knocked him over ....what a to me to be a kid so many cool movie toys in the 90's
Do Jurassic Park and it's sequels
Indiana Jones and it's sequels
Batman the Animated Series and it's movies
And G I JOE.
Yeah Jurassic Park has some great toy lines
I loved Tim Burton's Batman. They were both great! And that Prince Batman soundtrack was so good I had it on tape & CD!
Can't wait for the new Robat Patterson version.
Bat cereal pretty sure that's how Ebola started.
star wars toys and etc when i was kid from the 70's what started the toy franchise for tie in for movies and TV shows even though it was GI Joe and other stuff from the 70's but star wars really got it started.
I love only one Batman: Nolan’s Dark Knight.
You should do a Batman returns and Batman forever toy video I had a butt load of action figures from returns to Batman and robin and there was crazy color variants
And a cool Batman returns bat mobile that split in to the skinny on that he slides through the building running from the cops
I always wanted the Batcave when I was a kid but I never was able to get it. I do have the Batman 89 cards though. 👍🏻
Had the joker action figure when I was a kid destroyed it forgot I had the batmobile also messed that up to the things we do when were kids🥺 but I still got the original sound track
Had the action figues, Batcave and Batmobile.
I don't get Americans obsession with pinball machines they are good fun but if you played one you played them all lol Anyways good vid can't beat a bit of Batman 89
Um rain man was released in 88 not 89.
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