That doesn’t mean every Batman movie should be kid-friendly, but we shouldn’t freak out or spend a quarter of a century denouncing the one single modern Batman film that dared appeal to children. While of course I recognize Super Friends and the 1966 Batman show were low-budget unserious portrayals, that doesn’t make them any less vital to my introduction to and love of Batman. So while I won’t attempt any contrarian revisionism about Batman & Robin’s quality or reputation, I do want to note that adults aren’t the only fans of these comics and films. Batman & Robin (1997) - Widely denounced as one of the worst superhero films of all time and blamed for temporarily killing the franchise, there are lots of worse superhero movies than Batman & Robin (including Steel, The Spirit, Supergirl, and Catwoman). So without further ado, here is my ranking of the Batman movies from worst to best! I’ll count them down from #9 to #1, and keep in mind that “worst” really only applies to one film here (which I’ll still have some surprisingly kind words for), the rest are more like “degrees of decent to good to very good to great.”ĩ. That said, I will make some preliminary statements about where I currently think it will wind up on this list, and once I’ve seen it a few more times I will come back with a definitive ranking alongside the rest of the Batman movies. I’m still deciding precisely where it would place and I want to see it at least one or two more times before I decide for sure how I feel about it’s place among the rest of bat-cinema.
When my review of The Batman releases next week, I won’t immediately make any after-the-fact edits to this list to incorporate The Batman.
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