Ahead, we're ranking every Batman and Superman movie released in cinemas, from 1966's Batman: The Movie to 2025's Superman, ...

Evil versions of Batman tend to win because they now have all of Batman's talent, but none of the limitations he imposes on ...

From Tim Burton’s campy gothic style to Matt Reeves’ gritty realism, Batman films have evolved, shifted tones, and rebooted ...

Everyone has seen the evil Superman trope, from the Injustice games to Homelander to Omni-Man. It seems like every writer and their mother has tried to spoof the Man of Tomorrow by making a ...

It’s been true for several decades: No matter what villain (s) he has to fight or who’s under that cape and cowl, Batman can take over a movie screen like no other superhero. The Dark Knight and his ...

Every film starring the character seems destined to do decent (if not exceptional) business: “Batman & Robin,” considered a financial disappointment that briefly killed the franchise off, still made ...

NOTE: Batman: The Movie (1966) and Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993) have not received official letter grades from EW, and thus, do not appear on this list. Batman Begins (2005): A ...

For older fans, it’s between Adam West from the campy 1960's Batman series, and Michael Keaton, he of the Tim Burton -led Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992).

In The Batman, Robert Pattinson 's Batman is only in his second year as the Bat. He's still raw, haunted and, above all, still learning what kind of symbol he wants to be.

Batman & Robin 1997's Batman & Robin is considered by some to be one of the worst films ever made, and watching it now it's not hard to see why. Don't get me wrong, the cast is doing the best with ...

"In The Dark Knight, Christopher Nolan's ominously labyrinthine and exciting sequel to Batman Begins, good and evil aren't just separate forces — at times, they're a whisper away from each other — and ...