Batman - Return to the Batcave

Description

Adam West and Burt Ward are taken on a crazy adventure when the Batmobile is stolen from a car museum and they must track down the thief and return it. After solving a puzzle, they realize that the clues to finding the fiend who stole the Batmobile are hidden in their past

Customer Reviews:

An open Request.......2007-03-06

To the owners of the t.v. series starring adam west and burt ward: Please, please put the show on dvd soon, so we can share this wonderful show with our children before they grow up. It was done so well, good clean humor and it's obvious the actors are enjoying making the show. I will pre-order the moment you decide to release.

A Bat-Documentry with a story line.......2006-08-01

Growing up in the 60's and watching Batman series, which I knew was corny, campy but cool, this movie is sort of a story, plot documentry using flashbacks that Adam West & Burt Ward have throughout the movie. I enjoyed it very much, and now know that the dynamic duo were also dynamic womanizers. This is a great movie for anyone who grew up watching the Batman episodes with a towel cape around his or her neck. The actors who portray the dynamic duo in the flashbacks are dead ringers as well. Delightfully done !
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Some days you just can't get rid of an old TV show........2006-05-19

Seeing as I'm a huge Bat-Fan (hence the name), I was immensely entertained by this here Reunion flick. The chemistry between Adam & Burt is still as strong as it was back in the 60's, and the "flashback" cuts are pretty comical sometimes. Not the best Batman movie ever, but it's cool to have if you love the old TV show like me.

Corny, but fun!.......2006-04-29

It's not a "movie" but a reunion show of the corniest kind. I loved every minute of it! Always good to see Adam West and Burt Ward together. I remember as a kid meeting Burt Ward in the Robin costume, and asking the dumbest questions! The campy show may have ruined the darkness that Batman was supposed to be (although resurrected by Frank Miller) but the show was a fun romp as is this reunion special.

Reunion DVD.......2006-03-07

Be warned, it is not exactly what you may think a reunion special may be. A little tongue in cheek, a little seriousness, a little downright boring, but may appeal to diehard fans.

Adam West and Burt Ward reminisce about the old days while also trying to unravel the missing Batmobile. Two look-a-likes portray them in their younger years (Marsden and Brewer). OK, that's fine, but it would have been nice to include as much as the archival footage as possible eg. more footage from the actual TV show. Unfortunately that has been kept to a minimum throughout, so kind of loses the nostalgic appeal. Too much of the film is given to the actors portraying West and Ward.

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