Batman vs. Two-Face was Adam West's last Batman film before his death in June. Given how iconic the original Batman was, it seemed safe to assume that the Batman '66 animated films would be retired. However (and unfortunately), co-star Burt Ward says that might not be the case.
If there's one thing the late, great Adam West and the ever... curmudgeonly William Shatner had in common, it's their ability to chew the hell out of whatever scenery they happen to be near at any given moment. Thankfully, both actors turned themselves up to 11 in the new Batman vs. Two-Face animated movie.
Adam West returned, with much fanfare, as the iconic Caped Crusader last November with Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders. After his recent passing, it was unclear whether he'd actually return for the sequel, Batman vs. Two-Face. Lucky for us, West's Batman will come to life one last time.
Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders has a lot of homages to the 1966 show -- but according to its writer, there was one more great big one that didn't make it into the final movie. And it was definitely one of the weirdest references they could've found.
If going to the theatres to watch The Killing Joke made you want to take a shower, Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders will be more like a bubble bath. With toy submarines. And a puppy.
