Thanks to his guttural delivery and over-the-top performance, Christian Bale's Batman has become the butt of countless jokes, spoofs and parodies. In that spirit, we present another send-up starring the Caped Crusader entitled "Batman in Real Life." This time, Batman has a hard time figuring out the whole drive-thru thing.
Gotham City is usually dark and cloudy with a chance of crime, but you wouldn't guess Batman has the time to do the weather report amidst all that. But viewers of Fox5 in Maryland and DC got quite the surprise when The Dark Knight himself popped on screen to deliver an important message: the daily temperatures!
With the White House Correspondents' Dinner last weekend, the newest 'Dark Knight Rises' trailer getting released, and all the preparation for 'The Avengers' premiere this coming weekend, we're bound to have missed some (just "some") stuff.
Despite featuring a character called The Joker, 'The Dark Knight' isn't very funny. Seems quite the waste, doesn't it? Well, it turns out the seminal movie actually had plenty of chuckles. It's just you didn't know when to laugh because you didn't have a trusty laugh track to let you know where the jokes are. Thanks to one creative YouTuber, that's no longer a problem.
Batman is one of the oldest comic book creations of our time. We've seen everything from the campy Batman from the original television series to Christopher Nolan's gritty Caped Crusader in 'The Dark Knight.' Nolan's Batman wasn't fun, never smiled and underwent a throat-wrenching voice change every time Bruce Wayne put on the Batsuit.
So not the kind of Batman kids would like at a birthday party.
Do-gooders often dress up like superheroes such as Batman and entertain sick kids at the hospital. But seven-year-old Kye wanted more than just a chance to meet the Caped Crusader. A cancer patient from Arlington, TX, Kye wanted to be Batman.
So the non-profit group Wish with Wings, alongside the Arlington Police and Fire Departments, made Kye's dream a reality for one very exciting day. And, as you can see, they went all out in doing so.
Waiting with baited breath for 'The Dark Knight Rises' to hit theaters on July 20th? Well, we've got another trailer for the hotly-anticipated movie to tide you over. And this time, it's done entirely using LEGO! It's the (fake) trailer Gotham needs.
A video of a man wearing an awesome Batman suit whose black Lamborghini was pulled over in Maryland for not having proper tags went viral last week. And why wouldn't it?
Well, it turns out the man behind the mask isn't really Bruce Wayne, despite having a couple hundred grand to blow on a fine Italian sports cars. But Lenny B. Robinson, a 48-year-old businessman from Baltimore County, is a hero in his own right.