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What Were Tim Burton's Plans for His Third Batman Film?
Batman (1989 film) - Wikipedia
Tim Burton's Batman: 12 Behind-The-Scenes Facts About The Michael Keaton Movie | Cinemablend
TIL that Batman Forever was supposed to be Batman Continues. I made a movie poster to go along with Tim Burton's vision of the movie. : r/batman
Batman - Rotten Tomatoes
ON SCREEN: Keaton-Burton Batman movies coming to Amherst theater | Lifestyles | lockportjournal.com
Tim Burton Slams Batman Nipples: Go F— Yourselves! - Variety
Batman': Michael Keaton Vetoed Michelle Pfeiffer Role in 1989 Film – The Hollywood Reporter
25 Reviews of Christmas #18 - A subtextual analysis of Tim Burton's "Batman Returns," which, for the record, is indeed a Christmas movie
DC, Warner Brothers, and Fathom Events launch marathon to celebrate 30th anniversary of Tim Burton's Batman, 80 years of the caped crusader – borg
Batman' revisted: The Tim Burton era
Tim Burton Batman, Capitol Theatre at Capitol Theatre, Lebanon TN, Arts
Batman Collection: 4 Film Favorites by Joel Schumacher, Tim Burton, Arnold Schwarzenegger | DVD | Barnes & Noble®
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Tim Burton's Batman Forever Fan Casting on myCast
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Batman Returns' Was the Peak of Grotesque Superhero Cinema - The Ringer
Do Tim Burton's Batman Movies Hold Up? | GQ
Tim Burton's Batman Forever | The SuperHeroHype Forums
Heroes Reforged on Twitter: "For anyone who didn't know, Tim Burton directed two Batman movies — 'BATMAN' in 1989 and 'BATMAN RETURNS' in 1992. Both are now streaming on HBOMax! https://t.co/pTXzIW8T3r" /
What If Tim Burton Directed Batman Forever? - YouTube
Tim Burton's Batman Forever Fan Casting on myCast
Batman Returns (1992) - IMDb
Batman (Burton films) | Batman Wiki | Fandom
Tim Burton never got to make more Batman movies. 'Batman 89' is the next best thing. - The Washington Post
