There’s a new video from the set of Joker and it features a Batmobile, but not the one you may be thinking of. This is the classic 1960s version that Adam West drove. We aren’t sure how this fits in with the movie, but we are definitely intrigued. Maybe it’s just an easter egg. Honestly, it just makes me more interested in this movie. I can’t wait to find out what is going on here.
Joker will be released in theaters on October 4, 2019.
This is a toy that many of us have been waiting for. The Ultimate Justice League Batmobile R/C Vehicle is 2 feet long and you can drive it using your phone. It packs in so many features that you will swear it came from Wayne Enterprises. It even comes with an exclusive 6-inch Batman figure. Plus it looks like they got all of the details just right. I’m going to be playing with this bad boy for hours and hours.
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If you’re looking to get your kids a super cool Batmobile, try this Batmobile Pedal Go Kart. It doesn’t fire rockets at the bad guys, but it has 3 point steering for responsive, quick steering, adjustable bucket seat for multiple height kids, race style pedals with rubber wheels and an 8 ball style brake for better grip and a smooth ride. Those are just some of it’s qualifications as a vehicle for your little Dark Knight.
Pixar’s cars franchise isn’t exactly my cup of tea, but had the batmobile shown up, I would have checked out Cars 3 for sure. Well, that almost happened, believe it or not. In a recent interview with Screen Junkies, director Brian Fee talks about an early draft where Lightning McQueen goes to a Hollywood party that would have been full of movie stars, including two different generations of Batmobiles. Obviously, that scene didn’t make the final film, but it would have been a very cool moment. You can check out the interview below.
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Pilot this awesome RC Batmobile through the streets of Gotham and take down the bad guys. The Justice League Movie Ultimate Batmobile RC Vehicle is a great replica of the Batmobile from the Justice League movie. It has real smoking exhaust, roaring engine sounds, rotating gun turrets and can be controlled via remote or an app-enabled tablet or smartphone. It also comes with a Batman figure with articulated arms that will bend with the steering wheel and his foot presses on the gas pedal. This is a must have for your Batman collection.
Chevy has been having a lot of fun with the new LEGO Batman movie. Chevy and LEGO has built a life sized LEGO Batman Batmobile. It contains more than 340,000 LEGO pieces, and is 17 feet in length. The total weight is 1,695.5 pounds. Each tire alone is just over 100 pounds. It took 222 hours to design and 1,833 hours to build. And I want one.
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Quick Robin, to the Batmobile! From the 1966 classic Batman: The Movie, this 1:35 Scale Batmobile from Kaiyodo is an amazing recreation of the iconic vehicle. It has spinning tires and opening doors, hood, and trunk. As far as I’m concerned, this is one of the best cars ever to grace the small or big screen. It also includes standing and sitting Batman and Robin figures because no one else is allowed to be in this vehicle. This one is going to look awesome in your collection.
The Batmobile has undergone many changes over the years, but one of the coolest modern versions is the Batmobile from Batman: Arkham Knight. This Batmobile Polystone Diorama by Prime 1 Studio captures the vehicle in all it’s glory. This 1:10 scale polystone diorama even features an LED light-up function to make it completely awesome. Is this not one of the most beautiful cars you have ever seen?
This real life Batmobile or “arkham car” was built by Caresto for team galag as part of the 2016 gumball 3000 rally. It is based on blueprints from the ‘arkham knight’ video game, and I have to say, it looks frakkin amazing in real life. Unlike the video game version, this car was redesigned and manufactured so that it can actually be driven and be fully functional. Make sure you check out the video below.
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Wow. Just wow. We’ve seen many Batmobiles over the years, and each are special in their own way, but this Batmobile concept design is simply stunning. The front even looks like a bat face. This batmobile is sleek and low to the ground. Clearly made for speed, yet I’m sure it still has plenty of room for gadgets. And how about those brake lights? I’d love to see this one on film. It was created by Encho Enchev, a senior 3D artist and designer at Ubisoft. I really really wish I get a toy version of this car. It is quite a departure from current gen Batmobiles on film.
