We also get to see the Batcopter, Batboat and Batcycle. It's featured throughout the movie, and is not only driven by Batman but the Penguin and Alfred (in a mask, no less, cause I guess Dick Grayson is old enough to fight crime but not old enough to drive?). Also, 'shark-repellant Batspray.' Anyway, the Batmobile created for the TV show by George Barris based on the Lincoln Futura Concept car is the second-most iconic Batmobile of all time. The 'some days you just can't rid of a bomb!' scene still makes me laugh after the 148th viewing. Yeah kids, there was a movie based on the 1960s Adam West TV show. One bonus point removed for it being downed by a really long revolver hidden in the Joker's pants.

A few bonus points here for the Batwing and that one awesome shot where it flies up to the moon for no other reason than visual awesomeness. The car is epic, and it makes the scenes it's in epic - and yeah, the iconic Danny Elfman score sure helps in that regard. Anyway, this car is almost as big of a star in Tim Burton's 1989 ' Batman' as Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson.

OK, so Palmer's out driving some old BMWs and he wasn't polled. And sure, this was the Batmobile of my youth as evidenced by the aforementioned 30-year-old toy sitting next to me as I type this, but even those editors younger than me concur. I'm not sure this could ever be topped, honestly.

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