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Originally Posted by Leo656
I read more than once that a lot of in-house editorial at DC were not in love with the Keaton movie at the time of its release, due to its severe deviations from the comic books, the "Joker killed Bruce's parents" thing, and a few other issues. I'm pretty sure on an individual level, most or all of them came to enjoy the movie as "a movie", but as far as I know at the time it was released they were more concerned that it was going to cause a lot of brand confusion in the marketplace and they were dreading having to deal with it. It did not go over well.
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You read that did you? Seriously, brother, you are a wealth of knowledge for us DC and Batman fans. Mind telling me where you read it? Links? Sources? I totally need to see that to further my Batman '89 knowledge. Thanks!