Really cool video.

[Bat Attack]

I don't know if this has been posted before, but it was too cool so I couldn't help myself. It a couple of kids on the set of Batman (1989) with a HI-8 camera. Too cool.


http://youtube.com/watch?v=ezBOV5sPprI

 

[Two-Face]

Woah that was cool!

Makes want to watch Batman (1989) again!

 

[Bat Attack]

I'm surprised they didn't get caught or anything. It looked pretty much deserted though.

 

[ShaneHelms]

Shame its all torn down now.

 

[Bat Attack]

Did you guys see the sign that said "24 Hour Security"? lol.

 

[batmaluco]

Did you guys see the sign that said "24 Hour Security"? lol.

lol, yeah:

Warning
No admittance
Security guards with dogs
24 hour surveillance


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lol!
Nice find, thanks for posting this. ​

 

[Bat Attack]

lol, yeah:

Warning​

No admittance
Security guards with dogs
24 hour surveillance

lol!
Nice find, thanks for posting this.
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No problemo.

 

[Proximo]

Cool video, have seen it before.

Pretty obvious this was after the movie was filmed, Otherwise they most lilkley wouldnt get so far in to the set.
Still a bit odd they didnt have someone guarding the set even if filming was over.

 

[Excel]

lol thats sick where r those guys?

 

[Ruined Angel]

Great video. I wish I'd been older in 1989, I might have tried something like that, LOL. Lucky kids.

 

[Bat Attack]

I wish I existed in 1989.

 

[Ruined Angel]

I was only five in 1989, so I couldn't do much LOL. I don't really remember the Bat hype at all, save for the black and white 1940s Batman movies and the Adam West movie and TV series being shown on Channel 4 in the UK. Was way too young to see the movie in cinema's, since it was rated 15 here. Ditto with BR. First move I saw in the cinema was BF in 1995 when I was 12.

 

[The-Dark-Knight]

I was only five in 1989, so I couldn't do much LOL. I don't really remember the Bat hype at all, save for the black and white 1940s Batman movies and the Adam West movie and TV series being shown on Channel 4 in the UK. Was way too young to see the movie in cinema's, since it was rated 15 here. Ditto with BR. First move I saw in the cinema was BF in 1995 when I was 12.

im gonna sound like an idiot and correct you, batman was a 12 certificate (the first film to be this certificate and then a 15 when released on vhs and dvd) the reason i remember clearly was i was 11 in 1989. one year too young to see it, its the only batman film so far i havent seen on the cinema (i was hoping they'd re-release it in 1999 as a 10 year anniversary thing, but they diden't)

oh and the 15 certificatte at the beginning of the vidoe version they used to put them on them in those days.

nice find, wish i was on that set.

 

[Ruined Angel]

I didn't think they used the 12 rating back then. I don't remember seeing it until the 1990s...but since you were older than me in 1989, I'll take your word for it!