10 Highest-Earning DC Movies (Adjusted for Inflation)

                                                              Source: thr.com

3. Batman

($499,387,889.52)

Time to repeat myself again.

Batman 1989 is both very good and very important to superhero cinema and Batman cinema especially.

It really is amazing just how right late ’80s era Tim Burton was for this project. He didn’t just capture the essence of the Batman comics of the time; he redefined it. Hell, how many times have you seen explicit versions of that Tim Burton Batmobile? It’s the best Batmobile. I’m looking at a little toy model that I have on my shelf right now. I bought it to replace one I had as a kid that was lost when my parents got rid of all of my childhood toy cars. And that’s the thing about ’89 Batman. It is – not to misuse the word – iconic. It burned a visual sense and aesthetic into the minds of millions. And it raked in hundreds of millions of dollars doing it.

What an awesome movie.

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