The all new Batmobile at Warner Bros. Movie World

From the talented actors and the gripping plot to the jaw-dropping stunts, it’s always a magical viewing experience.

Batman brings all car lovers together to cheer on the Caped Crusader as he hunts down villains and saves Gotham – in a sweet ride.There’s no denying the pure feeling of bliss when you sit back and enjoy a film. Maybe that is the point it’s the perfect blend of the best American muscle produced. Best of all, this scene is real, no CGI.Īs the owner of a Charger, I see the Mopar muscle when I look at it, but I hear others who may own or love Camaros or Mustangs claim they see those cars. In addition, another car was used that positioned a stunt driver operating the car from on top of the roof while Pattison was inside. The movie magic utilized all of the cars, including a special jump-mobile that weighed significantly less than the others and had additional suspension components. Reeves pulls off one of the best chase scenes produced in a long time. Now we can all take it for a spin.įinally, as car lovers, we love the chase scenes on the big screen. Well only a very small group of very lucky people will ever drive this dream machine, it has been added to the popular Rocket League video game. Also, when it starts up, there are red lights on the front that mimic the red pinstriping on the Futura. Take a close look at the back end, and those curves get raised a little higher, resembling the bat-like wings from the 60s version. But there is also a call back to the most iconic Batmobile of all time, the Adam West-driven Futura from the 1960s TV show. So there are parts, and inspiration from all of those muscle cars speculated to be the new ride.

Batman’s 2022 Ride has Elements of the 1960 Versionīehind the movie magic, there were four of these built for the film, and they were all fabricated from the ground up. When you mix those skills with a bit of a tortured, depressed character living in a dystopia, evil world, you get this beast of a Batmobile. No, he has some mechanic flare and seems to know a thing or two about fabrication. However, this young Bruce doesn’t let the butler, Alfred, have all the fun in the Batcave. Director Matt Reeves made this version of Bruce Wayne a big fan of the Art of Gears yes, he is a gear head. The guesses have been a Dodge Charger, Chevrolet Camaro, Ford Mustang, etc., but it’s none of them, or perhaps all of them.

The all new Batmobile at Warner Bros. Movie World