Batman Shark Week

The most epic shark attack movie. Ever.

[jameswilliams]

Imagine getting attacked by a shark, and your friend just says holy sardine over the radio instead of getting the shark repellent

[nicolasg]

I like how Robin watches Batman getting his leg bitten off for like 20 seconds without reaching for the shark-repellent, until Batman has to suggest it.

[Fergus-H-MacLeod]

That shark's acting is phenomenal

[samanthawilliams]

The sound effect of the shark punches is sending me 😂

[lucaskennington]

When you keep your shark repellent in a helicopter.

[Psiros]

This and the harbor scene where Batman is running around trying to get rid of an old school bomb with a wick on it are among the funniest and most entertaining I've seen.

[westham]

This one of the most intense scenes in movie history

[Vex]

Easily the strongest live action batman. Had a fucking shark attached to him and barely broke a sweat.

[eyetunes]

"Hand me down the shark repellent bat spray" 😂🤣

[TylerG]

I watched this movie probably 200-300 times during my childhood. I own it on DVD. One of my favorite movies ever for sure.

[helbent]

Having Bat Shark Repellent is brilliant and shows forethought. Not having it with the guy who is actually going to need it is less so.

[tazloon]

Let's not forget the helicopter staying in place when no one is steering it when Robin is climbing down the ladder...🤣

[BlackCover]

In case you’re wondering, the shark exploded because there was a bomb in it, planted by the villains.

[Lerequindemort]

I love the way the rope ladder cuts into the rubber shark...the "poopoop" noise as he punches it is perfect..and the explosion at the end just adds to the idiocy. Hilarious 😂

[shayne.]

I love how the shark just freaking explodes as it hits the water

[WarriorOfTheLostLand]

I remember watching this all the time as a kid. I loved this scene so much!

[liesllinder]

Robin's slow descent and the sound effects of Batman and the shark 🦈 🦈 totally got me. 😆 🤣 lol

[JohnLuckPickard]

For the longest time, I thought “jumping the shark” referred to this scene instead of Happy Days

[mikeandhev]

What a great piece of cinematic film making, an absolute classic. Why can't they make stuff like this today?

[tankprohp]

I love how no one commented on the shark being actually tied to the ladder for most of the scene, and the fact that it blew up😂😂😂😂😂 God I miss old TV shows like this