Nostalgic Batman fans and Lego collectors can save on The Classic TV Series Batmobile at Amazon and Target for a limited time. The discount drops the price of the 1,822-piece Batmobile building model ...

The Lego Batmobile Tumbler is on sale for its lowest price yet at Amazon. Batman fans can snag the 2,049-piece Batmobile from the Dark Knight Trilogy for $189, which is an $81 price cut from its ...

The official LEGO Batman Forever Batmobile set is up for preorder directly through LEGO's website. This 909 piece set costs $99.99 and release August 1st, 2025. This set is an intricate recreation of ...

At first glance, the model looks like the sleek, menacing machine fans remember from “Batman Returns.” Then you press a button and things get considerably more interesting. The sides of the Batmobile ...

Ask any Star Wars collector and they’ll tell you that Lego’s $800, 7,500+ piece Ultimate Collectors Millennium Falcon set was an absolute showstopper and the pinnacle of plastic brick model making.

The iconic Batmobile from 1992's Batman Returns is officially getting the Lego treatment. The company has officially announced that the Lego DC Batman: Batman Returns Batmobile is set to drop this ...

It’s been 30 years since 1989's "Batman" broke box office records and renewed interest in superhero movies. Now fans can celebrate the anniversary with a new for-adults Lego model of the film's iconic ...

Or maybe the Batmobile's shape had more to do with it being powered by a jet turbine. Either way, like the many other Batmobiles over the years, the '89 model had its charms, all of which are ...

Tim Burton’s vision of Batman gets the high-end Lego treatment with a 3,300-piece model of the 1989 Batmobile. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Tim Burton’s vision of Batman gets the high-end Lego ...

This year, Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman turns 30. Viewed as one of the best films in an otherwise very unstable franchise, the flick starred Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne and his night crusader, and Jack ...

Matt Goldberg has been an editor with Collider since 2007. As the site's Chief Film Critic, he has authored hundreds of reviews and covered major film festivals including the Toronto International ...