Michael Keaton has already captured our imagination with his all-too-brief appearance in the Spider-Man: Homecoming trailer. But, apparently, he almost didn't appear in the movie at all.

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What if Batman v Superman had been made with the classic movie incarnations of the characters instead of the ... different characterizations the Zack Snyder-verse went with? We'll never know, of course, but this "retro" trailer does a pretty good job of painting a picture of what that movie might have looked like, at least.

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Michael Chernus, whom you may recognize from The Bourne Legacy and Orange Is the New Black has joined Sony Pictures and Marvel's Spider-Man: Homecoming as Phineas Mason (aka The Tinkerer) next to Michael Keaton who will play the villain Vulture.

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Oh, pray to the cult movie gods that this be true! After years of rumors and speculation and hints, it seems that there's some actual movement in bringing a sequel to Beetlejuice to the big screen! Director Tim Burton may have confirmed that Beetlejuice 2 is in the works!

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Michael Keaton told a story on The Tonight Show about seeing a scene from one of Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man movies in a store while waiting for a clerk to repair his phone. During the scene that played while Keaton hung out in the store, Peter Parker cries -- and Keaton took that opportunity to make a quip about that to the clerk.

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Want Spaceballs LEGO to become a part of your reality? Head over to LEGO Ideas and vote!

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Look, all I'm gonna say is that I relate to this on a deep, deep level. Respect.

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When he was asked about the impending reign of Batfleck, former Batman Christian Bale revealedhe initially harbored some intense FOMO Ben Affleck was taking over the role. He wished Affleck the best, but he also "stared into nothing for half an hour" in mourning. Michael Keaton, however, is not mourning. As he puts it: "I'm Batman."

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Misandry! (via Human)

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Today in "older actors from beloved franchises getting kinda snippy with the press about reboots" news, Michael Keaton and William Shatner are... well, doing that. Bless you both.

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A serious take on Birdman sounds like a crazy idea until you actually watch one of its trailers and realize what the movie is really about. Then, it sounds like an amazing idea that we can't wait to go see.

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To most people of our generation, Birdman is that guy named Harvey who used to practice law late nights on Adult Swim. He's actually a Hana Barbara-created superhero from the late '60s who never quite found his footing as a character -- you know, until he got his attorney license. And now he's (sort of) getting a movie.

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Yes, it's true. Some actors are nerds and have strong opinions just like us. In this instance, Seth Green has a few things to say about the next Batman actor. 

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While doing a press junket for the new Robocop movie, Michael Keaton confirmed he's been talking with Tim Burton about Beetlejuice 2, which is the closest thing to official confirmation that it's in the works that we've gotten.  We've talked about the rumors swirling around this sequel before but have gotten no real source to confirm Burton's involvement up to this point. The confirmed involvement of both Keaton and Burton, if the movie happens, certainly adds to hopes for a good Beetlejuice 2, as who knows what it would be like without either of them.

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Michael Uslan grew up on Batman and after being disappointed with his debut on the small screen in the 60s, he made it his goal to bring a better Batman to life. He acquired the film rights in 1979 but it took him ten years to make his dream come true with 1989's Batman. Since then, he's produced every Batman film and has some perspective to share as it pertains to controversial casting decisions.

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Depending on the Batman fan you speak to, Michael Keaton's portrayal of Batman is fairly beloved.  Ranking up there with portrayals of the Dark Knight by Adam West and Christian Bale, many fans didn't expect much from Keaton's Batman but were pleasantly surprised.  To this day, especially for fans like myself who experienced the 1989 Tim Burton-directed film as their first live-action Batman, Keaton set the standard that everyone else who played Batman had to live up to (some have and some... have not). While doing press for the new Robocop remake that he's starring in, Keaton talked about that intense rubber Batman suit and how it informed his portrayal of Batman.

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A street-legal replica of the Batmobile from the 1989 Batman movie is being auctioned off in the UK. The car is no joke, either. It goes from 0 to 60 in under 3.7 seconds and actually shoots flames out of the rear opening. Does anyone have about £90,000 we could borrow? It's for something real important.

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