Adam Savage Unboxes The Batmobile from The Batman (2022)!

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Wow, I am so honored! Thank you so much for this awesome review, and the kind words! We will keep working at this and make as many 1/6 scale movie vehicles as the community allows us to make

Lovely replica. I worked for Pierre on production where we built the actual batsuit for the film. We also built the “engine” you see in the back of the car, which is all fake. I had the pleasure of putting the weathering and damage on the real car in the bat cave aswell which was pretty awesome

So proud to be apart of The Batman and to see all the attention and love this machine is getting. Thank you Adam and Norman and everyone else involved!

Back when they were filming, someone asked Jeffery Wright what he thought of the new Batmobile, and he said “just wait until you hear it”. And then we got the most incredible engine start up scene ever where the entire theater shook from the noise…… he was absolutely right.

The scene where this Batmobile shows up, I CAN NOT watch quietly! My entire house shakes with my surround sound system going on this scene. This is a home run for JazzInc.

The craftsmanship that has gone into that car is phenomenal. One of the coolest batmobiles for sure

I get chills everytime I hear the engine start in the movie and in this video.

Initially, i remember being a bit underwhelmed by the design of the The Batman batmobile, but once I saw it in action it quickly became my second favorite behind the Burton 89. The way they introduced it and the chase itself was just awesome.

That batmobile is so sweet. Looks like it was based on a 67-69 era Dodge Charger. One of my favourite muscle cars. That is an amazing replica.

I love this Batmobile. It has the distinct look and feel of something modified by a gadgeteer genius in secret, rather than the co-opted prototypes or one-offs that would have required more people to be involved in its construction. One of the things that bothered me with the Tumbler was that there was footage of it made public in the movies, but the US military didn't come calling on Wayne Enterprises to ask how a masked vigilante got his hands on their prototype. It's like the writers didn't understand that the military brass is regularly briefed on prototype progress so that they can request alterations to fit imagined likely deployment scenarios.

I love how simple and brutal this Batmobile is. No guns, no tricks and toys, the car itself is the weapon.

This is my second favorite Batmobile behind the 1989 Batmobile! Gorgeous!

I have a few Jazzinc pieces. It's amazing how his business has grown over the years but when you make a great quality product, word spreads in the collection community!

When I heard this Batmobile growl in the theater, that V8 and supercharger whine...I was smitten. Love at first sight...er, sound.

As an automotive designer the Batmobiles are my favourite part of cinema. It's a dream of mine to design a Batmobile for a movie!

Love that Adam always gives the graphic designers some love for box art etc, thank you sir

This version of the batmobile is becoming my favorite, the way it almost designed like 60's muscle car but at the same time it's very heavily modded and reinforced everywhere, in the movie when this thing starts up and all the villains just look with that face of "oh, we're screwed big time" with that almost ghostly sound, it's awesome.

I have this and it's the main focus in my collection. I also have their 89 and Kilmer Batmobiles on preorder. There was no way I was going to let those pass up. The level of artistry and detail is fantastic.

Not only is this my favorite batmobile, its my favorite car design of all time