With cops approaching on both side of him, Batman throws down a smoke bomb and uses that as cowl to escape upward by way of grappling gun. There’s nothing terribly attention-grabbing about it, and even its practicality is blunted by the truth that Commissioner Gordon and his officers can clearly see Batman escaping by way of the smoke. The Dynamic Duo take to the seas for the first time in 1966’s “Batman,” the characteristic movie spinoff of the popular ABC collection. After a cadre of supervillains turns the members of the United World council to dust through a dehydrating machine, Batman and Robin attack The Penguin’s submarine lair, forcing it above water with Bat depth charges. It’s a terribly enjoyable sequence in a film that, regardless of its campy status, shares quite a bit of DNA with darker, extra “critical” Bat movies to come back. For passionate home cooks, the …
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