Gizmodo: batcave

Hidden Batcave Raises From the Underground to Reveal Shiny Lamborghinis

Jesus Diaz — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 18:45:00 EDT

Holy Batman on a bat-pogo bat-stick. I don't know where this underground garage is located—and probably I will never know since it's perfectly camouflaged under a stoned driveway—but who cares. Now that I know that you can build a hidden underground cave in real life, one with an hydraulic system that can lift it to reveal two Lamborghinis, I just care about one thing: Painting my rubber chicken outfit in black and adding pointy ears to the mask. [Thanks Ed!]

Batcave Home Theater is an Ideal Location to Make Out With Catwoman

Haroon Malik — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:00:00 EST

Q: What could possibly be better than making out with Catwoman? A: Making out with Catwoman in a Batcave inspired home theater. Although the guys at Elite HTS may not be able to help you pinpoint Catwoman, they have done a hell of a job at recreating the Batcave for your movie viewing/making out pleasure. We don't have any details at present, hell, we don't even know if there is a screen behind that huge, make-me-moist Batman shield, but who cares? Just look at it; it's perfection itself. Jump in for another beautifully batty image.

This effort makes our previous favorite Batcave look like a tragic mess, and although we are so excited, we are, at present, spontaneously generating 2.5A of electric current from our toes, we are also saddened immensely. Why so? Well, the chances of us ever having the Batcave home theater are slimmer then us falling asleep, waking up as Will Smith and then filming The Pursuit of Happyness only to have it trash talked by film critics the world over. The chances are very slim. Oh, the torment. [Elite HTS (click through to gallery), via Slippery Brick]

Batcave Home Theatre

Jason Chen — Wed, 07 Jun 2006 21:05:19 EDT

I have to admit upfront that I love Batman. For my money, Batman Begins was one of best films of last year. So I can just imagine what it would be like to watch the HD-DVD version in this Batcave Home Theatre, specially designed by DC Audio Video Systems.

The cave features 8 motorized black leather recliners and a TV suitable enough for Bruce Wayne's bedroom (his living room has one of those 102-inch LGs). When I own a house with a gigantic basement, I'm totally converting it into a Batcave and blog on my Batcomputer while wearing my cape and cowl. – Jason Chen

DC Audio Video Systems' Batcave Home Theater Room [CEPro]