Michael Keaton says he has not seen a full DC or Marvel superhero movie.
The 70-year-old Batman star said he has 'other s*** to do' than to sit on the sofa and watch these sorts of movies.
Not only has he starred in two Batman movies from DC Comics - Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992) - but he has reprised the alter-ego of Bruce Wayne in the DC Comics show The Flash, which stars Ezra Miller. And he is also scheduled to pop up as Wayne/Batman opposite Leslie Grace in Batgirl, which is also from DC Comics. Keaton was last seen in the Marvel film Morbius.





He did this too: This comes after he reprised the alter-ego of Bruce Wayne in The Flash, also starring Ezra Miller

















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'It's just that there's very little things I watch. I start watching something, and think it is great and I watch three episodes, but I have other s*** to do!' added the busy actor who was last seen as Adrian Toomes in Morbius.
Morbius is based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. 
Michael admitted to being 'curious' to do the role again and take part in the 'gigantic' world of Marvel and DC universes.











His first outing as Batman: Keaton seen with Kim Basinger in the 1989 film 






His pal: This comes after Andie MacDowell said to Empire that she 'learned a lot about taking chances' from Keaton. The 64-year-old actress says the pair's 1996 sci-fi comedy Multiplicity was underrated and should have been as big a hit as her other '90s flick Groundhog Dog







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