Legendary actor Michael Keaton has sent a university graduation crowd wild with the two words that ended his commencement speech.
Keaton delivered his address to the Kent State University graduates in Ohio, US - wrapping up with his iconic movie line "I'm Batman".
The actor played Bruce Wayne in the 1989 Batman and 1992 Batman Returns films.
“I’ve got two words that I want you all to remember. They’re very important, and if I leave you with anything, I’m going to leave you with these two words," he told the audience.
“And those two words are: I’m Batman.”
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Both the crowd and social media were quick to respond, and most were pretty chuffed with the actor's choice of words.
Not everyone was pleased with the speech though:
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