Posted on 03/05/2022 5:25:51 PM PST by Extremely Extreme Extremist
He plays a good batman, but his Bruce Wayne and the batmobile suck. Just saying. Other wise pritty good, but no Dark Knight.
I doubt it. Nothing can hold a candle to the 1966 Batman movie, which I saw in the theater on August 14, `1966.
I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman--Whistling Jack Smith
“Now, comics are written at a literary level that is more Robinson Crusoe or Gulliver’s Travels.
Would she have said the same thing about Robinson Crusoe?”
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Thanks, I needed the giggle that gave me.
I will take that as a yes, that you believe that reading Robinson Crusoe is as much a waste of time as reading a modern day comic.
The guy can surprise you. Have you ever seen the movie “Good Time”? He really was surprisingly good, as was the movie.
Libs see TDS in everything. I wish they would take their meds.
I wonder what she’d say about the perpetual mental teenagers we have running around calling themselves ‘women’ these days.
I like the focus on the detective angle (which Batman really is, a detective) instead of all the action and focus on the villians.
Pattison is really a great actor. You should watch him with Wlllem DaFoe in this lighthouse movie. I forgot the name. But it's a far cry from his teeny-bopper Twilight days.
That lighthouse movie was weird but strangely good.
Not quite, it’s just a absurd comparison. Like the movie, it’s a fun little diversion - especially for younger minds.
But I suspect Dickens, Shakespeare, Homer, Proust, Tolstoy and the like really don’t need to worry a whole lot about competition.
People historically quite usually think their period’s passing cultural ephemera to have surpassed sliced bread in greatness and importance - just a common, normal human temporal-based prejudice.
As I said, comics have come a long way from the 1950’s. They do tell meaningful stories that they used to not tell. Crusoe and Gulliver’s Travels, in their day, were also considered wastes of time.
I actually prefer the exact same story told through animation than through an evening drama. The story can be the same in all respects, but the animation makes it more enjoyable to watch.
I’ll get right to the point. “The Batman” is hands-down the best film about the character that has been made so far.
I doubt it. Nothing can hold a candle to the 1966 Batman movie, which I saw in the theater on August 14, `1966.
Some days you just can’t get rid of a bomb...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pSD26bGy3I
or
Holy Sardine!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-paXZvuKgi4
I remember the penguin’s sub with paddles for propellers.
Mrs. Slim had a 45 of that.😀
Batman has a lot of relatives......
https://www.whitepages.com/name/A-Batman?fs=1&searchedName=A%20batman&searchedLocation=
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