Everything Wrong With Batman (1989)
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Channel: CinemaSins
Views: 3,858,155
Rating: 4.8017006 out of 5
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Length: 18min 25sec (1105 seconds)
Published: Tue Mar 22 2016
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My question is, how the hell did Alfred not realize that Bruce went from looking like Michael Keaton to Val Kilmer to George Clooney in the span of about 10 years?! Must have been a symptom of MacGregor Syndrome.
Nice overly complex "camera ex machina" line. ;)
My favorite thing about the Keaton years, were that for whatever reason, Keaton just got being both Bruce Wayne and Batman. He was the best at portraying both halves of the character in a way that no other actor has. He had the kind of smarmy charm as Bruce, while having the stoic intensity as Batman. No other actor has, in my opinion, gotten close. Kilmer is a good Bruce, but a terrible Batman. Clooney is just - vomits - and Bale is sort of average in both roles. I hope Affleck is good, and I'm looking forward to seeing him. From the trailers, it appears that they're going for a more serious Wayne, but that gels with the storyline of him being active for many years in universe.
Michael Keaton still is my favourite Batman. Yes, I like him more than even Bale.
Superman III on Thursday then? So badly want to see IV done. I'd also say Batman Returns as that's the only one not done yet out of all Batman movies (Unless you count 1966), but that would make this weeks selection uneven, per se.
Jeremy, the Andrew McCarthy/Mannequin reference made me laugh so hard I had to pause the video for about thirty seconds. Bravo, sir, bravo.
Michael Keaton looks nothing like Batman. He's a fantastic actor, but these movies were just not good at all....Nolan's batman really set the bar for superhero movies....Where as Burton warped the entire point of the character