Showing posts with label Catwoman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Catwoman. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 15, 2022

DC Films Special Podcast: To The Batpole... A Batman Film Ranking (1943-2022)

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Meanwhile... Diabolu Frank, whose "Batman phase" ended in the '90s, terrorizes Gotham City with a countdown of live action Caped Crusader cinema, as Mr. Fixit and Illegal Machine are more or least held captive to his mania! Expect singularly unpopular opinions and trolling...

  1. Batman and Robin (1949) 00:02:34
  2. Batman (1943) 00:04:39
  3. Batman & Robin (1997) 00:06:14
  4. Catwoman (2004) 00:19:48
  5. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) 00:24:33
  6. Justice League (2017/2021) 00:27:17
  7. Suicide Squad (2016) 00:30:00
  8. Batman: The Movie (1966) 00:31:22
  9. The Dark Knight Rises (2012) 00:39:50
  10. Batman (1989) 00:47:40
  11. Batman Begins (2005) 01:09:07
  12. The Batman (2022) 01:17:35
  13. Batman Forever (1995) 01:26:11
  14. The Dark Knight (2008) 01:41:40
  15. Batman Returns (1992) 01:51:37



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Wednesday, March 9, 2022

DC Films Special Podcast: Warner Bros.’ The Batman (2022)

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Meanwhile... Mr. Fixit, Illegal Machine, & Diabolu Frank ask, "...and where is The Batman?" While we couldn't omit all references to Nolan or Snyder, we more or less stick to the movie at hand, and keep the talk down to about a third of the, let's be honest, unreasonably long running time of the film. How do Robert Pattinson, Zoë Kravitz, Jeffrey Wright, Colin Farrell, and Paul Dano stack up in these iconic roles? Somehow, Andy Serkis' Michael Caine impression doesn't come up. Not much in the way of hot takes, with a disproportionate focus on director Matt Reeves, grunge appropriation and... tattoos?

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