Posted by moviegeek916 on July 26, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Batman & Robin (1997) – Sigh… so in the past couple years I have revisited a couple movies that I remember hating and finding out they weren’t quite as awful as they were in my memory (The Phantom Menace was by far the most surprising of these). So I have to admit I went into this … Continue reading →
Filed under Film, Reviews, The Worst · Tagged with 1997, A Beautiful Mind, Adam West, Akiva Goldsman, Alicia Silverstone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Batman, Batman & Robin, Batman Forever, Chris O'Donnell, Christopher Nolan, Dick Sprang, Doug Hutchison, Eli Wallach, Elle Macpherson, George Clooney, George Saunders, Joel Schumacher, John Glover, Michael Gough, Michael Reid McKay, Otto Preminger, Pat Hingle, Robert "Jeep" Swenson, sequel, Star Wars, The Lost Boys, The Phantom Menace, The Phantom of the Opera, Tim Burton, Uma Thurman, Vendela K. Thommessen
Posted by moviegeek916 on July 26, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Batman Forever (1995) – On the multi-part making-of documentary from the Batman 1989-1997 Anthology DVD box set, one “comic scholar” posits that the different styles the movies have adopted reflect different periods of the comic book which has, understandably for a series that’s been going 73 years and counting, gone through many different stylistic phases. It … Continue reading →
Filed under Film, Reviews · Tagged with 1995, Adam West, Batman, Batman Forever, Batman Returns, Bob Kane, Chris O'Donnell, Christopher Nolan, Dick Sprang, Ed Begley Jr., Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Falling Down, Flatliners, Jim Carrey, Joel Schumacher, Michael Gough, Michael Keaton, Natural Born Killers, Nicole Kidman, Pat Hingle, sequel, St. Elmo's Fire, The Client, The Lost Boys, The Truman Show, Tim Burton, Tommy Lee Jones, Val Kilmer
Posted by moviegeek916 on July 24, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Batman (1989) – Well given my reviews of all the Spider-Man movies a few weeks ago it should really be no surprise that with The Dark Knight Rises being all anyone’s talking about lately that I would go back to the start of the Batman franchise. Okay, technically not all the way back to the start. … Continue reading →
Filed under Film, Reviews · Tagged with 1989, Adam West, Anton Furst, Batman, Batman and Robin, Batman: Earth One, Batman: The Animated Series, Christopher Nolan, Danny Elfman, Detective Comics, Frank Miller, Jack Nicholson, Jack Pallance, Jerry Hall, Kim Basinger, Michael Keaton, Prince, Robert Wuhl, Spider-Man, The Dark Knight Returns, The Dark Knight Rises, The Shining, Tim Burton
Persistence of Vision 