This, gameplay-wise, is what I always wanted the Arkham series to build to.
A Batman version of Marvel's Spider-Man games. Yes, Arkham Knight gave us an open world Gotham - but it never scratched the itch I had for an open world Batman game.
Why? The whole 'city is evacuated and takes place on...
Bane is both a brutal and effective villain; but he is also super fun to watch. That's a hard thing to do and the caliber of villains since TDKT - it's made ever more clear how rare it is to achieve. Not that we haven't had great villains in comic book films since, but it's a lot less often than...
Oh, there is. 110%.
It's a long list of reasons, though. Not just that they've been on top for so long. We cannot discount the culture war aspect; MCU is Disney. Disney is 'woke'. Disney 'ruined' Star Wars, too. Thanks to 'wokeness' there, too.
That's a big reason for that sentiment. You've...
One idea I kept having - what if Bane had put Alfred in The Pit with Bruce. Instead of Tom Conti's character, we have Alfred there.
It'd be a great way to show off Alfred's resourcefulness in helping to heal Bruce physically. And it'd also give them both time to talk and re-bond and give...
It's fascinating to me that there are people who only have one touchstone film in a film series. I know a lot of people who only know/like one Indiana Jones film, or they only rewatch the original Star Wars film, only like Terminator 2, etc.
Nothing wrong with it. But as a geek, I cannot...
They're definitely worth having. I am not a collectibles person - I don't have a lot of memorabilia or toys around the house. But these were definitely a no-regrets type thing.
The one that really surprised me was Adam West. I think he's the oldest figure of the bunch, but I was wow'd with his...
Over the last 2 years, I've made a point of buying 1/6 scale Hot Toys of each of my favourite film Batmen. Christian Bale's Batman was the first one I bought - the DX19. Love him.
However, I saw the 1/4 scale figure in person and was blown away by it. I got the itch to buy him - and I loved the...
It's more me being offended as a fan of humour. I realize this film is widely hated so I think that's why they beat a dead horse - but man, can't they be funnier?
Akin to Seinfeld when he goes "I'm not offended as a Jewish person, I'm offended as a comedian" about Tim Whatley's religious jokes.
I feel like I see people clowning on Talia's death online in various spaces almost daily.
What more is there to say about it? Am I alone in thinking it's been blown way out of proportion?
"What the hay, dude?" might be my favourite quote of the film. It's so Superman, and when I heard it, I was like...yup, Gunn and Corenswet get it.
Saw this twice now. Gonna go again.
My favourite comic book film in a long time. Dang, it feels good to have a great Superman film.
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