Chris Wallace
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1-Batman Forver was successful, & even I like it more than not. I tend to overlook the campy aspects. But it was more a blend of the 40's era Caped Crusader & the Dark Knight. Batman & Robin, however, was pure camp & we really should've seen it coming.
2-there IS a definitive Batman. If nothing else, w/DC rewriting history as much as they do, the light version never happened. And how can you defend it when the movie that showcased them is widely held as the worst film in the history of the genre? Obviously I'm not alone in my thinking or we wouldn't have "Batman Begins". Just because there were comics with these aspects doesn't mean it's the proper treatment of the character.
3-Cold kills plants. My point? Ivy & Freeze working together is moronic.
2-there IS a definitive Batman. If nothing else, w/DC rewriting history as much as they do, the light version never happened. And how can you defend it when the movie that showcased them is widely held as the worst film in the history of the genre? Obviously I'm not alone in my thinking or we wouldn't have "Batman Begins". Just because there were comics with these aspects doesn't mean it's the proper treatment of the character.
3-Cold kills plants. My point? Ivy & Freeze working together is moronic.