Live Action Batman Movie Reviews by AVGN

[BlueLightning]

I didn´t agree with much of he had to say about Begins. I know he told he was nitppicking, but ... well I believe it has to do with your tastes.

 

[Bubastis]

I didn´t agree with much of he had to say about Begins. I know he told he was nitppicking, but ... well I believe it has to do with your tastes.

I agree. The phrase "Burtonite" comes to mind.
Y'know, I could jive with most of the things he said, since he himself agreed that they were nitpicks, until he said that batman should not be taken too seriously.

 

[theMan-Bat]

Great reviews. I agree with just about everything he said except not recommending Batman Returns. Batman (1989) is obviously, to him, the best Batman movie. Batman Returns is, to me, the best Batman movie. I understand that it's not catered to everyones tastes, I'm glad Burton didn't pander to mainstream audiences.

 

[theMan-Bat]

Probably bash the Burton films like all the stupid fanboys.

Boy, were you ever wrong!

 

[MysterioMenace]

Whilst I don't nessessarily agree with him, I don't think Begins and Dark Knight are any better then Batman '89. They're better for different reasons, but I do feel Burton did some things better then Nolan, and Nolan did some other things better then Burton, but over all I believe they're pretty much equal. What bothers me is how some fan boys seem to believe Burtons vision was somehow inaccurate to Batman comics. That's very far from the truth. They just stem from different versions of the character. I enjoy both. Whilst I don't necessarily agree with him, I don't think Begins and Dark Knight are any better then Batman '89. They're better for different reasons, but I do feel Burton did some things better then Nolan, and Nolan did some other things better then Burton, but over all I believe they're pretty much equal. What bothers me is how some fan boys seem to believe Burtons vision was somehow inaccurate to Batman comics. That's very far from the truth. They just stem from different versions of the character. I enjoy both. So I find it admirable that a pseudo-celebrity stands up for Burtons vision, points out it’s numerous accuracies to counteract the ignorant fan boy arguments, and plays fair when it comes to criticizing the Batman films.

 

[CFE]

I loved the fact that James agrees with the concensus that you can't compare the different Joker performances because of just that...they're different.

While I'm not the biggest fan of nitpicking, nor do I consider myself a Burtonite or Nolanite (total Batmanite) I DO have to agree that "Begins" is the more overrated of the films.

I mean fans suck the c**k off of that film WAY too much at times...

CFE