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Smersh Pod Gothamites John Rain and Dan Thomas hop aboard a Giant Motorised Rubber Duck and witness Tim Burton turn the kookiness up to 11in this Bat-tastic review of 1992’s BATMAN RETURNS… Michael Keaton! Danny DeVito!! CHRISTOPHER WALKEN!!! This one’s got it all, folks!
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What a great re-edit š On their point about the sets, I recollect that the first film was done in England, while the second movie was filmed in L.A. and they had to rebuild the sets at a much much smaller scale because the backlot was so much smaller over there. If I recall correctly they did replicate the basic layout but it was incredibly shrunken compared to the first film.
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Good job!!
You guys need to review all of Christopher Walkenās movies.
I don't like how the 4K transfers of Batman and Batman Returns are very blue. Kind of the reason I'm still sticking to the blu-ray releases.
Do For Your Eyes Only next!
Seeing this on my notifications forced me to watch Batman Returns. Just so I could have context for your review. My complete lack of cultural awareness or nostalgia made it one of the most enjoyably bad movies I have seen since The Roller Blade Seven. My favorite scene, if only for the bad Foley work, is when Batman rescues the ice princess and confronts Catwoman.
Every so often the response to something in my house will randomly be- why does he have his knob out!
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Is this the guy who edits the wrestle me vids ?
7:00 ā¬44 for a medium size poster! š Bruh
Most of the views on your 'A View To A Kill' review are probably me due to the Walken impression. Delighted that it has returned
From the ten seconds I spent googling, Tim Burton and Eva Green have never been in a relationship.
But anyway, great video as usual!
This really was a crap sequel. Entertaining, sure, but itās small scale, uncomfortable and nothing makes sense.
In my opinion, Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman is miles beyond any leading lady in the Nolan Batman films. She actually feels like a three dimensional human being instead of a mere love interest.
Re. Tim Burtonās current gal, itās not Eva Green, but MONICA H*CKING BELLUCCI.
Tim B must have some secret love potion, I swear.
No wonder the spiral bomb didn't blow up the Batmobile..They had the Haynes Manuel,not the Chilton…That one had more wiring diagrams and full color pictures of the steps for repairing including the hand holding which wrench you need in the corner..
the penguin with his knob out is the funniest image.
Where is that footage of Trump motorboating that guy from! That shit is hilarious!
Best Batman ever.
Oh Jebus, please š please bless this old dog with a with a Halle Berry Catwoman BanyaBat edit…
Cheeky (meant in a good sense) review of the worst superhero flick ever ā¦ The onlyāand I mean only āredeeming value of this god-awful stinker was the presence of super-luscious Michelle Pfeiffer. [Well, Michael Keating worked as Batman, along with Christopher Walken (as the only believable villain).]
The Penguin was so much the most disgusting (and not in a good way) conjuring of an arch-villain that I found it hard to endure for over the painful length of this film (possible clue as to why I was never a Tim Burton fan).
To be fair (and as some might guess), Iām not a big fan of CRASH! BAM! BOOM! action filmsāespecially, those based on comic book characters. However, Iāll have to make a BIG exception for Superman 1 and 2 (Christopher Reeve as Superman, with Margot Kidder as the perfect Lois Lane). Although one has to suspend his/her sense of reality for any films of this genre, once you accept this one giant leap, Superman was virtually flawless. Sheer escapism! [The four dark villains from Krypton, in Superman II, were delightfully evil!]
And what sci-fi fan could not possibly fall in love with the best movie of its genre of the last 40-something yearsāRidley Scott's Blade Runner?! [Saw the remake, Blade Runner 2049, but could hardly wait for it to be over with, so I could go out to the parking lot for a smoke (stopped smoking since then, but this flick would drive you back to it).]
Awesome job so funny keep up the good work š
"It's the horniest film I've ever seen for a kids movie."
…was it even a kids movie to begin with? š«¤
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Batman murders so many people is this movie.
This is gold! Thanks.
Max Shreck's power plant designed by Ralph Wiggum.
First time here – your Walken impressions had me creased š
Too funny
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The thing with Catwoman is that it's supposed to be ambiguous whether she's supernatural and dies several times or just is just lucky and dies once at the end.
The last shot with her showing up before the credits kind of ruins it but that was a studio addition that Burton didn't want.
I love all these banyabat! Excellently edited.
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I am so glad you kept the Penguin Dick jokes. I laugh out loud every time.
Any excuse for Dan Thomas to break out his Walken impression is fine by me.
First time I saw this movie, I was sick in the hospital. I always found it a bit off putting, and yes I also noticed the duck continuity error even as a kid.
Bro, this is hilarious š
Grandmaster editing as always!