Hello, my name's Justin LeClew, and I'm here today with Will Sloan.

And you're listening to The Important Cinema Club.

And this week, we're doing something very special.

We're doing an episode about something that I really feel hasn't been talked about enough.

Yeah, uh, Batman and Superman.

Yeah. Or could we say Batman versus Superman?

Oh, that's an interesting idea. Who does it win? Oh, man. That's a tough question. I mean, Superman has got super strength, right? But you know, Batman, he's a detective. He's got intellectual skills. All right,

audience. How about you hold on to that one and we'll, you know.

Here's the thing though, Wonder Woman is also in the mix. So, you know, whoever she allies with, that's enough. That's enough. That's enough. We're talking about Tim Burton's Batman and we're talking about... I mean, listen, what we're really doing is we're selling out. Okay? We want, we want your clicks. We want this to go viral. We think that...

Viral. Yeah, I mean, listen, what we're really doing is we're selling out, okay? We want, we want your clicks. We want this to go viral. We think that... Viral? Yeah, viral. We think it, you, this is the key to online success, isn't it? You put Batman and Superman in the title and people will click on it. I'm pretty sure. I guess, but does you have to have something controversial in the title too? Batman blows Superman Batman is the bottom

I'm surprised you went there that quickly

14 positions Batman would be in if Superman was

the Dom let's make that the title

in this episode

I refuse to

I refuse I'm already giving into this I think Batman would be the top though because he's really angry Yeah but you know Superman is the one in control And you know usually people That's because Superman's so confident In his sexuality He doesn't need to be on top Yeah but the thing is that Batman He's so angry that he likes to be dominated He wants to be beaten. He's just looking for that person who can do it to him. Oh, that's interesting. All right. So what did we watch in this sellout episode? We watched Tim Burns, Batman, and Richard Donner, Superman. And so you love Batman, Will. How many times did you say that you've seen Tim Burton's Batman? Oh, I mean, I would have no. I think I might say 500 times. I mean, no, it's less than that. Probably, I have seen it, though, like when you're adding up how many times I saw it as a kid, literally dozens of times. And when did you fall in love with Batman? Okay, so let me paint a little word picture for you. I'm with my parents at the Drive-In movie.

We're seeing a league of their own in 1992.

I'm three years old.

The other screen is showing Batman Returns.

And so I was watching that at the back window and it was magical.

A few months later, I got

Batman Returns on VHS. Terrified me. Horrifying movie. And then I started regularly watching

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