1730 - Batman (1989) Retro Movie Review

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Graphic Novel, Superhero, Comicbook, Comicbooks, Comic Book, Comics, Arts, Comic Books, Arts & Entertainment, Comic

4.6 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 5 April 2019

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Summary

Beginning a series of balcony discussions of geeky and geek-adjacent films released before CGS began podcasting! We take you deep into the dark and twisting alleyways of Tim Burton's Gotham for a long, hard look at the definitive superhero movie of the late '80s: Batman! The Speakers of Geek shine the Bat-signal on the controversial leading men, the Po-Mo noir visual/set design and directorial vision, the savvy screenplay, and the soundtrack that combined to ignite worldwide Batmania thirty years ago. (1:27:01)

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geekspeak, episode 1730, Batman 89 retro movie review.
0:08.6	Made mistakes.
0:12.3	Then he had a...
0:13.9	Now you want to get nuts!
0:16.3	Come on!
0:17.2	Let's get nuts.
0:18.1	Let's get nuts Let's get nuts I'm Ian Levitstein.
0:47.5	I'm Matt Keener.
0:48.9	I'm Shane Kelly.
0:50.4	And I'm Adam Murdo.
1:00.6	Woo-hoo. We just got nuts.
1:04.7	Can I just take a quick moment, since I didn't officially do this anywhere,
1:08.7	I did want to welcome Ian to the Super Squad.
1:12.5	And just to advise
1:14.6	that he who questions trading
1:16.3	only trains himself at asking
1:18.6	questions. But maybe I should save that for when
1:20.6	we do the retro movie review
1:22.5	on mystery men.
1:24.3	But welcome to the group.
1:26.4	Thank you, Matt. I appreciate it.
1:28.2	I recognize that quote immediately.
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