Hello everybody, welcome to a good football show, I am Patrick Darty joined as always by

Mr. Danny Carter, where you want to take a spin through this week's biggest headlines including

the Cowboys' Curious Ezekia Elliott and a Mario Cooper comments. We will then dive into Danny's

wide receiver seasons interview column, touching on players like AJ Brown, Deandre Hopkins,

Terry McClure and Stefan Diggs. But first, Danny, Matt Reeves is the Batman on Thursday, maybe it's

Wednesday, I can't remember. Firstly, this is not a Comcast universal picture, so don't see it.

But Danny, the movie is two hours and 55 minutes long, and it's also yet another tortured soul

Bruce Wayne portrayal. People are listening, they can't see you like merely bearing your hand in your

head. A question is here, our movie is too long, Danny, and how much more a Batman soul is there

to bear? These are good questions, and I think that Hollywood should consider these questions the

next time they want to reboot the franchise. Now, I've been alive for 38 years, this is

the fourth, maybe the fifth reboot of the Batman series. I'm tired of Batman movies. I'm okay

with there being no more, and I think that we might want to go down that path. And yes,

for the level God, why does every Batman movie have to be three hours now? You know, the best

Batman movie, the first one in 1989, was not three hours. Now, movies back, it was probably

58 minutes, and it made 104 million dollars, and it was the highest grossing picture of all time.

It was just a different era. But I mean, first off, the Christopher Nolan Batman's,

I mean, those were fine. They were operatic for better or worse. It was literally an opera,

like how overwrought and dramatic it was, but it was good. But yeah, I think we've reached

the peak. So yeah, the 80s and 90s, we never contextualized anything, we never considered,

like, oh, maybe Batman shouldn't be such a toxic male. And beat up drug dealers on the street.

Yeah, but now, you know, like the most recent James Bond, you know, maybe I don't need 20 minutes

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