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Robert Pattinson shuts all his haters up with a vulnerable and terrifying performance

in Matt Reeves, The Batman. Yes, that's right folks. It's time for The Batman. That is

your new film, Gigantic Numbers. I'm sure at the box office everyone's talking about

it. We are going to do it today. But with a special guest as well from the Elevator

Universe, we'll get to him in just a second. 20 minutes, in fact, I believe is our review

of The Batman. We are going all in on this baby in terms of other new films. We'll do

these ones quicker because some Oscar nominated shorts, the long goodbye, Riz Ahmed. That's

the favorite right now to win the Oscar. Best Live Action Short. Also on my mind, which I

actually liked quite a bit, and Affairs of the Art. That's up for Best Animated Short.

Best Animated feature, The Mitchell's versus The Machines. You're saying that was out of

a long time ago. It was. I finally got to run and watch it. Pretty good jam. Daddy McBride.

That's all still in our new movies. And our old film is a film I'm telling you right now.

It's the best Al Pacino gene hackwood film that you've never even heard of. It's from 1973.

We're going to review that momentarily. First and foremost, a hello to Chris Cody. Chris,

you did not watch The Batman as of yet. But I mean, this is Gigantic. It's everywhere

in the universe right now. I am into this conversation that you and Mike

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