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I passed up this one at a Target today, yeah up close it looked real sick but space limitation and price are the issue then I asked myself "do I really need it?" and promptly put it back on the...

My rule of thumb is probably that a movie has to be at least past the 10 years for it to considered classic, but like another post said there's a distinction between "classic' and "old", if a movie...

Unfortunately if such an animated G.I.Joe can be made it will go straight to DVD, the brand hasn't been relevant in years and the Snake Eyes movies profits are proof of that, us 45 year olds that...

Everything was good up until they hit us with the obligatory rock song and A-list Hollywood talent therefore guaranteeing more family friendly happy meal ploy to get more kiddies to watch which I...

The Voyeurs - Upon moving into their dream apartment, a man and woman notice that their windows look directly into the apartment opposite - inviting them to witness the volatile relationship of the...

Barbie - As a man I was never going to be seen watching this in theaters but I caught it on MAX and found it to be an overrated pretentious piece of garbage and didn't deserve all the attention it...

This was an interesting period where I had stopped collecting all Batman books after Knightfall/Knightquest/Knight send, the books were going through the motions and while I dig Kelley Jones' art on...

Detective Comics #526 - "All my enemies against me"

This would be a perfect Die Hard type of movie if John McClane were Batman, it has all the 1980's Cold War elements of an action film.

This would make a perfect DC animation movie if it adapted...

With the internet it really is unavoidable resisting the urge for any wannabe film reviewer to spoil every nuance of a movie, I remember having read the comic book adaptation to Batman Forever before...

I don't know of a Barman Beyond movie but Keaton was set to come back in the Batgirl film which was canceled by WB CEO David Zaslav following announcements of a DCEU relaunch with James Gunn.

I noticed Bruce Wayne's particular use of a neckedrcheif that reminded me of someone....

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...separated at birth?
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I thought it was good but not the greatest DC film as James Gunn so obviously paid to say it is to be in good graces with Warner Bros, and the people complaining over the dodgy CGI and the baby in...

Seeing Michael Jackson's Thirller video at 8 years old scared the crap out of me at first as it was totally unexpected, I had seen some stills of Michael in zombie make-up but the werewolf...

Just driving to a theater has become tedious as well, I've been very selective with what to watch on the big screen and what to wait on streaming.

Now as to superhero fatigue IMO it probably comes...

I just hear my voice and my voice only, I started reading Batman in '87 at eleven years old, two years before Tim Burton's Batman and five years before BTAS so Keaton and Conroy's voices really...

They showed the trailer when I went to see Ant-Man Qunatumania and spotted a difference there was just a brief glimpse of what looked like Michael Keaton's Bruce Wayne pulling the switch that runs...

Well that explains it, thanks. I just thought that whatever design or nifty art that either DC or Marvel put into the lower corner box looked better than a plain UPC symbol.

Just a quick insight I mostly don't care what version of a single issue I might find while browsing for comics just as long as the comic is an decent condition but then I see comic collectors that...

Yeah I remember the exact date of the premiere October 31, 1992 because I wrote the date on my VHS label and then part 2 was November 7, 1992 and then the third episode was during Thanksgiving...

The X-Men pilot aired with little fanfare just randomly one Sunday morning on The Marvel Action Universe block in late 1988, the Marvel Action Universe consisted of RoboCop; Dino-Riders and repeats...

Makes me wonder had the Machine Robo anime been given an American English dub and reworked as GoBots here in the U.S. would it have been a serious contender against The Transformers?

I already have various editions of Hush plus the 15th Anniversary book, does it justify to plop $40-50 dollars?

This one brings memories because of watching the Super Friends cartoon and this logo was on every merchandise at the time like clothes, puzzles.

I have tons of short boxes of my favorite comics that I've been meaning to revisit but I'm always stuck with my nose in my tablet.