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Tag Archives: Michael Keaton
And The Oscar Goes To… (Well, It SHOULD Go To…)
I’ve seen more of the films this year than in any previous year. I’m still smarting from a film like The Artist winning a few years ago; I think it’s ridiculous that a retread remake like True Grit even gets nominated. But this year, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Current Events, Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Reviews
Tagged Academy Awards, Benedict Cumberbatch, Best Director, Best Picture, Big Hero 6, Birdman, Boyhood, bradley cooper, Eddie Redmayne, Gone Girl, How to Train Your Dragon 2, Imitation Game, Michael Keaton, oscars, Richard Linklater, Rosamund Pike, Selma, Steve Carrell, Still Alice, The Boxtrolls, The Grand Budapest Hotel, The LEGO Movie, Wes Anderson, Wild
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Batman The Second Season Part One (TV Review)
I reviewed Batman: The Complete Series (1966-68) in November but now, Warner Bros. is releasing different seasons in parts. Today, the first half of the second season releases with thirty episodes. Whether it’s someone traditional and formidable like the trio of … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Pop Culture, TV
Tagged 1967, Adam West, batman, Batman The Series, Burt Ward, Michael Keaton
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Birdman: We Want To Be Known (Movie Review)
Birdman or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance is Alejandro González Iñárritu’s (21 Grams, Babel, Biutiful) love/hate letter to the movie industry, a mixture of satirical send-up and insightful soul-searching that hinges on the legend of Michael Keaton. Keaton, who reportedly walked away from sequels to … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movie Reviews, Pop Culture, Theology
Tagged Alejandro González Iñárritu, Andrea Riseborough, batman, Ed Norton, Emma Stone, Michael Keaton, midlife crisis, Nietzsche, Plato, Riggan Thomson, Tim Burton, What We Talk About When We Talk About Love, Zach Galifianakis
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Batman The Series: Pow! This IS Awesome (TV Review)
With the growing interest in Batman due to Tim Burton’s use of Jack Nicholson and Michael Keaton in 1989’s Batman, and with the twenty-fifth anniversary of ABC’s live-action television series, Adam West toured, promoting his book and other ventures when … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Pop Culture, Reviews, TV
Tagged ABC, Adam West, Blu-ray, Burgess Meredith, Burt Ward, Catwoman, Cesar Romero, christian bale, Christopher Nolan, Complete Collection, Jack Nicholson, Joker, Julie Newmar, Michael Keaton, parody, Penguin, Riddler, Scott Snyder, Superfriends, Tim Burton
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