Batman (1989)

From Commentary Track Stars at MaxHegel.com:

Mike and Max are joined by Damon and Mike from Geek Fights, Josh and Justin from The Soulless Minions of Orthodoxy, and Tysto to discuss the pros and cons of Tim Burton’s take on the Dark Knight.

From Soulless Minions of Orthodoxy:

Both Soulless Minions are joined by special guests Mike Ortiz and Damon Shaw of Geek Fights, Tsyto and Mike and Max of Commentary Track Stars for this commentary on the 1989 film Batman.

There was a lot of anticipation in the summer of 1989 as this new version of Batman was nearing release. It had been many years since Batman graced the screens of our nations cinemas and many people feared it would be a let down. Some even thought it would be a catastrophe. However, Batman turned out to be a critical and financial success that ecplised doubters and naysayers.

Does the film still hold up after all these years? Is this film more noir than its sequels? Is Michael Keaton the best Batman? Does the charasmatic Joker overshadow all the other characters?

These are some of the questions The Minions and our guests ponder.

From Tysto Commentaries:

Batman is back! Keaton starts his role as Batman against the greatest villain he has ever known: Alexander Knox! I join Soulless Minions, Commentary Track Stars, and Geek Fights for a free-for-all. We mostly like the film but have a lot of fun with its ridiculousness.

Tysto

Soulless Minions of Orthodoxy

Commentary Track Stars