Loathe as I am to criticise Shakespeare, I'm not sure this play is really all that well-balanced, although I'm not familiar with the text, so I'm not sure how much of it was adaptation.
Unlike earlier incarnations, this Batman isn't intended to keep going and going.
There's a lot of fire and huge explosions, as well as quite a few nightmarish hallucinations as the citizens of Gotham are exposed to the Scarecrow's Fear Gas. And along the way, Batman even rescues a young Joffrey Baratheon.
That smile is forever associated with Loki in my mind now, too.
Daniel Elkin, Jason Sacks and Paul Brian McCoy watched Jamie Kennedy's Heckler. Then they debated on whether or not he needed to grow a pair.
I have to admit, as a comics geek, when I first discovered that some of Shakespeare's plays had actual continuity, I got a bit excited!
The crew can't find a consensus on Ridley Scott's return to science fiction!
Someday, James Purefoy is going to be a superstar.
This film is review-proof.
Um, yeah. So that happened.
