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In reply to the discussion: Can we admit at long last that Tim Burton's Batman sucks and always did? [View all]Orrex
(63,208 posts)42. You're the wrongest ever. How can you be so wrong, Mr Wrongy Wrongson?
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Can we admit at long last that Tim Burton's Batman sucks and always did? [View all]
Orrex
Nov 2012
OP
As a long-time (ca. 1957) "World's Finest" comic version fan, I think the emphasis on "dark"
WinkyDink
Nov 2012
#5
I really disagree- I like films where the character seem real and relatable,
cecilfirefox
Nov 2012
#20
Hehheh. I stopped reading comics before I turned thirty. :-) Now I just collect the old ones.
WinkyDink
Nov 2012
#27
Surely you're not describing Burton's film as "operatic, eminently quotable, & gorgeous to look at?"
Orrex
Nov 2012
#18
Only after you admit that you were on a bad trip when you came up with this idea
dr.strangelove
Nov 2012
#33