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"FORMAT: 35mm CONDITION: ★★★½ NOTES: Very good-looking print most of the time, although it does wither in spots from the third reel onwards. DATE: December 22nd 2022 CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"
"SCREENING: 35mm DATE: December 22nd CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"
"Other Nominations Beet Song From a Film Best Sound Editing Best Visual Effects Best Make Up or Make Up Effects Best Composer "
"Gotham City, New York DC Comics and Batman’s film City, there is neo classical architecture, and at night, crime filled alleys. Why you wouldn’t want to visit: The crime ridden alleys, and of course the many villains and supervillains."
“The only reason why I didn't give this a 10, was that the film itself is a bit too long. But putting that discrepancy aside, this is still a solid and sophisticated film, that is undoubtedly one of Tim Burton's better film efforts along with Edward Scissorhands and Corpse Bride.
The cinematography was spellbinding. The view of Gotham City from the air was brilliantly shot and very well realised. The music by Danny Elfman perfectly matched the cinematography, as that was outstanding. I also liked the mixture of darkness and tragedy wrought into the characters, as is so typical of Burton.
As for the acting, that was equally outstanding. I couldn't think of a better cast for this type of film. Michael Keaten was suitably brooding as Batman, and Kim Basinger matched him won” read more
" 2016: 104 2015: 102 2014: 98 2013: 94 2012: 89 2011: 86 2010: 79 2009: 78 2008: 77 2007: 75 2006: 62 2005: 67 2004: 71 2003: 71 2002: 87 2001: 91 2000: 89 1999: 67 1998: 49 1997: 36 1996: 23 1995: 17 1994: 10 1993: 8 1992: 6 First seen in 1990 "
" 2015: 102 2014: 98 2013: 94 2012: 89 2011: 86 2010: 79 2009: 78 2008: 77 2007: 75 2006: 62 2005: 67 2004: 71 2003: 71 2002: 87 2001: 91 2000: 89 1999: 67 1998: 49 1997: 36 1996: 23 1995: 17 1994: 10 1993: 8 1992: 6 First seen in 1990 "
“Frankly, Batman 89 should not have been as successful as it was but they stumbled onto a great marketing gimmick by releasing a trailer that had some bombastic visuals. Batman cruising around in a missile shaped Batmobile with guns that pop out of the hood. Breaking through the roof of a museum in that iconic rubber suit. When that trailer dropped everyone wanted to see Batman because...damn, this was something new. But this movie really doesn't have a cohesive story. The fatal flaw is that Burton's actions scenes are quite awkward and spaced out by too many scenes where nothing of interest is happening. When a fight scene finally happens, Vickie Vale screams, Batman dispatches goons in a few karate moves, and they drive off in the Batmobile. Later, Batman turns on the TV and s” read more
" Notes: Nowadays, Marvel is pretty much ruling the box-office but there was a time when they were nowhere to be found and it was DC who came out with some very successful super-hero features. First, at the end of the 70's, with 'Superman', and then 10 years later with this movie focusing this time on the Dark Knight. I remember it very well when it came out, there was a huge buzz about this movie. Indeed, you could see the famous logo all over the place, there was some Batman merchandising ever"
" Notes: Nowadays, Marvel is pretty much ruling the box-office but there was a time when they were nowhere to be found and it was DC who came out with some very successful super-hero features. First, at the end of the 70's, with 'Superman', and then 10 years later with this movie focusing this time on the Dark Knight. I remember it very well when it came out, there was a huge buzz about this movie. Indeed, you could see the famous logo all over the place, there was some Batman merchandising ever"