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At last, we have finally reached the film dedicated to icey one-liners, rubber nipples, and bright colors. Join us as we review Joel Schumaker's second attempt at a Batman flick: BATMAN & ROBIN. And what's up with all of this plastic surgery Batman is having done?

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At last, we have finally reached the film dedicated to icey one-liners, rubber nipples, and bright colors. Join us as we review Joel Schumaker's second attempt at a Batman flick: BATMAN & ROBIN. And what's up with all of this plastic surgery Batman is having done?

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Our friend Adam McDorman came back to our hometown of Kokomo, Indiana, and joined us in our discussion of Joel Schumaker's takeover of the Batman franchise.

What did we think of Batman Forever? You'll have to listen to find out! Also, we want your feedback for the rest of the Batman films! Comment below, on Facebook, or give us a call.

Links from this episode:

* Adam's blog, Gamer vs Life

* Pokemon X/Y

* Machinarium

* Batman and Psychology: A Dark and Stormy Knight

Our friend Adam McDorman came back to our hometown of Kokomo, Indiana, and joined us in our discussion of Joel Schumaker's takeover of the Batman franchise.

What did we think of Batman Forever? You'll have to listen to find out! Also, we want your feedback for the rest of the Batman films! Comment below, on Facebook, or give us a call.

Links from this episode:

* Adam's blog, Gamer vs Life

* Pokemon X/Y

* Machinarium

* Batman and Psychology: A Dark and Stormy Knight

Tim Burton returns with some of the cast from Batman in the 1992 sequel.

Are you curious about what we thought? If so, listen to this shorter episode. (Sorry, "Agents of SHIELD" was coming on!)

Tim Burton returns with some of the cast from Batman in the 1992 sequel.

Are you curious about what we thought? If so, listen to this shorter episode. (Sorry, "Agents of SHIELD" was coming on!)

Tim Burton returns with some of the cast from Batman in the 1992 sequel.

Are you curious about what we thought? If so, listen to this shorter episode. (Sorry, "Agents of SHIELD" was coming on!)

 

Are you ready for us to talk about Tim Burton's Joker? Wait. That's not right... Batman. We meant Batman. Sorry.

With gangster mimes, a Batman that seemed a little tormented, and an insane Joker, this is the Batman film with the darkness that fans of Frank Miller's work wanted and it is said that Tim Burton delivered. Do you agree? Do we agree?

Are you ready for us to talk about Tim Burton's Joker? Wait. That's not right... Batman. We meant Batman. Sorry.

With gangster mimes, a Batman that seemed a little tormented, and an insane Joker, this is the Batman film with the darkness that fans of Frank Miller's work wanted and it is said that Tim Burton delivered. Do you agree? Do we agree?

Are you ready for us to talk about Tim Burton's Joker? Wait. That's not right... Batman. We meant Batman. Sorry.

With gangster mimes, a Batman that seemed a little tormented, and an insane Joker, this is the Batman film with the darkness that fans of Frank Miller's work wanted and it is said that Tim Burton delivered. Do you agree? Do we agree?