Michael Keaton
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Release Date Announced
Warner Bros, the famous studio based in Burbank, California, has recently confirmed the release date of the much-awaited sequel of the popular movie “Beetlejuice”. The studio has also revealed the new title of the sequel, which is “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice”. Fans of the original movie will be thrilled to know that the release date of the sequel has been set for September 6th...[Read More]
Batman Beyond Film likely scrapped in wake of The Flash’s Box Office
Michael Keaton won’t return to Gotham City. In a recent Fatman Beyond podcast, host and Clerks director Kevin Smith discussed an encounter with David Uslan, the son of Michael Uslan, the producer and rights holder who’s primarily responsible for the proliferation of Batman films post the 60s; Uslan told Smith his father did not attend the Flash premiere. When Smith asked why he was told the ...[Read More]
The Flash Review
After many years of development, problematic stars, and regime changes, the Scarlet Speedster has finally arrived in theaters for his solo debut. Ever since Cinema Con, Warner Bros Discovery head, David Zaslav, and DC studios Co-CEO, James Gunn, have hailed the film as the best comic book film since The Dark Knight. Warner Bros even enlisted Tom Cruise and Stephen King to sing the film’s pra...[Read More]
New The Flash Trailer Arrives Online
On the heels of Warner Bros cinema con screening of The Flash, a new trailer for the highly anticipated superhero epic has arrived online. The film, directed by It’s Andy Muscietti, stars Ezra Miller, Kersey Clemons, and Sasha Calle with Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton reprising their respective roles as Batman. Check out the new trailer below.
Batman: The Movies Overview
The sad fact is, DC comics has only one truly popular film character, and it’s Batman. This is not to say that recent efforts involving Superman or Green Lantern weren’t fun or enjoyable. It’s just that Batman consistently sets the bar high, despite a few stumbles. So let’s talk about the Batman films, not so much a review as just a “what worked and didn’t”...[Read More]