Stupid For Movies Review: The Batman

We review the latest Batman movie: The Batman
Batman ventures into Gotham City's underworld when a sadistic killer leaves behind a trail of cryptic clues. As the evidence begins to lead closer to home and the scale of the perpetrator's plans become clear, he must forge new relationships, unmask the culprit and bring justice to the abuse of power and corruption that has long plagued the metropolis.

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36:53- You can still “Rent” films at Redbox and online through Amazon. Not sure about other streamers. You can “Buy” movies in stores and online. You can still destroy physical copies or delete them so you can still “Burn” them. So Buy, Rent, Or Burn still works.

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Matt Reeves having directed *_'Let Me In'_* (2010) should also be noted. He also wrote that screenplay.
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It would be great if at least a fraction of the _horror genre_ aspects of the Swedish _'Let the Right One In'_ (2008), Americanized, remake translates into the "atmosphere/vibe/feel" of *_'The Batman'_* 🦇.
The same cinematographer _(Greig Fraser)_ for *_'The Batman'_* and Villeneuve's _'Dune'_ , was the cinematographer for _'Let Me In'._
Back in 2010, I remember lovin' what Reeves did as the director of *_'Let Me In'_* -- _which coincidentally also has a detective working on murder cases._

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19:00 - Mark.... In JJ's case, he's taken a giant crap on the franchises he's relaunched. Very few of us in the fan community have any love or like for what he's done to Trek and Wars. The Industry people love him. We don't. It also seems like more and more casual fans of genre entertainment are starting to dislike his influence as well. He's a cultural locust.