Tim Burtonis the 1989 film Batman is considered one of the greatest superhero films of all time by many fans. I remember seeing the movie at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood when I was a kid, and I loved every second of it! I still love the movie!
But not everyone is a fan. Burton’s The Return of Batman screenwriter, Daniele Acque, explains that he doesn’t like the film. He recently spoke to IndieWire and said that 1989 Batman “it sucks.”
Then, in a separate interview with World of Reel, Waters went on to explain why he didn’t like it and said that Burton also didn’t like the film. He said:
“[Tim Burton] he wasn’t crazy about Batman. And I wasn’t even crazy about it. He had great set design and everything, but I didn’t like the movie… That scene where Jack [Nicholson’s] climbing the stairs to listen to… Prince’s song, spray painting art is the height of anti-entertainment.
Waters also hinted at his original plans The Return of Batman they were. He revealed that the film was originally going to open with a Batman logo, only to reveal an in-universe store selling Batman merchandise, a joke that undermines how great the original Batman film’s merchandising juggernaut was.
Fortunately, Michael Keaton convinced him to cut the scene from the film, saying: “[Michael] Keaton said, “This is very clever.” Cut.'”
As a Burton fan Batman, it’s strange to hear someone say they don’t like it. I know not everyone likes it, but most people seem to be fans of the movie and I’ve never met anyone who didn’t like the movie.
by Joey Paur
Source: Geek Tyrant
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