For our latest Create-A-Caption, we’re taking to back to the summer of 1989 and a time when pop culture was completely consumed by all things Batman.Tim Burton’s blockbuster comic book adaptation pitted playboy-turned-dark knight detective Bruce Wayne (Michael Keaton) against…
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From a Gary Cooper favorite to iconic Hanna-Barbera cartoons, this week’s new releases have it all. We think you’ll really enjoy the great titles that are ready and waiting to become a part of your home viewing library! Sergeant York…
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Since today is Batman Day, we’ve been thinking a lot about how much the Batman shas impacted our lives. (We encourage you to do the same by sharing your Batman memories with us here). So we wanted to share with…
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We live in a golden age for superhero films. Between the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the movies based on DC Comics, the movie screen has become a living comic book. With characters ranging from Batman to Captain America to Spider-Man…
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Joel Schumacher — the talented, divisive Hollywood stalwart who began his career as a costume designer before moving on to become a writer and later directed critical favorites and blockbusters alike — has died of cancer at the age of…
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In the over 50 since the Batman television series first premiered its reputation as a camp classic has only grown exponentially. Anchored by lead performances by Adam West (as the Caped Crusader) and Burt Ward (as Robin) that are so…
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The first week of September is always a bit of a bummer. Summer is over, school is back in session, and vacations are a distant memory. Thankfully, movies are eternal. If you are feeling sad about the season that has…
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For the past couple of weeks, MovieFanFare has been celebrating the 30th anniversary of the summer movies of 1989. This was a film season that gave us contemporary classics like Do the Right Thing, Batman, Dead Poets Society, Lethal Weapon…
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Last week we celebrated 1989’s Batman, and in the interest of fairness we also wanted to give a cinematic shoutout to 1966’s Batman: The Movie. Adam West is at his campy best in this feature based on the 1960s TV…
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The hype over the Batman officially got underway in December of 1988 when the initial trailer hit theaters just in time for Christmas. It was less than two minutes of random scenes seemingly picked haphazardly without any indication of what…
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