Pretty underwhelming to he honest. While I think the ideas found in the film are pretty interesting, the way they are used leaves a lot to be desired.
I think if the movie had more scenes like when Snake first encounters the “under dwellers” (or whatever the people who lived in the sewers were called), then I would like the film more. I wanted to actually feel like Snake was in over his head, rather than him getting out mostly unharmed.
“For the left hand is strength, but the right hand is mercy.”
There’s a lot of energy in this movie. Whether it be Lee’s direction, performances, or the dialogue, everything in here is so enthralling and entertaining.
My yearly Christmas tradition (alongside watching “Christmas With the Joker”).
Some years I watched it alone, but this year I watched with my family. Yet, no matter who, when, or where I watched this film, it always takes me back to when I was child cuddled up watching it surrounded by love.
In light of Kevin Conroy’s passing, I felt like I needed to rewatch this today.
I met Mr. Conroy once in my life. The first ever comic convention I went to, I met him. In fact, even before meeting him, I heard him say THE iconic line: “I am vengeance, I am the night, I am Batman!”. I remember waiting in line with my dad, and when it was my turn to go up, I was so nervous. I remember him…
