Gave up watching that bullshit after the first 30 minutes after ATSV lost it should’ve won have no interest in finishing that crap that is a scam and is unfair
Understand what you’re saying, but personally after that and also my personal attachment to the spider verse movies I have really no interest to see what appears to me in my opinion to be an overrated piece of crap that shouldn’t have one
Keaton is my all time favorite actor. I would love to see him and Burton get a shot at finalizing the trilogy but focusing on Bruce/Batman rather than focusing on the villains too much
I've said it a thousand times before, and I will say it again, but Burton should direct a Batman Beyond movie with Keaton as Bruce Wayne training Terry McGinnis to take up the mantle. I can't imagine a cooler fucking superhero movie. Jon Hamm as Blight would be amazing!
Love the fact that Keaton is still all over the place. I still have hope he will be Bruce Wayne once more in Batman Beyond teaching Terry McGinnis. Fingers crossed!!
Is he the best Batman? That's subjective, but Keaton will always be MY Batman. This was a great interview and I must say - he looks phenomenal for a man in his 70s.
Michel Keaton is a legend. Amazing how healthy he is at his age. My favorite movie he's down recently outside of batman is the founder. The movie about Ray Crocker founding mdonalds. I thought he was really good in that. That person was a serial failure, until he found the mcdonalds brothers, played by ron swanson. His batman is also one of the greatest.
Excellent Interview. Big Keaton Fan. His take on Batman never say never is promising he is 72 but hes in great shape and after the success in Flash who know what will happen. I think yes we will see him for one last outing as Batman. Very versatile and talented actor.
I remember back in the early 90s my dad had to watch Gung Ho for a night class he was taking (he went back to school in his 30s). He rented it and I have a great memory of (sort of) watching it with him as a 5 year-old and him constantly cracking up.
I really enjoyed this interview. I would have liked to hear him discuss "Jackie Brown". However, he's been in so many iconic films and I understand you only have so much time for questions. All that to say, great job and love the channel.
Here's the thing: He was on one of the late night talk shows, during the time between NoWayHome and this films's release, and teased being asked to return to do reshoots, I remember.
There are a handful of famous people, artists, musicians, actors, that have helped shape my life and I'd love to be able to just sit down with and word vomit my application at them. He's at the top of the list.
one of the greats. Yes, he’ll always be Batman, and we love him for that, but he’s so much more. I wish more people could take a deep dive into his career: first of all he’s a comedy genius! Night shift, Gung ho, Multiplicity, Mr. Mom, The dream team, of course Beetlejuice. But then, he also played very intense and impactful roles in dramas like One good cop, My life, Clean and sober. He’s the kind of actor that can pull off everything you throw at him. Actually I didn’t know he was a director! I’m going to check that out, both films.
It was great watching this interview but what’s embarrassing is when Micheal Keaton was talking about Morbius and said, “they couldn’t quite explain it.” Sony… what are doing?
What he says about Tim Burton not being able to tell you what he wants, but show you what he wants, reminds me of what Gary Oldman said about turning down Edward Scissorhands. He said he read the script and didn't understand it at all. Then, when he got round to seeing the film, about 30 seconds into it, he thought "Oh, I get it now"
Not many people my age wanted to ever see a different batman. O.Gs my age always wanted to have M.K as batman. All the others were Temp or fill-ins for batman.
I know he doesnt like talking about Batman especially or speculating, but it'd be really nice to hear him talk about the cancelled third film & what brought him back for Returns. I've always enjoyed Returns more than 89, and it felt like an art/character film rather than a superhero flick & I feel like those art house films & relationship with Burton in this interview is what interests him more.
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I love this dude but he is not great with names lmao. I hope those brothers from long ago are still making movies (I'm guessing he means the Marx brothers actually so no)
