jye4ever
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It did for sure and I wasn't joking when I called it one of the greatest figs of all time
I used to go to bed with that thing
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thenammagazine
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It did for sure and I wasn't joking when I called it one of the greatest figs of all time
I used to go to bed with that thing
Replace G.I. Joe with Batman...
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intothevoid
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Noone has done a better job to date with a removable cowl lol
Henry Wayne's custom figs head looks goofy as heck too
Henry Wayne's custom figs head looks goofy as heck too
Voorhees27
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Still one of the 3-5 all-time best stand up performances imo.
intothevoid
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My bro lost some of my bat weapons up his nose once lol
It made an appearance later in the toilet
thenammagazine
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Voorhees27
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Maybe 5 all time because I know Robin Williams owns the top 3.
As much as I LOVE Robin Williams I admit i've never watched his stand up material.
SnakeDoctor
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I can't deal with Williams' stand-up. He's all over the place ... just too over-the-top. Even watching a Tonight Show interview with Robin Williams is tiring.
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thenammagazine
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YOU. ARE. MISSING. OUT.
He has an older special that's worth watching (like 80's older), a newer one and his Inside the Actor's Studio are my 3 favorite performances.
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jye4ever
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There is one of his performances that starts off with him coming out of the bathroom just after snorting a $h1t load of cocaine. By the middle of the show he is literally climbing the walls
intothevoid
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He could've played a great toyman
What a useless character though
Supes's rogue gallery = fail
What a useless character though
Supes's rogue gallery = fail
SnakeDoctor
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Toyman actually wasn't too badly done in Smallville -- though they should've just swapped Oliver Queen for Bruce Wayne, and used Batman's rogues.
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jye4ever
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He could've played a great toyman
What a useless character though
Supes's rogue gallery = fail
There's that computer thing from Sup III, oh...and Gus....oh and Nuclear Man from IV.
See how wrong you just are
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haytil
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I think it's quite plausible that, in 20 years time, people will look back at these films and see that they represent a specific time in our history as well. In this case, the case can be made that they are quite evidently the cultural product and part of the dialogue of an America responding to September 11, 2001.
Just as we look back at the Dirty Harry movies and see them as a cultural product and a part of the dialogue of their own time, when urban crime and ineffectual bureaucracy and lawyering became a paramount problem. They were made as "contemporary" films and not to be modern-day period pieces. But even though their day has passed, they are not dated - they have simply moved to become period pieces of a bygone period.
haytil
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You joke but for it's time and tech that had a pretty damn good Michael Keaton Likeness under the Batman gear.
M.
When I was a kid, I always wondered why Bruce Wayne had the stylized Bat on his shirt. On the one hand, it seems a bit too Bat-centric. On the other, it also seems to be giving the game away to people who might otherwise not have made the connection to his identity.
Guinnessfan
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Scarface is a period piece as well as Nam has mentioned. That was a brutal time for Miami just watch Cocaine Cowboys and you'll see what Scarface is referencing. 89 Bats got it right...you can't pinpoint a specific time...it's like a collage of eras.
Hilarious bit!!! "Then the big brown shark came"
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