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Shows what you know.
Oh, Batman cartoons & video games.
I haven't, but I probably will. The few comics I like, I really like the characters but Deadpool is the only one who excites me. He's his own league as an anti-hero, his mouth never fails to amuse, and he infuriates to no ends people who are afraid of life and living it.
There was one good Batman game on the NES. It's also wickedly and brutally difficult. But back then and even still today it's actually a pretty good game.
I am a cartoon fan, but video games look
Games are as tedious as watching TV series really
You should play Tetris. You'd probably be really good at it.
Flattery will get you nowhere.
Don't bother.
The Dark Knight is the best Batman. And not just because Heath Ledger is the best Joker there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be.
Look nothing but love for the Dark Knight.
That they are. I absolutely love how basically everything in Deadpool is nonsensical absurdities that you just cannot take seriously. I mean, he killed Howard the Duck for crying out loud so how can there be any semblance of taking him seriously?
It's a game of skills we non-neurotypical people are typically skilled and interested in. Yes, a video game, but ultimately a game that fits well for the thinking mind. Dr. Robotnic's Mean Bean Machine is also great, even better, as it's kind of like Dr. Mario with the falling colored pieces matching, but for minds like ours the sheer depth of working it out to build a massive chain combo, I really do think you'd like it. It's basically simple, but the mental calculations involved for advanced play becomes a high of its own (a sort of spiritual experience being at one simultaneously with order and chaos)that leaves that leaves the mind feeling like the body does after a good workout. It's even better playing against someone, because after each combo there is a "yippee!" and it goes up in pitch each for time for several combos, and by then your opponent realizes that has been going on for awhile and you've put your controller already. And then the yippees stop and you just hear a chimey-beep sound. And then your opponent has their playing field filled entirely with blocker pieces (functioning like color-non specific germs in Dr. Mario).
I'll give you that. I'm surprised the director even let him do it that way because it sounds way more like a parody of the movie than the source material.
I doubt he (or anyone) does better than Michael Keaton.
Love Keaton. But I’m open to “Battinson.”