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Batman (1989), Batman Returns (1992), Batman Forever (1995) and Batman and Robin (1997) 4K UHD and Blu-ray reviews
Batman (1989), Batman Returns (1992), Batman Forever (1995) and Batman & Robin (1997) are available on 4K UHD and Blu-ray now. Continue reading
Win a set of Batman, Batman Returns, Batman Forever and Batman and Robin in 4K UHD Blu-ray! **COMPETITION CLOSED**
With the release of Warner Bros. UK and DC’s four Batman titles on 4K UHD, to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the DC Super Hero created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, we’ve got a 4K UHD set to giveaway! Continue reading
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Review: Danny Elfman’s ‘Music from the Films of Tim Burton’ Live at The Royal Albert Hall [2013]
A look back at Danny Elfman’s 2013 concert that celebrated his collaborations with Tim Burton at the Royal Albert Hall. Continue reading
Reviews: Paladone’s Harry Potter Patronus Luminart, Batman Infinity Light and Star Wars mini-lights
Star Wars. Harry Potter. Batman. You know you want these. Ah, get over and take a look! Continue reading
Batman Vs Two-Face Blu-ray review [2017]
It truly captures all the spirit of classic West & if you love the original Batman, you’ll absolutely love this one. Continue reading
Batman: The Complete Animated Series DVD Review
A genuine piece of golden age television that rivals even the greatest live action adult drama… Continue reading
Batman and Harley Quinn Blu-ray review [2017]
Harley takes centre-stage in this humourous Batman and Nightwing animation adventure. Continue reading
The LEGO Batman Movie Blu-ray review: “Hilarious and utterly Bat-tastic”
Strangely (or not) over the years of Batman movies, we haven’t really had one that speaks directly to us by breaking the fourth wall and Will Arnett’s perfectly gruff-voiced Batman definitely brings this with gusto. Packed full of very humorous quotes, which you’ll be desperately trying to remember afterwards, The Dark Knight of LEGO is … Continue reading
Go behind-the-scenes with Will Arnett and Zach Galifianakis in new LEGO Batman Movie clip
With the awesome The LEGO Batman Movie out for us all to digitally download on Tuesday 30 May, and to own on Blu-ray and DVD (Pre-order here) on 19 June, we’ve got a fun behind-the-scenes clip with the two voices leads, Will Arnett (who voices Batman) and Zach Galifianakis (The Joker) giving us a little … Continue reading
LEGO Batman Movie ‘The Joker Balloon Escape’ set review and video!
You may have seen our #LEGOBatmanMovie review of ‘The Scuttler’, a mightily impressive beast, but today we’re taking a focus on a smaller set in the shape of… The Joker Balloon Escape. This is a quick and easy set to make, even with a few smaller sections, but worth it for the sake of being … Continue reading
LEGO Batman Movie The Scuttler set review, photos and build video!
Despite a lifetime of love for LEGO, I don’t think anyone really saw the huge success of the LEGO Movie coming but what a wonderfully inventive and entertaining film it is. One of the best things of that movie was, of course, Batman and with the LEGO Batman Movie opening this Friday across the UK, … Continue reading
The many faces of Batman and Robin – Own ‘Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders’ on Blu-ray and DVD now!
The Dynamic Duo of Batman and Robin have had multiple incarnations throughout the decades, with the original boy wonder introduced into the Detective Comics in 1940 (where Batman was brought to readers the year previously). To celebrate the release of Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders, a fabulous flash-back to the 1960s, we’re taking a … Continue reading
Spotlight on Richard Morrison – Movie title designer for over 30 years
There is an abundance of elements that go into filmmaking but one that really sets the mood, states the intent and is a vital component to any movie is the title sequence. To some, this can be overlooked as being another part of production but if we were to tell you that one particular soul … Continue reading
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