Episode 67 – Batman (1989)

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Welcome back to Sci Fi Onscreen! This week is the first of a two-week thematic leadup to the upcoming release of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. I covered Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy last year, and now I've decided to have a look at Burton's film, followed next week by an Original v Remake of Superman. You can support SciFi Onscreen by contributing per podcast via Patreon (link to the right) or by either renting the streaming version from Amazon (below) or purchasing the Blu Ray versions via 2nd/3rd links below: STREAM IN HD: PURCHASE BATMAN BLU RAY: PURCHASE BURTON/SCHUMACHER SERIES BLU RAY:

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