Awesome Bat Symbol

Having been floating around since the third trailer dropped in late April, this here is sublime. Nothing more or less. Only matched by it's subtle nature in the way it can invoke feelings of nostalgia and at the same time create a new well of hope, and faith. This chalk drawn Bat-symbol is the Gothamites calling him back into arms. Wishing for a savior in a man they once respected, and then grew to hate, which in turn, transformed into a great missing.

"A Great Missing"

And the Batcomputer is now mine:

July 19th at Midnight--be there.

Munki Out.

Joie' De Vivre On Celluloid: Hannibal

He is dressed in a tuxedo, after an eloquent performance of Italian opera. The sky is black, the lights are like fireflies, the air is crisp and the atmosphere is beautiful. Or maybe that's because he elevates anything to a higher level of class instantly just by simply being around. Or at least he certainly seems to.

This is Dr. Hannibal Lectar. He watches as a couple passes by. The young woman says to her beau, "Let's get something to eat."

Hannibal replies, "Why not?"

This is my most satisfied review of Ridley Scott's Hannibal.

A Review: The Book Of Eli

The first thing I noticed and liked, was that the palate (color scheme, cinematography) of this film reflects the characters, and atmosphere in it. At times almost black and white, and gray only. Grim, drained, heavy, dry and... Apocalyptic? Yes, sure is. The sound is also in good company with that sentiment as well. When the appropriate score isn't being heard, we hear... wind whistling. Dirty scratching. Fire burning or water being sipped carefully from canteens. Cicadas, uh, Cicada-ing. The occasional bird in the sky flapping or cawing.

But wait! There's more!