Batman Live reviews

[Silver Nemesis]

Is there any word on a DVD release yet? I know it won't be the same as seeing it live, but I'd still quite like to have it in my collection. It sounds really fun.

[BatmAngelus]

I'd love it if there was.  Definitely wouldn't mind seeing it again, even if it wasn't live.

Small Spoiler, if you don't want to know any of the show's content:
I got chills when they covered Batman's origin.  The booming Batman music mixed with the lonely boy surrounded by darkness as he makes his silent vow.  That was the moment where I really felt that this was the comic and the character coming to life.

[Paul (ral)]

Small Spoiler, if you don't want to know any of the show's content:
I got chills when they covered Batman's origin.  The booming Batman music mixed with the lonely boy surrounded by darkness as he makes his silent vow.  That was the moment where I really felt that this was the comic and the character coming to life.

I love how they handled the Wayne murders. Chilling, yet suitable for the younger members of the audience.

[Paul (ral)]

Is there any word on a DVD release yet? I know it won't be the same as seeing it live, but I'd still quite like to have it in my collection. It sounds really fun.

I've asked quite a few times. Never got a response.

[BatmAngelus]

Reread your review, Paul, and this caught my eye:

By the way, see of you can spot 2 Batmobiles from the movies during the show.

Damn, I missed these.  Which Batmobiles were they?

[Paul (ral)]

You know...I can't remember. Furst and Forever I think.

[BatmAngelus]

I knew one of them had to be Furst's.  I'm not surprised if the other one is Forever's.  The scenes of Bruce and Dick talking about justice and revenge did feel reminiscent of that movie.

[Paul (ral)]

Forever and BTAS were influences on the show. James Brett, composer, even said Forever was a starting point for his work.