quintsjaws

If you havent yet seen this film, youre missing out on a real treat!! No matter what your age, race or gender, NO ONE can possibly NOT like this movie! Even the biggest grouch cannot possibly walk away from this film without at least a faint smile on thier lips after watching "Monty the Mouth"! If youre anything like me, who does not have a high opinion of the dredge Hollywoood is mostly turning out these days, then you MUST see this movie, because it will make you give Hollywood a second chance! The CGI animators alone will strike you dumb with awe just by what they did to those cats! On a scale of one to ten, ten being the highest, I give this film a 150+! Way to go, Hollywood!!

Batman has made it to DVD, I hear. Well, it should. This film is part of television history that should not be discarded! Its sad that a whole generation of children have been eluded into believing that the Michael Keaton atrocity was actually "Batman", but I have hope that they will someday grow up and find out what the REAL "Batman" was about! It didnt matter who the villian was, though...you couldn't keep your eyes or mind off of Frank Gorshin's high energy, giggly "Riddler". He stole the show! And, quite frankly, I think the actress used in the film as "Cat Woman" should have been Eartha Kitt. I liked Lee Meriweather and Julie Newmar, but Eartha Kitt is so much *like* a cat that this character should have simply, naturally been hers to begin with. Long live "Batman", long live the "Riddler"!!

If you like the "Drive-In" films of the 1950s, you certainly wont be disappointed with this venture. It has everything - fun, creepy little creatures, chills and laughs. It has a narrative form to it which I find I liked, but you couldn't tell if the narrator was talking about an incident, a comic book or an inebriated nightmare that he'd had! I give this film ten stars!