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Regardless, just doesn't feel like something Poison Ivy would do. To me anyway.

I'd have to say he appears to be quite interested in doing adaptations from the little I've seen of him and his work.

That sounds like a missed opportunity to me.

No, Uma Thurman's great, Poison Ivy is much more than that film showed though. She also felt like she was being inappropriate with Robin, which is, to me, out of character for her.

Um, actually, I think if anyone was problematic in that film it was Poison Ivy.

Well, it definitely did that.

Ya know, if you were hoping for something like that episode.....I've got news for you. There's something exactly like that episode that exists....it's that episode. You could watch that episode.

I thought the puns made that movie. It set it apart, and that's kind of the M-O for iced themed rogues. I don't know if that came before or after the movie, but you see a lot of the ice villains doing that. Maybe not quite to that extent, but it's there.

I didn't see anything wrong with the script. Was it lightning in a bottle? No. Was it better than stuff like The Notebook? Most definitely.

How so?

Although, truthfully, I haven't disliked anyone they've cast as Batman.

I actually loved Affleck as Batman.

Well, how do they transition between them? There has to be something special about that, right?

You're missing Nevill Coghill; who is perhaps best known for his English version of The Canterbury Tales.

Well I agree that there were parts of that movie that I didn't care for, but, ignoring them, the rest of it is great.

Well with no shutdown and everyone walking everywhere, I don't think they have much choice.

I guess we have no choice but to film Diggory's mother with COVID. You know to make it modern.

Thank you. I appreciate any and all replies.

I hope I am adding something by being here.

I think that might actually be the point of the phone booth scene.