Vicki Vale

So I'm still messing around with that game.

But I did want to mention last week, we were both right about the Prince album, about the Batman Prince album, because you were talking about the bat dance, and I was talking about the song that's like, Vicky Vale, Vicky Vale.

Well, that is the fucking bat dance.

The bat dance is the Vicky Vale song.

So I didn't know what it was called, but I listened to it just because I was like, I got to find that fucking Vicki Vale song because I remember it.

And it's the fucking bat dance, which is really weird.

But when I went to see Batman 89, and it's literally, I think, my favorite scene in the whole movie, even though I have several of them, so it's hard to tell.

But when he's having dinner with Vicki Vale that first night, and they're at that huge table, and you don't know it.

They set it up where their shots are soloed out.

And when they pop out to the wide, because when he goes, how's the soup? And she goes, what? And he says, Boom! They pop out and he goes, the soup.

You know, we're used to seeing the Atlanta home games where Arthur Blank and company are in that boardroom suite where there's, like, 15 feet between them.

It's like one of those big-ass dinner tables where, you know, you got Batman at one end and Vicki Vale at the other.

Um, did you see [laughs] him crunched into the... [laughs] I don't know.

What was that?

As Alfred leaves, Chance confides with his own manservant Luigi that he believes there is something Mr. Wayne's butler isn't telling him about this assignment.

In reality, Alfred has hired Chance in order to disprove to photographer Vicki Vale that Bruce Wayne is the Batman.

Back in Gotham, Jim Gordon sits alone in his dark apartment.

He broods about his recent forced retirement from the police force by the mayor.

It's kind of almost subliminal way to let you know that, Hey, this is kind of in, well, you know, it's in flashback because we actually, we kind of see things out of sequential order because when we first see Robin, he's already tied to the chair and, Uh, and then, you know, we get to see brief flashback of their courtship.

And then, you know, the night, I mean, it's earlier this night where he decides on impulse to, you know, get in his costume, get on his Robin cycle, fall over to spooky mansion and stick her out and sneak in and then get conked on the head.

Meanwhile, Alfred is feeling very guilty about going behind Bruce Wayne's back and hiring the human target to impersonate him and order the throw off Vicki Vale from discovering and disclosing his secret identity.

I am not following the storyline closely at all.

I think somebody should have kidnapped Alfred.

I think the Riddler would have been a good... a good villain this was before the robert pattinson batman i don't think there's room for a christian bale batman now but i do think a christian bale batman and a ben affleck batman could have existed at the same time Was Vicki Voss a real love interest for Vicki Vale? Is that her name? Vicki Vale? Kim Basinger's character in the Michael Keaton? If that was a real love interest, you could have introduced her or whoever Nicole Kidman was in Batman Forever with Val Kilmer.

I did not like those Batmans.

I like Michael Keaton and he did fine, but those movies sucked.