Birthday Returns.

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Yay! 
 
Finally got around to booking tickets (thanks Rho) for my birthday film at the GFT this coming Monday.
 
I'm off to see Batman Returns - probably THE greatest comic adaptation/romantic weepie/Christmas movie/Breakfast at Tiffany's mash-up ever (with a brilliant Siouxsie And The Banshees song to boot) and one of my all favourite films of all time on the big screen again.
 
 

 
 
The girls have never experienced it in all its widescreen glory before so I hope they're ready for it.
 
And ready for me blubbing like a baby at all the sad bits.
 
Oh and when Michael Keaton stands up in front of the Batsignal obviously.
 
And the mistletoe bit.
 
And when Face To Face plays at 
Max Shreck's party ("Oh, my God. Does this mean we have to start fighting?").
 
Oh and the ending.
 
Seriously I cry a lot at this film and end up totally drained by the climax but the pure emotional turmoil is so worth it.
 
Yes, it's an Autistic thing. 
 
So, expect a Batcave full of Spectrum Cinema joy from me as I count down to Monday.
 
Excited much? 
 
YES!

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