Reviews of Batman Job Interview 44

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  Its skit comedy
  A review of Batman Job Interview
  by whytefalcon88 on 06/08/2007
  I'm not really sure how to review this because this isnt a short film, as far as the skit goes eh its not my cup of tea but I could have gone for it 10 years ago. That being said Im sure you have an audience and there happy and thats what matters good luck in the future
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  Review
  A review of Batman Job Interview
  by Hal Jordan on 06/05/2007
  Another clever short/sketch from these filmmakers. There's not too much depth to this idea past the title, but the short explores the possibilities with a good amount of skillfullness. Overall the short seemed a touch on the long side. Perhaps it could have done without the "at-home" segments and just shown him at the actual interviews? Great voice on the actor playing... Another clever short/sketch from these filmmakers. There's not too much depth to this idea past the title, but the short explores the possibilities with a good amount of skillfullness.
  
  Overall the short seemed a touch on the long side. Perhaps it could have done without the "at-home" segments and just shown him at the actual interviews?
  
  Great voice on the actor playing Bat Man.
  
  The actress who played the first interviewer seemed a little tenative and struggled a bit. The second actress seemed a little more at ease but this may have been because she had more "interesting" places to go with her character.
  
  The locations were quite effective. The mask on the costume was great (white eyes) and the costume in general was pretty cool/funny.
  
  Felt like the sketch needed more of a conclusion. That's not to say it couldn't have an open ending, but it just felt like maybe the idea could have benefitted from more of an arc. read
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  BATMAN JOB INTERVIEW review
  A review of Batman Job Interview
  by BrianSweet on 04/16/2007
  Batman Job Interview by Novar The beauty of it is that it doesn’t have to be a big production piece to be funny. Good job. I had a few chuckles and it was a good homage to the old Adam West days. Looking forward to viewing any other superhero spoof you’re willing to slap together. The editing was pretty good, with good scene transitions. I would’ve liked to seen some punches... Batman Job Interview
  
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  Novar
  
  The beauty of it is that it doesn’t have to be a big production piece to be funny. Good job. I had a few chuckles and it was a good homage to the old Adam West days. Looking forward to viewing any other superhero spoof you’re willing to slap together. The editing was pretty good, with good scene transitions. I would’ve liked to seen some punches thrown followed with some “Pow, Thwap, Boom” titles, but oh well. The sound in the first interview had a bit of an echo to it, but I enjoyed the short for the most part. read
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  ok
  A review of Batman Job Interview
  by guyut leigh on 10/07/2006
  dude what were you thinking degrading such an icon like that come on on top of that your paceing was bad and off the camre was shakey the only good thing the lighting. the diolog was slow and bad paced in all you should have left batman to tim brutin
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  Cool
  A review of Batman Job Interview
  by scwr on 08/21/2006
  I've always thought it was funny to show superheroes in everyday situations. Seinfeld did a skit on saturday night live where he was superman as a guest on a radio show. A short is the perfect format since you can go just so far with the concept. You could probably continue the series by having batman in different situations every time. I enjoyed the film.
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  Batman needs a job
  A review of Batman Job Interview
  by kingb on 08/15/2006
  This is a funny sketch idea. The portrayal was pretty funny at times with catchy phrases but thinking back none were super extra hilarious. Some of the quips were even tiresome and predictable. The first interview should have had more shots like the second one, over the shoulder 180 pan is in order here, the static shot felt boring. Overall a good amatuer production of... This is a funny sketch idea. The portrayal was pretty funny at times with catchy phrases but thinking back none were super extra hilarious. Some of the quips were even tiresome and predictable. The first interview should have had more shots like the second one, over the shoulder 180 pan is in order here, the static shot felt boring. Overall a good amatuer production of a topic that will never happen, Bruce has lots of gold stashed in the Batcave in case the dollar ever busts! Good job.
  This story actually reminded me of me the first time I had a job interview; I went on and on about how I wanted to be a film maker in ten years, obviously they didn't hire me, LOL. read
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  Funny
  A review of Batman Job Interview
  by Shrades on 07/28/2006
  As the makers themselves note, this is really more of a skit than a short film. It's more like something you might see on Saturday Night Live or one of other the late night TV shows. The point was to be silly and funny, and I think it was successful. I laughed out loud several times. First just seeing Batman in the ridiculous suit. Watching mundane situations with a guy... As the makers themselves note, this is really more of a skit than a short film. It's more like something you might see on Saturday Night Live or one of other the late night TV shows. The point was to be silly and funny, and I think it was successful. I laughed out loud several times. First just seeing Batman in the ridiculous suit. Watching mundane situations with a guy in a costume were really funny. When Batman got pissed and stormed out, tripping over the bookshelves, I laughed a lot. One thing this skit did better than most SNL skits is it knew when to end: it was not too long and the gimmick never got tiresome. Good job. read
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  batman employment
  A review of Batman Job Interview
  by JenAnge on 07/27/2006
  I thought that the first interview was pretty dull, but his reponses were pretty entertaining. The second interview was way more entertaining, but everything kinda feels rushed. Like not much time was taken with the cineamotography. Maybe add some music as well. Other than that, it was cute and I ejoyed it.
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  Are you allowed to do Batman?
  A review of Batman Job Interview
  by **DELETED ACCOUNT** on 07/11/2006
  I found this enjoyable. Really clever writing for the first half of the film and then I felt it dipped towards the end. He lives with the old man and the boy! It did make me chuckle. Then the classic "Where do you see yourself in ten years?"...The Bat cave. I`ve got to hand it to you because you definitely hit my funny bone, so to speak. On the whole I like it. This short goes... I found this enjoyable. Really clever writing for the first half of the film and then I felt it dipped towards the end.
  He lives with the old man and the boy! It did make me chuckle.
  Then the classic "Where do you see yourself in ten years?"...The Bat cave.
  I`ve got to hand it to you because you definitely hit my funny bone, so to speak.
  On the whole I like it. This short goes for laughs and hits the mark. It was fun. Acting is of high standard and good camera work to boot. Costume was great too. read
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  Batman
  A review of Batman Job Interview
  by jdzone2001 on 06/28/2006
  There were some funny moments more in the second interview. I think you need to decide what style of comedy you want, and go for it all the way. The acting was amaturish but second female more realistic which made it funny at times. Keep it up, I'm sure you'll get it.