Back to the Pictures

We just hope it's been worth the wait!
After an extended absence - Back to the Pictures delivers the final episode of season 4! At least we go out with a bang by bringing you our Iron-clad review of the movie that launched an entire Universe. The film that laid the foundations for a bolder, brighter cinematic future. The one that jump-started the Star Wars of the Millennial Gen. And just as fittingly, a movie that also caps off a wonderful trip down memory lane that has been Season 4 of Back to the Pictures.
Yes, we are talking about 2008's (God, has it been that long?!) superhero epic - Iron Man.

Hard one, this.
An absolute staple of our boys movie watching uni years.
Where does it sit today? Test of time/has it aged/in hindsight...
All the cliches.
Kevin Smith is a talented filmmaker. He is an even better writer. Let's see what Back to the Pictures thinks in this deeeep analysis of 1997's comedy...romcom? stoner flick? What was it? And what is it today?
Chasing Amy. Guest Starring our own Amy Fergus Fuller.
Part 2 of 2.

Hard one, this.
An absolute staple of our boys movie watching uni years.
Where does it sit today? Test of time/has it aged/in hindsight...
All the cliches.
Kevin Smith is a talented filmmaker. He is an even better writer. Let's see what Back to the Pictures thinks in this deeeep analysis of 1997's comedy...romcom? stoner flick? What was it? And what is it today?
Chasing Amy. Guest Starring our own Amy Fergus Fuller.

There has been a lot thrown at Batman and Robin over the past 28 years. The question we try to break down in this episode is - is the hate and vitriol deserved? Actually, that question takes less than a minute to answer. The review itself is more focused on how on earth certain decisions were made, agreed on and survived cross-examination from all involved. And despite the negativity surrounding a movie that single-handedly put the Batman franchise - ahem - on ice - for 8 years is how it could, if possible, have worked.

Is this the most controversial movie reviewed on Back to the Pictures? It certainly feels like it. Tune in this week as our three movie sommeliers react to a movie that was already prime for Cancelation in 2008, let alone in 2025. Ben Stiller leads the way in a movie so incredibly difficult to process, as Grossman points out, will need to get a fucking binding resolution from the United Nations!