To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Batman Forever, Dr. Drea Letamendi, — co-host of the Arkham Sessions podcast — joins DC Multicast to analyze the most psychology-forward entry into the Batman film canon. She and Keith reassess the movie's reputation by going peeling through the layers of camp to find the pathos underneath. They also discuss many of the psychological themes that got left on the cutting room floor — which has spurred an internet campaign for Warner Bros. to release a director’s cut.
For more of Dr. Drea’s thoughts on Batman Forever, be sure to check out Arkham Sessions episode #200!
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