Just beat "Batman: Arkham Origins" for Xbox 360. I have to say, after beating "Arkham Asylum" and "Arkham City" on Hard Mode/New Game Plus, it feels great to be able to play the Arkham games on Easy /Normal Mode again.

Hey everyone,

I have had a FANTASTIC WONDERFUL week last week. As you know my best friend and his mom came to visit us. We had the BEST time. They really enjoyed us showing them around our new island home, as well as the shops and the library, collecting sea shells from the beach, eating at the different restaurants, seeing the wildlife and doing a boat tour, where we even saw some dolphins. I think this was their first time seeing dolphins this close up before! Plus we got to hang out at my house, we watched "When Marnie was There" and we played some video games. They had to leave real early Thursday morning, but I could tell they had a great time. They said that maybe in the future, they would consider moving down here, and I would love it if my best friend lived near me!


Mother's Day was also really good. We took our neighbor with us to church, and then afterwards I treated my mom and neighbor to lunch. We then went back to our home, and had Strawberry pie for dessert!
Life has been really good to me lately and the Good Lord has really blessed me. I've been feeling so happy lately and so optimistic, and excited about what the future may hold. My mood and my outlook have really improved, and I've been feeling GREAT!!!
That's all for now,


Batman over and out 🦇.


Also this is my 200th wallpost! 🥳

Hey folks,

Just letting you know that next week I won't be active here on PMC much. My best friend and his mom are coming to visit me and my mom, and this will be their first time seeing our new home here on the island. I'm definitely looking forward to it.

That's all for now,

Batman over and out. 🦇

Hey folks,

So last night mom and I went to the theater to see "Goosebumps the Musical: The Phantom of the Auditorium." 🎭

As a Phantom Phan I knew I had to see this, and I'm old enough to remember the Goosebumps TV show as well as the books (The Werewolf of Fever Swamp episode was truly terrifying 😨)


This was one story where I never read the book, and I vaguely remember the TV episode, but overall it was really good.
Basically this school which is rumored to be haunted, was putting on a production of "The Phantom" and strange things start happening during rehearsal, almost as if someone or something is trying to stop the show from happening, especially since rumors say this production is cursed. I won't spoil the ending, but I will say this: The Phantom was real!


All in all there quite a few little Easter eggs and references that I as a Phantom Phan recognized and really loved, and overall it was a really fun night at the theater. We even met up with some friends. Definitely R.L Stine's neat take on "The Phantom of the Opera" story.


That's all for now.


Batman over and out. 🦇

First of all, thank you Spongie for the notification spam! 😀

Secondly while working out with my trainer, I finally got to see the classic Tim Burton movie "Edward Scissorhands." ✂️

I know what ALOT of you are thinking. " He's a huge Tim Burton fan and he's never seen 'Edward Scissorhands?"

Well it was a bit late, but I FINALLY got to see it, and here are my thoughts.

It was another great Tim Burton film that definitely had the gothic vibes and aesthetic that most Tim Burton movies always have, meaning it was a real visual treat.

The music score by Danny Elfman was also really beautiful. Definitely another one of the best scores he's composed.

As for the performances and the actors Johnny Depp was so loveable and innocent as the title character, you couldn't help but feel for him. I definitely feel like I could relate to him being different but also being gifted in being creative and having a unique gift. Winona Ryder was also really good in the film as the love interest. She's definitely one of my favorite actresses, so this was another great performance from her. The relationship between her and Edward (Johnny) kind of reminded me of a "Beauty and the Beast" type love story. Dianne Weist was also really sweet and kind as the saleslady who took Edward in, and Anthony Michael Hall was totally despicable as the villain. Last and certainly not least Vincent Price (one of my favorite old horror movie actors) was also really good as the inventor who made Edward Scissorhands, and was really a kind loving father figure before he passed away. I'm really glad I finally got to see Vincent Price's final film performance.

As for the ending I won't spoil it for those of you who haven't seen it, but it definitely was a bit bittersweet. My mom and I were talking about it, and we agreed that the message was that it was good Edward to have found love, and that the message was "it is better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all."

All in all I thought it was a great film that was very funny and a little bit sad, but definitely a GREAT Tim Burton film. 9/10.

And to think right after this, Tim Burton would make my FAVORITE Batman movie and the BEST Batman film of all time, "Batman Returns" (1992).

That's all my thoughts for now.

Batman over and out. 🦇