Welcome to the newest segment from Armchair Directors. Not the segment we deserve, but the segment we need: Bat-Chat! Joining Mercy at Lookin’ For Heroes in downtown Kitchener are Batman superfans Charlotte Armstrong & Selena Schaffner. Today’s topic: Bane! From comic to film, we discuss the history of the man who “broke the Bat.”

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The epic conclusion to the Bat-Chat Episode 1 saga.

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It’s the comic book movie review you’ve been waiting for! Ok, maybe not. Dark Knight Rises will be up next week but in the mean time, we take a look at the superhero who’s blind as a bat! Ben Affleck shows no fear in Daredevil.

Thomas Jane pursues “natural justice” in the hit and miss 2004 reboot of The Punisher. Be sure to check out Jane’s love letter to Frank Castle and his fans in his new short film “Dirty Laundry” (search #dirtylaundry on Youtube).

Reboot time! Crandall loves it, Mercy’s director-sense is tingling.

The original Spider-Man trilogy ends with a thud…covered in black goo…that just happened to fall from outer space.

With the new “Amazing” reboot webslingling into theatres, we go way back in time to review the classic trilogy, starting with 2002′s Spider-Man.

Spoiler alert! Crandall & Mercy assemble at Steve’s Movie World in Kitchener to review the superhero team up flick The Avengers.

Chris Evans brings the world’s first super-soldier to life in Captain America: The First Avenger.

The X-Men franchise mutates back into a good series as Charles Xavier, Magneto & company go back to the beginning in “X-Men: First Class,” one of the better blockbuster movies of the summer.