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@Allandrover where did you hear that? Just curious because I know the owner who has had it for a long time, Pierre Picton, recently tried to sell it at auction last year but it didn't meet reserve.

@WorldNews92 Lol I just saw that too. I think the reason it's not noticeable on the earlier vhs version was because they were released in a standard screen format. At least on my copy that my family has had for years, it doesn't show her arm shoving him. It always looked like he just did it ...

@amartizenproductions Unfortunately, I googled the movie after remembering this scene and wondering when it was supposed to be released. They replaced Wincott with James Franco. Franco's ok but definitely not for this role. I mean seriously, who in their right mind thought that anyone but Win...

@KevServo Lol you're probably right.

@VolleyballQueen2016 Both harmonies are from the album version of the song. The first you hear is some kid they got (don't know his name) and the second harmony you hear is Josh himself.

@DoomLordDeekus I have to agree. I would honestly take it one step further and keep them off of any ovals. I think today shows why the F1 series sticks to road tracks.

RIP Dan

@mimmar3891 This video didn't show the intro for the song. In the album version, a cello plays God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman which leads into the driving bass and drums that start the vid.

@TheViperVenom Actually, she was from the first movie just entitled The Rescuers

@BlackwingDrake I'll do you one or two better. Lol I'd like to see Collins and Bryan Adams collaborate on a movie soundtrack and/or Collins and Peter Gabriel.

@skcurryboy92 I agree with you 100%. I'm glad my childhood was through the 90's. I miss the creativity that Disney brought to their movies. Damn you Michael Eisner! He is the one who, imo, ruined the company.

@sharkwithmachete2 Actually, it was more like her husband's behavior. He was her manager and as part of the contract, whether she knew when she signed it or not, a co-manager of the band. To get anything done, they had to get his blessing as well and he pretty much represented his own interes...

@greafleafninjasrulz Lol dude. That would be an awesome flash mob.

Now I really want this game. It's funny though because in real life, the Mustang could never catch the Charger when they rehearsed. They had to put thinner tires on the Charger in order to hamper its speed.

@Malstag21 You should definitely check out the live videos of Genesis and both Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel. All 3 sound as good as or better than their album versions. imo anyways. lol

@skintrade I agree 100%

It's funny, even as a kid, I thought Hobgoblin's voice sounded familiar and didn't piece it together until I was older that Mark did both characters.

Eh, too bad Mark Hamill has them both beat though. Lol

@AnonymoussourceL0L If it was at a racing event, then yeah most likely they didn't floor it because it was used as a promotional tie-in. They probably didn't want to take a risk of either wrecking it or somehow breaking it in any way. That would be pretty embarrassing and costly. I know they...

@subzero3cx8 Lol true. Though the Tumbler had a 500 hp Chevy racing engine so it definitely had the power and torque to move those huge wheels. As for 89 being a shell, I'm pretty sure they had at least one that had a fully detailed interior and everything for the scenes where Keaton and Basi...

Is it just me or do these kinds of "making of" documentaries suck? I was really disappointed with the special features on the dvd compared to BB. In BB they actually had tons of behind the scenes footage whereas this and every other documentary for this movie is almost all just interviews with ...

@retrofann1 It's actually out now that the gargly voice was Nolan's fault during post production. Bale initially used his BB Batman voice while filming TDK but Nolan played with the audio. As I said in another post, I hope he paid attention to the complaints and won't do it again for TDKR.

@Sefveron Look at any other 1989 Batmobile vid on this site. The headlights are in front on the bottom. As for mirrors, he showed them briefly: He has a camera installed in the back and that screen up near the ceiling of the cockpit at 0:15 is the video feed.

@MrAwesomeluis No, it is Bruce Springsteen. Bon Scott, the original singer for AC/DC passed away in 1980.