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This movie is timeless. It is very similar in nature to Orwell's prediction of the future, but instead of Big Brother, here we have the current state of the media. I find this film to be more relevant to the cutthroat and downright ridiculousness of today's media, than I do to television. The network Howard Beale worked for exploited him for ratings, but it also showed how far the media is willing to go to get a "story," whether it's manufactured falsehoods or a ratings grab. Network shows that the media doesn't care about people or it's own employees, which is true today. An excellent movie with an excellent script, and superb performances by Peter Finch, Faye Dunaway, William Holden, and Robert Duvall. This is a must see movie.

From the nods to the films and comics, the intended misdirection of what era does this show belong to, the superb acting, especially by Cory Michael Smith and Robin Lord Taylor, as The Riddler and Penguin, respectively, to what we needed all along, how did Bruce Wayne come to be Batman, this is an epic show that deserves more than just 10 more episodes. Gotham needs another chance at a new network. Fox did not do them justice.

I'm so sad that SYFY is dumping this wonderful show after 13 seasons of contestants showing us their crazy good artistic skills while helping each other when needed. The show is just exciting and you can't help but cheer on everyone. With phenomally talented and award winning judges, guest stars who are also fans or film and tv icons, a sweet and encouraging pair of Westmore's, and a passionate fan base, what's not to love about this show?