Norm Macdonald & Batman (Michael Keaton) on 80s Standup, Film Noir & Queer Cinema

UPDATE EDIT: Like the ol' chunk of coal I'd like to offer some trigger warnings such as • Trigger Warning! I may use B-Roll of old timey movies from time to time, and it may make you feel disoriented, as if you are no longer in the cool, hiphop era. • Trigger Warning! I may even mention "The Celluloid Closet" Now, I'm not sure why that should bother anyone, but a lot of people have complained! • Trigger Warning! Contextualizing an excerpt for an interview available for free via archive.org in full with the addition of B-Roll may express an enthusiasm for these film references that borders on ecstasy, perhaps even rapture! Especially when cutting away to Jacques Tourneur's 1947 classic noir Out of the Past, starring Robert Mitchum and Kirk Douglas! ON STANDUP COMEDY, FILM NOIR & THE CELLULOID CLOSET: In this video Norm Macdonald offers high praise for Michael Keaton's 1980s standup, muses over a shared love for film noir, and delivers a hot take on the subtext of Howard Hawks' classic western Red River (1948). Featured Clips & Archival Footage: Michael Keaton Live @ The Improv (1980) 🔗    • "Bruce Wayne" 1980's Stand Up  Gotham City...   Norm Macdonald Has a Show (2018) Crossfire (1947) White Heat (1949) Out of the Past (1947) Gun Crazy (1950) Larry King Now (2016) The Celluloid Closet (1995) Red River (1948) Bonus Michael Keaton's "Why have any?" joke    • Michael Keaton on Letterman, 1982-83   Adam Eget remembers smoking pot and watching old film noir movies with Norm    • Adam Eget (Booker at Comedy Mothership) Sh...   About This Channel & My Fan Edit of Dirty Work: I've newly created this channel to pay tribute to Norm Macdonald. It's not for monetization, but as a passion project to archive and share my edits and reels. To mark the 5th anniversary of his passing, I’m preparing to share a free link to my custom fan edit "2-Hour Dirty Work Assembly Cut Reconstruction"