At one point he even says “I’m having a breakthrough… or maybe a mental breakdown” which quite frankly is relatable sometimes. You see this brilliant, but slightly insane in the membrane, scientist go completely off the rails. Jones and Carrey’s roles as Two Face and The Riddler were my favorite parts of the film.Ĭarrey easily brought his signature over-the-top comedy into the role of Edward Nygma/The Riddler. In his defense he had big shoes to fill, so I understand it. Kilmer’s portrayal of Bruce Wayne/Batman was ok, but not nearly as good as Keaton’s. The CGI also wasn’t the worst I’ve seen in a 90s movie, but it certainly wasn’t the best.īelieve it or not, the villains are really the saving grace of this movie. To me it feels like this movie took the 1960s TV show and just made it darker. My sister even made the comment that some of the scenes in the movies, like when Dick Grayson fights some gang members, reminds her more of “Mad Max” than anything. Gotham is still dark, grungy and freaky as ever (I’ve heard many big cities are like that… but I’m a simple rural gal myself so who am I to say) with a wild cityscape. The difference between Burton’s heavily influenced films and “Batman Forever” aren’t nearly as noticeable as one might think. Instead they brought in director Joel Schumacher, chosen by Burton take up the mantle. Heck, McDonald’s wouldn’t even put their toys in Happy Meals.
was disappointed with the 1992 film’s box office run which was deemed too dark and inappropriate for children. The film saw the return of film great Tim Burton, however his influence was toned down considerably after “Batman Returns.” Warner Bros. All while Bruce Wayne is attempting to help recently orphaned Dick Grayson (Chris O’Donnell) and woo criminal psychologist Dr.
The film was released in 1995 and sees Kilmer’s Batman facing off against Two Face (Tommy Lee Jones) and The Riddler (Jim Carrey). “Batman Forever”, like I mentioned, is a sequel of sorts from Keaton’s “Batman Returns” in 1992. Kilmer replaced Keaton in his role as the caped crusader after the Pittsburgh based actor said he didn’t like the direction the films were going in. Instead of giving our brains more pain than necessary (no offense to anyone who enjoys “Batman & Robin, it’s just not my favorite) we ended up going with “Batman Forever” which stars Val Kilmer.
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