I think this one was the best of the Schumacher Batman movies. Thanks in no small part to Jim Carrey's performance. He made The Riddler look so...maniacal and flamboyantly egoistic.
It undoubtedly is the best of the Schumacher Batman movies. He only did one other one, and that movie is terrible. In fact, Batman & Robin might just be SO terrible that it's kinda good lol.
You can defend it all you want to but, no, it is not a "misunderstood masterpiece". It's fine if you like and enjoy the movie, but don't exaggerate the quality of it lol
ilikethecokev2 It's becaise people want superheroes to be really serious and believable nowadays. The Dark Knight is more of a crime drama with Batman characters than a hero movie, and while I love it I do miss when these movies were more fun and campy.
aeronirvanazeppelin Well, Batman is the world's greatest detective after all. I think these Batman movies just need a mixture of fun and detective mysteries. I think Battfleck will give us what we all want.
Riddler and Two Face can make a pretty lethal combination, I figured you could use a hand. Two against two are better odds. I can't promise I won't kill Harvey. A man has to go his own way. A friend taught me that. Not just a friend.... A PARTNER.
The beginning of the song is really tenses up and begins to sound more cool you begin to realize that your feeling like your going to kick butt like Batman or could be used as a alarm to get up lol.
Now this is how you cast a Batman movie. Jim Carrey as the ape shit crazy Riddler, Val Kilmer with that deep smooth voice as Batman/Wayne, Nicole Kidman one of the most sexy love interest for Batman, Alfred what else can you say he's perfect!
it was horrible though. jim carrey is nothing like the riddler. the riddler is an intelligent mastermind who doesnt mind getting hurt in the process of learning some secrets. this ridlder is just, jim carrey. nothing riddler about him, nicole kidman made no sense because we already had both vicki vale and selina kyle (Atleast they gave a reason of why vicki vale isnt there anymore but selina kyle? no) and val kilmer was a bad brcue wayne, he had the voice, but the looks? no, michael keaton gave a new idea on bruce wayne.. val kilmer just ruined it..
Yeah, both Riddler and Two-Face acting like crazy dipshits is exactly like how it was in the comics right? This is definitely not a good movie, but I will say this. It is a better experience than B&R and the new DCU Batman movies.
This is sorta related but whatever. Here's my top 7 Batman movies: 1. Batman Returns 2. The Dark Knight 3. Batman 4. Batman Begins 5. The Dark Knight Rises 6. Batman Forever 7. I think you know which one...
1.Batman 2.Batman Returns 3.The Dark Knight 4. Batman Begins 5. Batman Forever 6. The Dark Knight Rises 7. Batman: Mask of The Phantasm 8. ..and yeah.. that other one.
This movie is so fun. What with The Riddler and Two-Face's ham-to-ham combat, the catchy music (it's a pretty kick-ass score) and the decent action. It's just so damned fun.
@@simonster-9094 I partially agree, Val Kilmer was a decent Bruce Wayne, Kidman did her job and Jim Carrey really worked as The Riddle but the story and Schumacher´s directing were very messy.
Agreed. I thought Kilmer played a good Batman even if Forever wasn't amazing. He was my second-favorite Batman after Keaton. But...after The Batman came out, Robert Pattinson may have taken that spot. I'm not sure yet.
"yeah um I'll have a double quarter pounder with cheese and a diet coke thanks" "that'll be $6.99 sir, cash or eftpos" "uhh... do you accept bat credit card?"
here is why I think batman forever is hated now-a-days.... 1) if you go back and watch all the deleted scenes from batman forever, you realize that had those scenes been left in.. it would have no doubt taken the movie to a whole-nother-level... people say it didn't have enough about batman/brucewayne.. welp watch those scenes and you will see the darker understory that people cry is missing 2) batman and robin was also made by joel schumaker or whatever.. and hence, it gets painted with the same brush 3) thanks to the editing and removal of previously mentioned deleted scenes, the movie does have a certain over the top real life cartoonish feel and I guess people cant handle that 4) people hate on val kilmers batman.. but actually, watch the deleted scenes and tell me he wasn't half bad.. hes no Keaton but he def destroys looney-clooney... 5) finally, and this is the clincher for me personally.. apparently the original idea for batman forever was to get Michael Keaton.. but he didn't want it.. had he played batman in this movie, it is highly likely that todays level of scrutiny would be no where near the level of intensity we often hear and see.. personally, I loved this movie as a kid.. was it a little over the top?? ofcourse it was.. that was the mid to late 90s for ya ;D.. but deleted scenes included.. this movie holds its own as a standalone batman flick... the way I see it - Keaton movies = Bale movies > kilmer movie >>>>>>>>> bman and rbn... that's my opinion anyways
+eric johnson Rebuttals: 1. Don't forget how Billy Dee Williams got screwed out of being Two Face, we could've had Lando Calrissian freaking Lando...and instead we ended up with Tommy Lee Jones in bad make-up acting like a two-bit Joker 2. Although Batman and Robin has some issues with tone problems, Batman Forever is literally two faced about being cartoonish and continuing the dark. And what parts that aren't dark feel forced and half-assed, rather than drunk and off-the-cuff like the 60's. Kinda hard to laugh at the comedy if the timing is wrong 3. Jim Carrey's Riddler hasn't aged well and ultimately feels more like another 90's Jim Carrey being himself than a character. 4. Batman and Robin finalized the weaknesses of Joel Schumacher as a director, but all the issues were there in some part in this. 5. Chris O'Donnell and Nicole Kidman are completely awful at their parts.
I’ll be honest this is one of my favourite batman movies. Sure it is goofy but I think Jim Carrey is a very fun villain who is clearly loving every second of his performance. Also Robin is my favourite character in all of comics and I think they did Robin very well in this movie even if Chris O’Donnel is in my opinion too old to be robin as he looks like he’s 18 - 20
I don’t care what people say about this movie. I grew up watching this and I loved and STILL love every second of it. Is it the best movie? No, and that’s ok. But god this movie rules, and is the main reason why I love Batman.
I have loved this theme since I first saw the movie in theatres as a kid. Couldn’t believe somebody could compose something so awesome. I only discovered at age 32 that the melody borrows heavily from Stravinsky’s Firebird.
yes i totally agree Burton's Batman's were the best. Especially BATMAN 1989, so what did you dislike about Batman Forever? Give me topics.....what about Two Face, Spice & Sugar?? The Riddler? Dr. Chase? The costume changes from the beginning to the end between Batman and Robin?
That was always how I told them apart, too. The classic Riddler was very calm and collected - a chess player sort who pretty much got meaning in his life by proving himself smarter than everybody else around him to the point where he had this compulsive need to do it and chose to use carefully organized crimes to express this. This Riddler reminded me more of the 1966 Riddler with that over-the-top slapstick portrayal, but then again even the '66 Riddler was shown to be a more cunning planner.
I dunno, creating a device that can manipulate people's brain waves and transfer their thoughts into your head, thusly increasing your own intellectual abilities and convincing everyone in the entire city to buy it so you can drain their brains is pretty smart. As much as I loved Frank Gorshin's Riddler, Jim Carrey's Riddler actually almost succeeded in essentially taking over Gotham, whereas Frank's Riddler really just wanted to steal things and defeat the Dynamic Duo in a battle of wits....
It's a fun song to drive around at night on the back roads thinking "Alfred.....Active the heat seeking rocket launchers..." Heat seeking rockets activated sir...."
No, I waaaaay prefer the style and feel of the Joel Schumacher & Tim Burton Batman-movies. just more colorful, more imaginative and just plainly more interesting. They're also just tough to compare as well, they're so different
Nope, not at all bro. I prefer Batman Forever waaaay over the Christopher Nolan Batmans. Which to me are kind of cool, but a little dull & colorless as well
My childhood Batman will always be Kilmer, this movie is so special for me. I watched every day when it was time to go to bed as a kid. A 95 kid here 🤘🏼
The thing I like about Batman & Robin is that it has a sense of itself. It knew it was silly, that it was always going to be silly, so just went completely silly with no-holes barred!
This movie wasn't great but this theme sounds way more like a Batman theme than the one composed by Hans Zimmer in TDK trilogy, but nothing can beat Elfman's
wilfri castillo well there is some issues with it even tho it is good. like well Two Face in general. You really could've kept the laughing down to a minimum of once a while instead of all the fucking time and it would be a bit more memorable. Maybe show Nygma's slow turn to being well evil instead of it being like pretty quick. actually do what Mask Of The Phantasm did with bruce wayne and trying to find his happiness while battling to pick between being bruce wayne and batman, they did it a little bit but a bit more would be nice. aside from those 3 things that probably could've made it one hell of a batman movie thats close to how Burtons are even with Schumacher
i've always liked this movie and val kilmer,but as i watched recently on sundance channel,i was amazed at how it managed being a loving 60s batman tribute and weaving its somber tale within its hero,funny,charming,and awesome-a misunderstood masterpiece,joel's masterpiece.
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I don't know why but this score has always stuck with me throughout the years
+Angel Martinez yeah me too...that's why i'm here today too after wathing Batman vs Superman XD
hell yeah!
Same
@Black Pill 1989 Theme is very well made. Foh this is trash just like the corny movie. It nearly killed batman
Biggie Smalls nah this was very bad
Alfred: "Can I persuade you to take a sandwich with you sir?"
Batman: "I'll get drive through."
See, that was legitimately quite funny, however, the line in Batman & Robin, not so much...I mean "I want the car, chicks dig the car!" Shite!
And that's why Superman works alone...!!
NJWP08 That sounds like something I would say. 😄😄😄
Nathan well Batman says something quite similar to it in this movie. He tells Nicole Kidman “it’s the car right? Chicks dig the car”
*Yawns*
Underrated Batman theme ever
The epic there ever was .
It's a very nice theme, but still prefer Danny Elfman's
I’m a Keaton fan big time! - but Batman forever is still a brilliant movie
Me too!
Indeed
Maybe if you have a brain injury !
Brilliant in a Forrest Gump kinda way.
Same
I don't care what anyone says...this is one of my all-time favorite movies.
Damn right
SAME
It's a really fun movie!
Same. It was my all time favorite movie as a little kid and has stuck with me into adulthood.
Y’all wrong. It’s bad.
I always loved 0:45, feels so heroic
And so dark also.
Idk why but Batman Forever is one of my favorite movies. I loved Val Kilmer as Bruce Wayne.
Because you know good films when you see them.
He’s a good actor
He deserved to be in a better film
Best Bruce Wayne after Christian Bale
And Batman
0:45 Probably the best part of this theme!
robin: “holey” rusted metal, batman!
batman: huh?
robin: the floor it’s full of holes, you know, “holey.”
batman: oh.
Oh yeah.. they did that
😂😂
Lmao hahah I remember
I love that dialogue so much
I listen to this again in remembrance of Joel Schumacher. May he find rest.
I think this one was the best of the Schumacher Batman movies. Thanks in no small part to Jim Carrey's performance. He made The Riddler look so...maniacal and flamboyantly egoistic.
i felt riddler was too queer it threw me off but carrey ruled as always
yeah, this is better than the other one.
but he probably couldn't do worse than the other one. that movie is a joke.
Don’t Mention It
It undoubtedly is the best of the Schumacher Batman movies. He only did one other one, and that movie is terrible. In fact, Batman & Robin might just be SO terrible that it's kinda good lol.
Joygasm 😂🎉🎉🎉🎉
In my Riddler Voice 💚🖤💚💙
I've said it before, and I will say it again: I will defend this movie to the death. It's truly a misunderstood masterpiece
and batman and robin too bro
@lol NEVER
@handleislol Sure there were some goofy moments but the overall movie was good i enjoyed it.
😂
You can defend it all you want to but, no, it is not a "misunderstood masterpiece". It's fine if you like and enjoy the movie, but don't exaggerate the quality of it lol
Great Batman theme
Deserved a better film.
This was an amazing Film! The cinematography was absolutely beautiful and ahead of its time. Best Batman!
This is the second greatest DC live action film I know.
@@onlyone23km really ? plz give me your full list
@@pol2881 1. Batman & Robin
2. Batman Forever
3. Batman Begins
4. The Dark Knight
5. Batman Returns
BATMAN AND ROBIN 😥
I love the metallic sfx at 1:11 as he's grabbing his gear!! So cool... it gives it almost a medieval feel.
Yes
For the dark knight.
whatever people say this part 0:45 is one of the best superhero themes ever made in my opinion
This echoed through many a VHS player circa 1995
I do like the score for Batman forever.
This theme is Batass
...I’ll leave now.
Good one. Really.
Please do.
Ha!
No stay XD
@@marcusthesecond9352 not
Not ashamed to say that this may be one of my most favorite interpretations of Batman
Before dkr movies this was the most accurate batman ever, underrated film
@@tomo2807 No, it really wasn't.
@@SlasherIncorporated umm yeah, it literally was, better than Keaton Murderer Lol, well maybe 60s show was more accurate to it's comics at the time
@@tomo2807 Oh, I think I misunderstood your comment. You were talking specifically about the Batman character and not the whole movie itself.
Tbh i like michael keaton
I have to agree, Batman Forever was a fun movie. Don't know why it gets so much hate. Batman & Robin I can understand, but not for this one.
ilikethecokev2 It's becaise people want superheroes to be really serious and believable nowadays. The Dark Knight is more of a crime drama with Batman characters than a hero movie, and while I love it I do miss when these movies were more fun and campy.
aeronirvanazeppelin Well, Batman is the world's greatest detective after all. I think these Batman movies just need a mixture of fun and detective mysteries. I think Battfleck will give us what we all want.
ilikethecokev2 in 90s it was a great movie and still is from that perspective, someone who didn't see Bats Forever in 90s will never understand.
Agree. When Robin stepped In I was going fuckin' nuts
Yeah. I think Batman forever was meant to be a bit corny. I think a lot of the hate it gets is because people don't understand that.
The nicest things I can say about Batman Forever
Awesome opening theme music
Jim Carey is hilarious
Nicole Kidman was gorgeous
And Val Kilmer was underrated Bruce Wayne/Batman.
The fight scenes were pretty good too
This theme is just too good, it can definitely be debated as one of the best Batman themes of all time!
Well let's take a moment of silence for Joel Schumacher
Riddler and Two Face can make a pretty lethal combination, I figured you could use a hand.
Two against two are better odds.
I can't promise I won't kill Harvey.
A man has to go his own way. A friend taught me that.
Not just a friend....
A PARTNER.
The beginning of the song is really tenses up and begins to sound more cool you begin to realize that your feeling like your going to kick butt like Batman or could be used as a alarm to get up lol.
There has never been a bad Batman theme
Michael
Giacchino’s theme was bullshit
Wrong
@@lemasteraustin12yep, and even affleck didn’t have a standout theme
@@CagedSUPERMANAffleck had one in BvS.
@@lemasteraustin12what? Nah, no way bro
Now this is how you cast a Batman movie. Jim Carrey as the ape shit crazy Riddler, Val Kilmer with that deep smooth voice as Batman/Wayne, Nicole Kidman one of the most sexy love interest for Batman, Alfred what else can you say he's perfect!
it was horrible though. jim carrey is nothing like the riddler. the riddler is an intelligent mastermind who doesnt mind getting hurt in the process of learning some secrets. this ridlder is just, jim carrey. nothing riddler about him, nicole kidman made no sense because we already had both vicki vale and selina kyle (Atleast they gave a reason of why vicki vale isnt there anymore but selina kyle? no) and val kilmer was a bad brcue wayne, he had the voice, but the looks? no, michael keaton gave a new idea on bruce wayne.. val kilmer just ruined it..
Genji It's his opinion man, let him comment and leave it alone, are you going to come after me because I love this movie?!?
Don't forget Chris O'Donnell as Robin and Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face!
Toph Beifong tommy lee jones gave his worst ever performance as two face
Yeah, both Riddler and Two-Face acting like crazy dipshits is exactly like how it was in the comics right? This is definitely not a good movie, but I will say this. It is a better experience than B&R and the new DCU Batman movies.
This is sorta related but whatever. Here's my top 7 Batman movies:
1. Batman Returns
2. The Dark Knight
3. Batman
4. Batman Begins
5. The Dark Knight Rises
6. Batman Forever
7. I think you know which one...
1.Batman
2.Batman Returns
3.The Dark Knight
4. Batman Begins
5. Batman Forever
6. The Dark Knight Rises
7. Batman: Mask of The Phantasm
8. ..and yeah.. that other one.
Batman and rob- OH I SEE, you nearly got me
1.Batman
2.The dark knight
3.Batman forever
4.Batman returns
5.Batman begins
Iffy Studios bvs?
@@kidbat7779 F you for thinking that
I honestly don't care what anyone says, I fricken love batman forever
I don’t care what anyone says, this is definitely one of the movies of all time.
In my opinion this is the best Batman theme EVER in a movie.
Oh no!! It's boiling acid!!!!
Mrosen7542 That's my hearing aid!
Hang On? AHHHHHHH!!!!
"For your dying pleasure, we're sharing the very same acid that made US the men we are, today!"
I love that line and the random guy at the party Riddler crashes that yells and points...Batman!! Yay!!
It’s like the added the line after filming.
I love how the opening credits sail on the screen.
VAL KILMER
TOMMY LEE JONES
JIM CARREY
NICOLE KIDMAN
CHRIS O’DONNELL
BATMAN
*FOREVER*
This movie is so fun. What with The Riddler and Two-Face's ham-to-ham combat, the catchy music (it's a pretty kick-ass score) and the decent action. It's just so damned fun.
"I see without seeing, to me, darkness is as clear as daylight, what am I?"
Riddler: Oh please. You're blind as a bat!
@@atasker7432 that's right. *throw a batarang* 😂
I think batman forever is a good batman film despite what people say
"batman and robin had good effects,and good actors, but a crappy script
@@simonster-9094 I partially agree, Val Kilmer was a decent Bruce Wayne, Kidman did her job and Jim Carrey really worked as The Riddle but the story and Schumacher´s directing were very messy.
I agree
@@mateoairaudo5535 jim carreys riddler isnt even the riddler, its just question mark joker
I’ll gladly watch it over the Dark Knight trilogy any day
batman is never bad, even the bad ones are good.
This Batman score will always stay with me
Batman forever: speeds off in batmobile
Batman and robin: I want a car. Chicks dig cars
“This is why Superman works alone.” Then, he speeds off in the Batmobile.
I really wish Schumacher would have made another one like this instead of that Batman and Robin crap we got
Say what you about the movie, but Val Kilmer's batman is pretty underrated
Agreed. I thought Kilmer played a good Batman even if Forever wasn't amazing. He was my second-favorite Batman after Keaton. But...after The Batman came out, Robert Pattinson may have taken that spot. I'm not sure yet.
God this brings back so many memories from my childhood.
One of the GREATEST Batman themes. But it will never be recognized a such because of it's association with Batman & Robin.
Very underrated theme.
I personally love all the Batman movies. Even Batman and Robin is just as valid an interpretation of the Batman universe as anything else.
I always imagine Batman going to McDonald's drive through when I hear this.
"yeah um I'll have a double quarter pounder with cheese and a diet coke thanks"
"that'll be $6.99 sir, cash or eftpos"
"uhh... do you accept bat credit card?"
@@PsychoMetalKid Never leave the cave without it.
This movie is dumb, but damn do I love it.
KamatemateLIVE dumber than you hell no
I will defend this movie till my death
I like this intro.
here is why I think batman forever is hated now-a-days....
1) if you go back and watch all the deleted scenes from batman forever, you realize that had those scenes been left in.. it would have no doubt taken the movie to a whole-nother-level... people say it didn't have enough about batman/brucewayne.. welp watch those scenes and you will see the darker understory that people cry is missing
2) batman and robin was also made by joel schumaker or whatever.. and hence, it gets painted with the same brush
3) thanks to the editing and removal of previously mentioned deleted scenes, the movie does have a certain over the top real life cartoonish feel and I guess people cant handle that
4) people hate on val kilmers batman.. but actually, watch the deleted scenes and tell me he wasn't half bad.. hes no Keaton but he def destroys looney-clooney...
5) finally, and this is the clincher for me personally.. apparently the original idea for batman forever was to get Michael Keaton.. but he didn't want it.. had he played batman in this movie, it is highly likely that todays level of scrutiny would be no where near the level of intensity we often hear and see..
personally, I loved this movie as a kid.. was it a little over the top?? ofcourse it was.. that was the mid to late 90s for ya ;D.. but deleted scenes included.. this movie holds its own as a standalone batman flick...
the way I see it - Keaton movies = Bale movies > kilmer movie >>>>>>>>> bman and rbn... that's my opinion anyways
Bob Kane actually said that Kilmer was the best live action Bruce.
+Basement Dweller we shall see if he changes his mind when dawn of justice comes out
+Speed Zone He's dead
Reason Keaton didn't do Forever was because he read the script and apparently it sucked.
+eric johnson Rebuttals:
1. Don't forget how Billy Dee Williams got screwed out of being Two Face, we could've had Lando Calrissian freaking Lando...and instead we ended up with Tommy Lee Jones in bad make-up acting like a two-bit Joker
2. Although Batman and Robin has some issues with tone problems, Batman Forever is literally two faced about being cartoonish and continuing the dark. And what parts that aren't dark feel forced and half-assed, rather than drunk and off-the-cuff like the 60's. Kinda hard to laugh at the comedy if the timing is wrong
3. Jim Carrey's Riddler hasn't aged well and ultimately feels more like another 90's Jim Carrey being himself than a character.
4. Batman and Robin finalized the weaknesses of Joel Schumacher as a director, but all the issues were there in some part in this.
5. Chris O'Donnell and Nicole Kidman are completely awful at their parts.
Favorite pre-Nolan era Batman movie... 1995 was just awesome all the way around.
Jim Carry as the Riddler was amazing 🥲
This is my favorite movie and I still love watching it.
My fav batman movie growing up
That makes 2 of us until I revisited Batman & Robin.
Ah. Fortune smiles. Another day of wine and roses. Or, in your case, beer and pizza!
Batman Forever is my favourite childhood movie
That's the batmanest Batman theme ever
This music with the opening credits of Batman forever 🔥🔥🔥
I’ll be honest this is one of my favourite batman movies. Sure it is goofy but I think Jim Carrey is a very fun villain who is clearly loving every second of his performance. Also Robin is my favourite character in all of comics and I think they did Robin very well in this movie even if Chris O’Donnel is in my opinion too old to be robin as he looks like he’s 18 - 20
In my personal opinion this is probably the best Batman theme music ever!!
Flawed film but fuck me that's great music
It's a great theme but I always hear that exchange at the end;
"Will you take something to eat with you sir?"
"I'll get drive thru"
I don't really care for Forever but this theme song is still beastly! I like the dark beginning and the slow evolution into a truly heroic piece.
I like batman forever very much
The best batman theme ever. But it should be a little longer.
This theme is too good for the tone of these movies post-Burton
Best bit of the film was: JOYGASM!
LETS START THIS PARTY WITH A BANG
Wow this music take me to my childhood
Riddle me this! Riddle me that! Who's afraid of the big black bat?
I don’t care what people say about this movie. I grew up watching this and I loved and STILL love every second of it.
Is it the best movie? No, and that’s ok.
But god this movie rules, and is the main reason why I love Batman.
This theme had a more lighter than darker feel and made Batman more and more heroic like a true superhero.
That’s why I preferred Schumacher’s over Burton’s
I know most people hate this movie but I love it as its nostalgic for me.i seen this in the cinema when it first came out
WHAAAAAAA
WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
1:06-1:11
The horns!!!!! Soo dope
I have loved this theme since I first saw the movie in theatres as a kid. Couldn’t believe somebody could compose something so awesome. I only discovered at age 32 that the melody borrows heavily from Stravinsky’s Firebird.
my top 3 Batman movies
1. The Batman (2022)
2. Batman Forever
3. The Dark Knight
Best and only live action depiction of Robin ever! We love a good dynamic duo!
This is far from the only live action depiction of Robin!
childhood memories :) the best Batman Trilogy ever made.
it was part of the Tim Burton's Batmans coming out in the 80's through the 90's.
yes i totally agree Burton's Batman's were the best. Especially BATMAN 1989, so what did you dislike about Batman Forever? Give me topics.....what about Two Face, Spice & Sugar?? The Riddler? Dr. Chase? The costume changes from the beginning to the end between Batman and Robin?
hahaha
Trilogy? Weren't there 4 movies in the Burton-Schumacher series? Batman (1989), Batman Returns, Batman Forever and Batman and Robin.
Erebos He has a very valid reason for leaving out Batman and Robin
I'm that kinda guy to agree what a movie is for what it is but damn the music in this movie is phenomenal
That was always how I told them apart, too. The classic Riddler was very calm and collected - a chess player sort who pretty much got meaning in his life by proving himself smarter than everybody else around him to the point where he had this compulsive need to do it and chose to use carefully organized crimes to express this. This Riddler reminded me more of the 1966 Riddler with that over-the-top slapstick portrayal, but then again even the '66 Riddler was shown to be a more cunning planner.
I dunno, creating a device that can manipulate people's brain waves and transfer their thoughts into your head, thusly increasing your own intellectual abilities and convincing everyone in the entire city to buy it so you can drain their brains is pretty smart. As much as I loved Frank Gorshin's Riddler, Jim Carrey's Riddler actually almost succeeded in essentially taking over Gotham, whereas Frank's Riddler really just wanted to steal things and defeat the Dynamic Duo in a battle of wits....
It's a fun song to drive around at night on the back roads thinking "Alfred.....Active the heat seeking rocket launchers..." Heat seeking rockets activated sir...."
Not a bad theme, but should've been reserved for another superhero. The theme by Danny Elfman was THE Batman theme.
Look at it this way elfmans was batmans theme this is the theme of the dynamic duo
Someone like Batgirl?
One of my favorites
First Batman Movie I Saw ... maybe not the best, but still in my heart ❤
Batman forever theme that's awesome.😊👍
The score is phenomenal !!!!
So true. Nolan's movies are so grim, dour and absolutely unimaginative in my opinion.
Is it wrong that I like Batman Forever more than the Dark Knight?
No. You are entitled to your opinion.
It's all in opinions
No, I waaaaay prefer the style and feel of the Joel Schumacher & Tim Burton Batman-movies. just more colorful, more imaginative and just plainly more interesting.
They're also just tough to compare as well, they're so different
+Nuclear-Skull87 Wow, I'm not the only one.
Nope, not at all bro. I prefer Batman Forever waaaay over the Christopher Nolan Batmans. Which to me are kind of cool, but a little dull & colorless as well
People can talk shit about this movie (and for good reason) but this theme is fantastic, always loved it and still do!
I like this but it can't beat Danny Elfman's from Burton Batman film theme
I still love this movie! Was my favorite as a kid.
1:06 Sounds like a freakin elephant 😂😂😂
My childhood Batman will always be Kilmer, this movie is so special for me. I watched every day when it was time to go to bed as a kid. A 95 kid here 🤘🏼
"Would you like to bring a sandwich with you sir?"
I'll get drive thru.
ALFRED RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
***** "Can I persuade you to take a sandwich with you, sir?"
Jakie to szczęście być kiedys na tym w kinie 😉😉😉❤
#releasetheschumachercut
The thing I like about Batman & Robin is that it has a sense of itself. It knew it was silly, that it was always going to be silly, so just went completely silly with no-holes barred!
This theme is more Batman than Hans Zimmer's imo
Got chills and I haven’t even watched the movie or heard this ever
This movie wasn't great but this theme sounds way more like a Batman theme than the one composed by Hans Zimmer in TDK trilogy, but nothing can beat Elfman's
wilfri castillo well there is some issues with it even tho it is good. like well Two Face in general. You really could've kept the laughing down to a minimum of once a while instead of all the fucking time and it would be a bit more memorable. Maybe show Nygma's slow turn to being well evil instead of it being like pretty quick. actually do what Mask Of The Phantasm did with bruce wayne and trying to find his happiness while battling to pick between being bruce wayne and batman, they did it a little bit but a bit more would be nice. aside from those 3 things that probably could've made it one hell of a batman movie thats close to how Burtons are even with Schumacher
PREACH.
"nothing can beat Elfman's"
Yeah, especially when the composer is Elliot Goldenthal ;-)
i've always liked this movie and val kilmer,but as i watched recently on sundance channel,i was amazed at how it managed being a loving 60s batman tribute and weaving its somber tale within its hero,funny,charming,and awesome-a misunderstood masterpiece,joel's masterpiece.