I've always loved his portrayal of Batman and I've always been disappointed at how no one even acknowledges him. This scene is something especially underrated
I actually liked Kilmer as Bruce/Batman. He reminded me of Kevin Conroy's Batman from the animated series and he portrayed a more tragic Bruce/Batman suffering from PTSD and haunted by his parent's deaths. Val was better than George Clooney.
@@chchchchchchchchchchchhchchchu THANK YOU!!!...IVE BEEEN saying for years hes the best batman!! Outstanding performance ....keaton was amazing too but i would take kilmer...also pattinson was great...bale is overhyped
Val had the look and mannerisms but that script is atrocious. Him yelling "I'm batman!" Is ridiculous. As if that would've solved anything . Somehow Chase didn't hear him, but he thought 2 face would? And then nobody found it odd seeing Bruce Wayne doing kung fu against 2 faces thugs...😅.
What's cool is the Flying Graysons tried to stop Two-Face without a second thought. No fear, no hesitation. Just "We can stop him." The entire family could have had their own Robin team had they survived. Even work alongside Batman.
I think it's to do with the feelings of guilt he carries with him regarding the role he feels he played in his parent's deaths. They come to fully surface after he feels responsible for the Graysons' deaths. He feels a need to be punished, to own up to his guilt, coupled with the guilt he feels for being unable to help/save Harvey, who blames Batman for his unfortunate state.
What i loved about this scene was you see Bruce Wayne sitting in the audience as a smiling billionaire playboy and his mood completely turns serious as soon as he hears Two-Face's voice, it was almost like he transformed into Batman without actually putting on the costume and then seeing him swing from the rope and taking down the thugs in full on crime fighting mode was pretty badass.
yeah, just like when michael keaton's bruce wayne in batman mindset just walked while joker's minions were shooting, and he had his suit underneath his clothes, and then vickie vale brought him out of his batman mindset, and back into bruce wayne.
Interesting, they give this incarnation of Robin - Dick Grayson's name and most of his backstory - A little of Jason Todd's backstory - A Robin suit that resembles Tim Drake's
Ge@r&@rcher Oh yeah he's like a combination of all the other robins which is awesome. Would have liked to see how brutal he was in a serious legit sequel. I would guess he'd be more like jason todd.
I Wouldn't Hold it Against him (Dick Grayson) for wanting Two-Face head on a Platter, Had to see his Family Corpse's Sprawled out after tryna Get rid of the Bomb surely was like Salt in a Wound.
Yeah of course not if somebody murdered your parents, just about every single person in the world would want the person dead responsible for killing their parents
I get Bruce's intentions of not killing evil people but some evil people go to far killing a few evil people that harm others would actually save life's more. Not saying batman should kill all his enemies just kill like the joker and Harry Quinn at least and most of his problems would be solved. A lot of innocent life's would be spared if he did batman other enemies aren't as evil as the joker.
Looking back, this movie is super silly, but this scene is actually really sad and done really well. You can really feel the family connection the Graysons have and how good hearted they are and when Dick loses them you can feel how empty he suddenly is
@@JamesBrady-qc6zy I dunno', I mean when I was a kid I watched Batman 89' and Batman & Robin and thought they along with Batman TAS that I use to watch on Jetix were pretty enjoyable than the Nolan trilogy since I mean I love both the Batman cartoons and the movies lol.
Angel Angulo I honestly feel that Burton should have made the Joker live so he would have potential to return in this sequel, whereas Burton himself should have directed rather than only produce this film.
@Pablo Sabater Royo Interesting. But would you agree Jack Nicholson and Jim Carrey would have a great chemistry with each other, as well as Christopher Walken would have been a better Two-Face?
@Pablo Sabater Royo I am aware of Billy Dee Williams (Lando from "Star Wars") was casted as Harvey Dent, but do you think Christopher Walken could have pulled off a comic book accurate personality of Two-Face if he was casted?
I like the little addition of the whole circus troupe gathering around the Graysons lifeless bodies at the end. It shows that not only was it hard on Robin but all of them as well since they are one big family.
The cinematography is really well done. When the three Graysons fall to their deaths, I love the zoom in on Bruce's eyes. I don't think people give this movie a fair chance.
At 3:37….the sound/image of Harvey mercilessly melting barrels at Robins family, mixed with Dr. Chases “OMG” and the other circus performers crying in terror….the whole combo in that scene makes you feel a certain way. Fear, emotion…or it might just be me
I think Dr. Chase's "Oh my God" comment hit really hard. I think this is the first time she's actually seen Harvey do the coin flip and act on it. She read his files and knew about it, but I think this is the first time she's actually SEEN it.
It looks exactly like the on screen version. There's a Two-Face action figure still in package with the coin as well for about $14. The back of it is all scratched as shown on screen as well. www.amazon.com/Batman-Forever-Two-Face/dp/B0009WO7H6/ref=sr_1_4?s=toys-and-games&ie=UTF8&qid=1504699923&sr=1-4&keywords=two-face+coin
Say what you want about this film. I loved it as a kid. Not every depiction of batman is intended for mature audiences. Now as an almost 30 year old, Matt Reeves The Batman is far and way my favorite interpretation but Val Kilmers batman will always hold a special place in my heart
I feel the same about Batman and Robin. It's considered the worst Batman movie but man the nostalgia for me is real. Also it's so funny even as an adult
This scene is so powerful. You don’t even see them land. You see them falling in slow motion, then you see the camera getting closer to the ground, then you see Chase and Bruce’s reactions 😢.
Bruce Wayne's reaction was more focused than Dr. Chase's reaction because when he saw Dick Grayson's family hit the ground dead it brought him back traumatizing memories of the night his parents were murdered in front of his own eyes when he was a kid.
3:18 Two-Face's pathology is terrifying. While Joker is random. Riddler is methodic. Harvey is pure chance. Your whole life determined by a tiny coin. Fucking hell...
I think it's a lot more terrifying to be random. Two-Face, for the most part, is a conventional criminal. He's a mobster so his targets are usually restricted to underworld activities.
There’s a real underrated moment in all of Batman films here. When Two-Face reveals that he’ll stop his madness unless Batman reveals himself. Bruce quickly sits up and says he’s Batman in front of his love interest and even in front of the goddamn police commissioner. But Bruce is drowned out by the screams of the crowd and Harvey is unable to hear him. Such a great moment.
iguana 91 "DONT KILL HIM! If ya kill him... he won't learn nuthin!" Him and Tommy Lee didn't like each other.... but theyre one of the greatest evil duos
@@squidbytes25 1966? Are you blind? What the hell are you on about, the movie came out in 1995 If that was the case Jim Carrey would be ancient af It literally shows the movie's release date below the title and in the description
@@philswiftdestroyerofworlds1988 1966 is when the Adam West Batman came out, where the quote of "Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb" comes from
Chris O’Donnell was the same age as Tobey Maguire when he did his first spider-man movie. If I can suspend my disbelief then I can do it now. He a good Robin origin in this film.
So Two-Face and his men never questioned why Bruce, a generally reserved billionaire, had great fighting skills when they were trying to find out who Batman was and knew he was amongst the crowd? You would think they would have made him a prime suspect after that night.
Actually to me the real hero's were the Dying Graysons, though they perished,& Dick who got rid of that bomb.& people gotta try to remember, it wouldn't take for Batman to recruit an 8 -10 year old kid like in the comics, wouldn't make sense on film.this Robin made sense being grown, specially when he fought the street gang.
Reminds me of a Joker quote from Arkham Knight: "It's over bats. Barbara's dead. Gotham's choking on Scarecrow's crazy juice and your popularitys falling faster than the Flying Grayson's on bring your kid to work day."
@@bobbyestep3916 Although Batman Forever was lighter. It was still a very dark movie and it had it's dark moments. Dick Grayson losing his family. Dick's dark desire to avenge his family. Bruce's PTSD. Bruce forced to relieve the death of his parents and what led him to becoming Batman when he tells Chase the truth. Edward Nygma's loneliness and succumbing to madness when Bruce Wayne rejects him and his invention The Box driving him to become The Riddler. I like how the movie balanced the drama and the comedy. Some scenes should have been kept in. Particularly when Bruce goes deeper into the now destroyed Batcave and again coming face to face with the giant bat that inspired him to become Batman. Tommy Lee Jones' Two-Face was over-the-top because I believe Harvey Dent became like The Joker, the very criminal Dent and Batman fought against in Gotham City. Kind of like Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars. Become the evil he fought against as a Jedi.
I’m surprised that Harvey doesn’t figure out Bruce is Batman in this scene. Even if he didn’t hear Bruce yell at him, Harvey clearly sees him swinging on a rope to get to two of his henchmen at 3:12.
1:04 And this was the moment that Edward Nygma discovered Harvey Dent/Two-Face, in which it motivated Nygma to become the Riddler and team up with Two-Face to uncover Batman's secret identity.
As a kid, I found 2:12-2:17 rather funny because Bruce Wayne basically gives himself away as Batman to Two-Face, but, nobody hears him say it & it's like "So much for that idea...".
Tony Zucco is the man responsible for killing the Grayson in the comics. However, Two-Face is responsible in the film because the writers wanted Bruce and Dick acknowledge to each other that their parents were murdered by maniacs.
0:50 So the audience FACING Two-Face from his left side can't see his burnt and scarred face before he turns his head to reveal himself to the rest of the audience?
In the comics Dick Grayson was a pre-teen when his parents were killed, much like Bruce, and started his career as Robin soon after. Here Dick's age is left vague but implied he is or at least approaching college age. Batman: The Animated Series (1992) did something similar, except making him the same age as when his parents were killed but a college aged adult in the present stories (which, by that time, he had taken up the name Nightwing.)
I dnt care what anyone says ..this was the best batman movie along wit batman returns....just so nostalgic ..the storyline the theme music and chris odonnell robin just outstanding...tomy lee jones,jim carrey ,nicole and val kilmer ..amazing cast!!!
I don't know how anyone can say this movie was awful, when they have such strong scenes like this with the Flying Graysons sacrificing themselves to save the people.
1:25 today he would say "there's 2, yes 200 sticks of TNT connected to a WiFi/Bluetooth controlled fuse, linked to this harmless looking phone. You have two minutes. Then I'll call my explosive friend" (sinister laughs)
What else could he do? "I gotcha, I gotcha" They'd still die from the impact, nothing he could have done, Two-Face sadistic bastard rigged this whole thing to happen.
Whilst the classic comic death for the Graysons has been done well (sabotage by a mafia racket), I prefer this one. It makes the events more dynamic, ties Bruce/Batman into the events, and also shows off the character for the Graysons in that they didn't hesitate to jump in and save the day.
WTF this movie is brilliant. We "see" the death of robin's family via the close up of Bruce's eyes at 4:03. We don't see the bodies at that point, we see something more, the emotions Bruce felt when his parents died. I had no idea how smart the filmmaking in this movie was.
Dude, If I was the director of THE DARK KNIGHT (Sorry Christopher Nolan), I would of done a exact copy of this scene, but put Harvey Dent in the audience, and replace him with The Joker.
I hate/love this movie too XP On paper, it has more substance than '89 and Returns (I still love them, tho): it's the story of Batman facing a genius who is smart enough to find out his identity and enter the Batcave, Bruce having to face off against an old ally turned evil, finding love with a psychiatrist and looking back at his past and what Batman means to him, and adopts an orphan that he doesn't really want to become a vigilante and commit the same mistakes he made. ...And all of this conceptual gold is dumbed down to the extreme and executed like a Spy Kids movie XP Not to mention even deleting the great scenes that would've made the film better. It's almost as if the studio went "No, stop, that's too SMART, cut that out and put a scene with Dick doing stupid ninja moves with the laundry instead!" I wish I could just turn my brains off and enjoy an admittedly fun superhero flick with '90s cheese, but I'm really annoyed by films that waste potential.
@@Izaan2810 His personality doesn’t fit the character! There are 2 iconic Jokers that can’t be outdone and that’s Jack Nicholson and Heath Ledgers versions.
@@elitejackal3439 I completely disagree buddy by far. I respect your opinion but I am not a big fan of Nicholson's joker. Prefer Phoenix by far. Jim actually can play and nail the Joker very well. Personality?? Firstly, There's never a concept of personality in acting at all. Acting itself is constantly changing your personality and Jim has done that a lot later on in his career. Dude is a fantastic and a very very versatile actors and has given incredible dramatic performances as well. I can totally see him play Joker.
@@Izaan2810 Remeber though this is a 90s era movie and Jim Carey stated back then he was extremely excited to play Riddler. There is no one else that could have done better as Riddler. As far as Phoenix’s Joker went, it was very meh to me. Besides it was just was just a back story into his decent into madness through mental illness. So basically long story short, a filler movie that wasn’t needed.
i actually really like the fact that bruce gave up his secret so quickly here. a true hero sacrifices himself for the greater good, and this is why it works here imo
I feel the scene could have been pulled off more dramatically and nail-biting if Two-Face (if played by Christopher Walken) teamed with the Joker (Jack Nicholson) had chained Bruce Wayne (if either played by Michael Keaton or Val Kilmer) to the bomb as a means of a test if Batman would come to the rescue, but the Graysons of course save him and get rid of the bomb, but at the cost of their lives where Dick Grayson could only manage to grab Bruce from falling to his death.
When dick's family members were killed i felt so terrible for him that was so brutal and horrifying to try and save them from a bomb attack knowing that it was already too late smh.Maybe they rest in peace.
O'Donnell was a Great Robin/Dick Grayson. I had no issue with him being 17 or 18ish. My issue was Kilmer was to you to compare O'Donnell. Had Keaton stayed, Keaton and O'Donnell were farther apart in age and it would have worked so much better. And for this movie, Bruce did not adopt Dick, he gave him a place to stay until the got things taken care of. Funny how people are complaint that O'Donnell is to old, and Robin should have been 10 to 15. Burt Ward did not look as young as he was suppose to be. I always took him for being about 18. I believe it was mentioned Dick was 15 in season 1.
I’m pretty positive that Dick was actually 9 years old in the comics when he lost his parents. I think having them as a child would’ve been better because he would’ve been traumatized but at the same time he would’ve gotten closure on his parents death whereas Bruce never did.
Nah, TLJ was just trying to upstage Carrey. Which is sad cause I bet he would have been a cool two face (even though Harvey Dent/Two Face was played by Billy Dee Williams in the first two movies).
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You gotta give Two-Face props for having in mind the possibility of one of the people he takes hostage being the superhero he wants to drag out. Most villains when doing that sort of thing never think about that possibility.
2:11 The fact that Bruce just said he was batman with no hesitation is amazing Val is such an underrated batman
I've always loved his portrayal of Batman and I've always been disappointed at how no one even acknowledges him. This scene is something especially underrated
I actually liked Kilmer as Bruce/Batman. He reminded me of Kevin Conroy's Batman from the animated series and he portrayed a more tragic Bruce/Batman suffering from PTSD and haunted by his parent's deaths. Val was better than George Clooney.
@@chchchchchchchchchchchhchchchu THANK YOU!!!...IVE BEEEN saying for years hes the best batman!! Outstanding performance ....keaton was amazing too but i would take kilmer...also pattinson was great...bale is overhyped
Val had the look and mannerisms but that script is atrocious. Him yelling "I'm batman!" Is ridiculous. As if that would've solved anything . Somehow Chase didn't hear him, but he thought 2 face would? And then nobody found it odd seeing Bruce Wayne doing kung fu against 2 faces thugs...😅.
@@joeberger3441it was more character development/ revelation about main character. Not anything more
Shows he's unselfish
What's cool is the Flying Graysons tried to stop Two-Face without a second thought. No fear, no hesitation. Just "We can stop him." The entire family could have had their own Robin team had they survived. Even work alongside Batman.
Interesting notion.
How about: "Batman and the Fighting Graysons"?
Well, no death = no adoption = no Robin. Simple.
Yes, it was very Thundergun of them!
I don’t remember Dick having a brother though
@@aislesaveu8595 No?! His name was Cock.
Is nobody going to mention the fact of how quickly Bruce attempted to reveal his identity to Harvey?
Yellow0reos In a crowd of screaming people 😂😂😂😂
I think it's to do with the feelings of guilt he carries with him regarding the role he feels he played in his parent's deaths. They come to fully surface after he feels responsible for the Graysons' deaths. He feels a need to be punished, to own up to his guilt, coupled with the guilt he feels for being unable to help/save Harvey, who blames Batman for his unfortunate state.
Yeah I know how does his gf not hear him!
Hey I’m Batman... wanna know my secret identity?
Hostages are his weakness. He even states that in his tape on how to take down justice league members
Imagine feeling exhilarated that you saved the day- only to feel the crushing grief at the sight of your family's bodies seconds later.
Yeah. This scene got to me as a kid, I found it so sad.
What i loved about this scene was you see Bruce Wayne sitting in the audience as a smiling billionaire playboy and his mood completely turns serious as soon as he hears Two-Face's voice, it was almost like he transformed into Batman without actually putting on the costume and then seeing him swing from the rope and taking down the thugs in full on crime fighting mode was pretty badass.
Wow I never realized that
I always noticed that too
yeah, just like when michael keaton's bruce wayne in batman mindset just walked while joker's minions were shooting, and he had his suit underneath his clothes, and then vickie vale brought him out of his batman mindset, and back into bruce wayne.
When I watched this as a kid I was just excited to see a Robin origin story.
Now this is pretty heartbreaking to watch.
I felt the same way!!! My mom took me to see this when I was in 3rd grade, and now that I watch it as a grown man, This is heart breaking.
Rice MenaRQ Unpopular Opinion :
This is more heartbreaking than the animated version.
@señorita cabello I think he's supposed to be 16 or 17 here, but definitely under 18.
Hence why he couldn't live on his own.
More like Neck Breaking, youse guys!!!!
@señorita cabello what you said is not really logical either.
Interesting, they give this incarnation of Robin
- Dick Grayson's name and most of his backstory
- A little of Jason Todd's backstory
- A Robin suit that resembles Tim Drake's
Yep...these films actually gave pretty nice details
Ge@r&@rcher
Oh yeah he's like a combination of all the other robins which is awesome. Would have liked to see how brutal he was in a serious legit sequel. I would guess he'd be more like jason todd.
He's jason todd with dick's story and tim's suit.
Or his BTAS costume.
Tim drake does not have green in his at all.
You can't honestly blame Dick wanting Two-Face dead after this.
Of course not
I Wouldn't Hold it Against him (Dick Grayson) for wanting Two-Face head on a Platter, Had to see his Family Corpse's Sprawled out after tryna Get rid of the Bomb surely was like Salt in a Wound.
Yeah of course not if somebody murdered your parents, just about every single person in the world would want the person dead responsible for killing their parents
Nor does Bruce probably, he just doesn’t want him to be a killer
I get Bruce's intentions of not killing evil people but some evil people go to far killing a few evil people that harm others would actually save life's more. Not saying batman should kill all his enemies just kill like the joker and Harry Quinn at least and most of his problems would be solved. A lot of innocent life's would be spared if he did batman other enemies aren't as evil as the joker.
ahh the origin of the (25 year old) boy wonder. Who thought it was a good idea for batman to adopt a fully grown man?
Bat Mannington uh i'm pretty sure this robin character was around the age 16 17
He could pass for a teenager
Bat Mannington well in the comics he was like 10 when this happened so it was more emotional.
He doesn't look 17 he looks like a 25 year old guy.
R.A.s Reviews yah i think chris o donnell was 23 24 25 when he did this movie so
Looking back, this movie is super silly, but this scene is actually really sad and done really well. You can really feel the family connection the Graysons have and how good hearted they are and when Dick loses them you can feel how empty he suddenly is
That’s why it’s bad. It was dark and serious in some parts and absolutely goofy in other parts. Hard to dictate what kind of movie I’m watching
@@nunka34ifyblame WB after Returns.
@@scottylewis8124 Not just WB, but also those bratty kids and their parents. They should’ve known the movie wasn’t for kids, it for teenager and adult
@@JamesBrady-qc6zy I dunno', I mean when I was a kid I watched Batman 89' and Batman & Robin and thought they along with Batman TAS that I use to watch on Jetix were pretty enjoyable than the Nolan trilogy since I mean I love both the Batman cartoons and the movies lol.
This also gives Dick a connection to Bruce because both of their parents were murdered by psychopaths.
In this movie, Two Face acts more like the Joker.
Angel Angulo I honestly feel that Burton should have made the Joker live so he would have potential to return in this sequel, whereas Burton himself should have directed rather than only produce this film.
@Pablo Sabater Royo Interesting. But would you agree Jack Nicholson and Jim Carrey would have a great chemistry with each other, as well as Christopher Walken would have been a better Two-Face?
@Pablo Sabater Royo I am aware of Billy Dee Williams (Lando from "Star Wars") was casted as Harvey Dent, but do you think Christopher Walken could have pulled off a comic book accurate personality of Two-Face if he was casted?
@Pablo Sabater Royo Agreed. Well, we can only dream of what could have been. 😏💭
I think two face and the riddler are like two much like joker
I like the little addition of the whole circus troupe gathering around the Graysons lifeless bodies at the end. It shows that not only was it hard on Robin but all of them as well since they are one big family.
One even takes his hat off 😣
agree with you. small details but really add the sadness to the scene💔
Love Jim Carrey's laugh shows how insane the Riddler can be.
Once he becomes Robin, he later joins NCIS: Los Angeles.
A few years prior Dick Grayson was Al Pacino's care taker in Scent Of A Woman
@@dancastro4732 you ever watched Scent of a a Woman...on weed?
@@Ismael916 I like the movie and have it too. It's a good movie
And before joining NCIS: LA, he was at Seattle as a veterinarian that dated Meredith Grey.
@@kalvingoodlaxsonHe was also Iggie Threadgood's big brother before the train claimed him in the film Fried Green Tomatoes.
The cinematography is really well done. When the three Graysons fall to their deaths, I love the zoom in on Bruce's eyes. I don't think people give this movie a fair chance.
No question!
It’s a hell of a much better film than that Godawful POS we got after this movie
This was the only serious element of a film you could otherwise not take seriously.
The audio is totally distracting though
@@silvervalleystudios2486 disagree, the parts where Bruce remembers his parents' murder and funerals is pretty heavy too.
At 3:37….the sound/image of Harvey mercilessly melting barrels at Robins family, mixed with Dr. Chases “OMG” and the other circus performers crying in terror….the whole combo in that scene makes you feel a certain way. Fear, emotion…or it might just be me
Bricked up
Agreed
I think Dr. Chase's "Oh my God" comment hit really hard. I think this is the first time she's actually seen Harvey do the coin flip and act on it. She read his files and knew about it, but I think this is the first time she's actually SEEN it.
I still have this on VHS with the official Two-Face coin that came with it.
Fear57 Neat
Fear57 What's your address? I just want to... "look" at that coin
It looks exactly like the on screen version. There's a Two-Face action figure still in package with the coin as well for about $14. The back of it is all scratched as shown on screen as well.
www.amazon.com/Batman-Forever-Two-Face/dp/B0009WO7H6/ref=sr_1_4?s=toys-and-games&ie=UTF8&qid=1504699923&sr=1-4&keywords=two-face+coin
Yep....I got that action figure that had gun wielding two-face and the coin
Fear57 sell it for a million dollars
Say what you want about this film. I loved it as a kid. Not every depiction of batman is intended for mature audiences. Now as an almost 30 year old, Matt Reeves The Batman is far and way my favorite interpretation but Val Kilmers batman will always hold a special place in my heart
Kilmer was one of the most faithful Batmen
I feel the same about Batman and Robin. It's considered the worst Batman movie but man the nostalgia for me is real. Also it's so funny even as an adult
Yeah I understand that.
Val Kilmer is definitely one of the most compassionate interpretations of Batman.
His batman I feel doesn't get the respect it deserves
1:35 Mayor: "What the hell do you want, Harvey?!"
Two-Face "Want, Mr. Mayor? One simple thing - Batman. Bruised, broken, bleeding; in a word: DEAD!!!
1:44 I love his laugh for some reason.
Same Lol
Me making my fake laugh when someone tells me a bad joke. 🤣
This scene is so powerful. You don’t even see them land. You see them falling in slow motion, then you see the camera getting closer to the ground, then you see Chase and Bruce’s reactions 😢.
4:25 onward is excellent too. Shows Bruce is feeling responsible for their deaths.
Bruce Wayne's reaction was more focused than Dr. Chase's reaction because when he saw Dick Grayson's family hit the ground dead it brought him back traumatizing memories of the night his parents were murdered in front of his own eyes when he was a kid.
Pzz
Am I the only one who would actually go to a Flying Graysons show? They'd be like Cirque De Soleil.
Malaki Quest I'd go to one as well
Me too
Easier said than done
Lol you kids prefer anything over what was given to you, such as actually a real circus show lol
Bowens92
Kinda weird calling people kids when you can't even construct a sentence that doesn't make my brain fart.
@@bowens9211 ...I am not sure what you even *said*.
I have the impression, even so -- is... *this* the best use of your life?
I just love how no one seems to notice how skilled Bruce is in Martial arts.
Any of the henchmen holding the crowd hostage in the front row could’ve just shot him right there.
Expensive training, I guess.
Don't have to be batman to be good at martial arts
This is the only one of the original four films were you see Bruce Wayne do martial arts.
In my opinion the most underrated “I’m Batman” moment
3:18 Two-Face's pathology is terrifying.
While Joker is random.
Riddler is methodic.
Harvey is pure chance.
Your whole life determined by a tiny coin.
Fucking hell...
I think it's a lot more terrifying to be random. Two-Face, for the most part, is a conventional criminal. He's a mobster so his targets are usually restricted to underworld activities.
There’s a real underrated moment in all of Batman films here. When Two-Face reveals that he’ll stop his madness unless Batman reveals himself. Bruce quickly sits up and says he’s Batman in front of his love interest and even in front of the goddamn police commissioner. But Bruce is drowned out by the screams of the crowd and Harvey is unable to hear him. Such a great moment.
1:44 Nobody can do that laugh better than Jim Carrey. 😂😂
iguana91 it is a funny laugh but Cory Micheal Smith can do it too the actor who plays Riddler in Gotham lol ive seen him laugh like that.
iguana 91 "DONT KILL HIM! If ya kill him... he won't learn nuthin!"
Him and Tommy Lee didn't like each other.... but theyre one of the greatest evil duos
iguana 91 1:45
Martin Soublette lol if some can rip 1:44 to 1:47 😅
Martin Soublette t
3:19 Gotta love that quick "Heaghhh!" laugh Lol
It's so satisfying to watch for some reason haha.
4:07 some days u just can’t get rid of bomb
And there's only one place to put it.
Deep
Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb
Come on it's old
@Skelebone It came out in 1966, it's pretty damn old.......but I don't care because I still love it
"Bringing In The Sheaves" just started playing in my head.
@@squidbytes25
1966?
Are you blind?
What the hell are you on about, the movie came out in 1995
If that was the case Jim Carrey would be ancient af
It literally shows the movie's release date below the title and in the description
@@philswiftdestroyerofworlds1988 1966 is when the Adam West Batman came out, where the quote of "Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb" comes from
Can we just overlook Robin's age here and acknowledge that this is actually one of the better parts of the movie? 😂
Chris O’Donnell was the same age as Tobey Maguire when he did his first spider-man movie. If I can suspend my disbelief then I can do it now. He a good Robin origin in this film.
No one complained that a 24 year old, Tom Welling was playing a high school version Clark Kent.
“What the hell do you want,Harvey?!” is the funniest line in this scene if not the entire movie.
For some reason, seeing Edward Nigma laughing watching people get murdered is some dark humor. LOL
Love Jim Carrey in his crazy roles.
2:15 I get that Dent couldn’t hear him, but good god do no one else hear him?! Surely the people behind him or Meridian heard?!?
So Two-Face and his men never questioned why Bruce, a generally reserved billionaire, had great fighting skills when they were trying to find out who Batman was and knew he was amongst the crowd? You would think they would have made him a prime suspect after that night.
Every Billionaire is a black belt in Pilates and Boxercise.
I didn't know any guy with a slight training was Batman.
@gor9027 Two-Face was kinda distracted with his big villain speech and killing the Flying Graysons at the time.
Actually to me the real hero's were the Dying Graysons, though they perished,& Dick who got rid of that bomb.& people gotta try to remember, it wouldn't take for Batman to recruit an 8 -10 year old kid like in the comics, wouldn't make sense on film.this Robin made sense being grown, specially when he fought the street gang.
Remember, Harvey knows Bruce. He probably saw Bruce do some karate back when they were friends.
Reminds me of a Joker quote from Arkham Knight: "It's over bats. Barbara's dead. Gotham's choking on Scarecrow's crazy juice and your popularitys falling faster than the Flying Grayson's on bring your kid to work day."
4:06 Somedays you just can't get rid of a bomb
*HEART CRUSHED AND STOPPED* @ 4:01
*And... @* 4:32
More like deja vu to Bruce
It’s the same traumatized look Bruce had when Joker killed his parents in the first movie...
4:25 - 4:55 One of the saddest and darkest moments of the entire Batman film franchise.
BETTER than whatever TF Titans is doing
Good body wasted on that perfect suit
Never realized how dark and sad this scene was as a kid until now.
@@bobbyestep3916 Although Batman Forever was lighter. It was still a very dark movie and it had it's dark moments. Dick Grayson losing his family. Dick's dark desire to avenge his family. Bruce's PTSD. Bruce forced to relieve the death of his parents and what led him to becoming Batman when he tells Chase the truth. Edward Nygma's loneliness and succumbing to madness when Bruce Wayne rejects him and his invention The Box driving him to become The Riddler. I like how the movie balanced the drama and the comedy. Some scenes should have been kept in. Particularly when Bruce goes deeper into the now destroyed Batcave and again coming face to face with the giant bat that inspired him to become Batman. Tommy Lee Jones' Two-Face was over-the-top because I believe Harvey Dent became like The Joker, the very criminal Dent and Batman fought against in Gotham City. Kind of like Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars. Become the evil he fought against as a Jedi.
I’m surprised that Harvey doesn’t figure out Bruce is Batman in this scene. Even if he didn’t hear Bruce yell at him, Harvey clearly sees him swinging on a rope to get to two of his henchmen at 3:12.
I think Harvey was looking up at the Graysons trying to stop the bomb hence the coin flip.
You know, the one thing that this movie did well was actually make Robin's costume make sense.
1:09 Crazy how a lot of people nowadays would enjoy watching a live hostage situation, they would find it entertaining.
And try to capture it on their smartphones.
That was sad Robin saw his parents and brother die like that
Technically, he didn't see them die. He was too busy getting the orb out of the building.
At 1:50, Two Face cooks with that line it makes sooo much sense. "Who do we have before us? Gotham's finest"
1:04 And this was the moment that Edward Nygma discovered Harvey Dent/Two-Face, in which it motivated Nygma to become the Riddler and team up with Two-Face to uncover Batman's secret identity.
As a kid, I found 2:12-2:17 rather funny because Bruce Wayne basically gives himself away as Batman to Two-Face, but, nobody hears him say it & it's like "So much for that idea...".
Noone said-- hey, Bruce Wayne is so badass, he could be Batman!
Tony Zucco is the man responsible for killing the Grayson in the comics. However, Two-Face is responsible in the film because the writers wanted Bruce and Dick acknowledge to each other that their parents were murdered by maniacs.
Jim’s Laughing like he’s watching SNL. 😂
Chris O'Donnell is the Robin we deserve.
I agree
That's like saying Joel Schumacher was the director that the BATMAN franchise deserved, but he ruined it.
Just not the one we need right now.
@@541967 Its not his fault. He actually wamted to adapt Year One, but Warner insisted on going all 60s.
But not the robin we need
1:44 his laugh🤣
Kevin Garcia And him eating popcorn 🍿 right after while watching this horror unfold. 😂
Loved the dark humor.
Batman kicks the dude next to the drum thinking "I KNEW I should've brought my suit!"
The 90's- When 30 year old actors played teenagers. I kind of miss it.
Chris was only 23
Incredible Jake Some still do today.
Sometimes it’s believable, other times not so much. LOL
Haha yeah the entire cast of Scary Movie was in their 30s
0:50 So the audience FACING Two-Face from his left side can't see his burnt and scarred face before he turns his head to reveal himself to the rest of the audience?
Ikr
Andrew Chapman ikr
Ikr
ikr
It's for the movie going audience, not the circus audience.
In the comics Dick Grayson was a pre-teen when his parents were killed, much like Bruce, and started his career as Robin soon after. Here Dick's age is left vague but implied he is or at least approaching college age. Batman: The Animated Series (1992) did something similar, except making him the same age as when his parents were killed but a college aged adult in the present stories (which, by that time, he had taken up the name Nightwing.)
In the TV show with Adam West he Robin was called the "teenage sidekick" and was 16
He had to be at least 16 to be performing without a net or the circus would be shut down for child endangerment.
Even tho it was a bad idea casting a grown man to play robin I love how you can definitely feel Batman’s empathy of someone losing his family
I love this movie, one of my very favorite Batman movies. Val Kilmer always on point with his acting surrounded by iconic actors.
The classic line from TLJ as Two-Face saying ..."HELL, odds are, one of you pasty faced twits IS Batman!"
4:39 He looks up and sees a kindred soul
This is one of the saddest scenes in the whole movie sad seeing Dicks family falling like that.😔
When I was a kid I didn't understand the story but when I got older I find this scene very heartbroken 💔
3:56 - Holy shit, Robin can lift an orb with 200 sticks of TNT with a single hand lmao.
2:07 that girl in th back loves that there are 2 minutes left
Lol good eye 😂
I dnt care what anyone says ..this was the best batman movie along wit batman returns....just so nostalgic ..the storyline the theme music and chris odonnell robin just outstanding...tomy lee jones,jim carrey ,nicole and val kilmer ..amazing cast!!!
Agree.
Any movie can be nostalgic.
👍💯
It's a shame Joel Schumacher made a faithful origin for so many characters, while other directors, the "beloved ones", not even accomplished that.
3:53 So that's why they're called the Flying Graysons. They really can fly.
YTWarrior100 🤣🤣🤣🤣
that was dark 😕 but still funny 😂
YTWarrior100 that's something joker would say
Thato Omphile exactly dark comedy
Thats fucked up...
That's fucked up thats not even funny
The first Robin who became the first Nightwing
0:56 I love the way he said Bring it on.
No matter how bad the movie might've been, I'll never forget this scene
It was shot like a fever dream. Very relatable and terrifying for a kid.
The green robin spandex suit is hot too
*This movie is awesome, no idea what you're talking about.*
I don't know how anyone can say this movie was awful, when they have such strong scenes like this with the Flying Graysons sacrificing themselves to save the people.
1:25 today he would say "there's 2, yes 200 sticks of TNT connected to a WiFi/Bluetooth controlled fuse, linked to this harmless looking phone. You have two minutes. Then I'll call my explosive friend" (sinister laughs)
Val nailed at 2:11 revealing batmans identity not hesitating amazing job
and Bruce Wayne just stands there, watching the other guy plunge to his death.
What else could he do? "I gotcha, I gotcha" They'd still die from the impact, nothing he could have done, Two-Face sadistic bastard rigged this whole thing to happen.
@Evil Scotsman the circus host said they will be performing without the net to make it more suspenseful.
Am I the only one who noticed Tommy Lee Jones holds the mic on the side of his face depending on if it’s Two-Face or Harvey Dent Talking?
1:45 when you're playing C.O.D, mess up a grenade throw, and still manage to kill someone
Whilst the classic comic death for the Graysons has been done well (sabotage by a mafia racket), I prefer this one. It makes the events more dynamic, ties Bruce/Batman into the events, and also shows off the character for the Graysons in that they didn't hesitate to jump in and save the day.
3:03 Look how happy he is when he's eating 😂
The way Bruce and Dick stare at each other when they realize that Dick’s family is gone is just heartbreaking.
Poor Dick Grayson, he tragically lost his family and reminded me of Bruce's parents. 😢
Bruce can definitely feel Robin’s pain right there.
WTF this movie is brilliant. We "see" the death of robin's family via the close up of Bruce's eyes at 4:03. We don't see the bodies at that point, we see something more, the emotions Bruce felt when his parents died. I had no idea how smart the filmmaking in this movie was.
Who else watch this video to see Jim Carrey laugh at 1:44? :)
It looked like he was shown a clip of Thanos snapping his fingers from Avengers: Infinity War
Dude, If I was the director of THE DARK KNIGHT (Sorry Christopher Nolan), I would of done a exact copy of this scene, but put Harvey Dent in the audience, and replace him with The Joker.
Me.
1:08 me at every bad situation
HARVEY!!!!
I !! AM!! BATMAN!!!!
that line will forever be stuck in my head. Lbvs
I hate and love this movie 😂
Jordant Bryant He said it all late when everyone is loud and scared for their lives😂
Guy sat behind Bruce: WAT NIGGA!???
"Harvey! HE'S Batman!"
"Harvey! SHE'S Batman!"
@KyodaiKen1979 Nah, just makes him a fool. Bruce would never reveal himself like that lol
I hate/love this movie too XP On paper, it has more substance than '89 and Returns (I still love them, tho): it's the story of Batman facing a genius who is smart enough to find out his identity and enter the Batcave, Bruce having to face off against an old ally turned evil, finding love with a psychiatrist and looking back at his past and what Batman means to him, and adopts an orphan that he doesn't really want to become a vigilante and commit the same mistakes he made.
...And all of this conceptual gold is dumbed down to the extreme and executed like a Spy Kids movie XP Not to mention even deleting the great scenes that would've made the film better. It's almost as if the studio went "No, stop, that's too SMART, cut that out and put a scene with Dick doing stupid ninja moves with the laundry instead!"
I wish I could just turn my brains off and enjoy an admittedly fun superhero flick with '90s cheese, but I'm really annoyed by films that waste potential.
Edward Nygma becoming overly excited and reacting hysterically to Two Face on the TV as he’s eating popcorn is hilarious.
Jim Carrey could’ve played a more iconic joker than a riddler
No fucking way! You must be stupid kiddo. 😒
I completely agree.... Jim Carrey in 90s did literally every single thing of comedy and dark humor. But they couldn't get him to play The Joker??
@@Izaan2810 His personality doesn’t fit the character! There are 2 iconic Jokers that can’t be outdone and that’s Jack Nicholson and Heath Ledgers versions.
@@elitejackal3439 I completely disagree buddy by far. I respect your opinion but I am not a big fan of Nicholson's joker. Prefer Phoenix by far. Jim actually can play and nail the Joker very well. Personality?? Firstly, There's never a concept of personality in acting at all. Acting itself is constantly changing your personality and Jim has done that a lot later on in his career. Dude is a fantastic and a very very versatile actors and has given incredible dramatic performances as well. I can totally see him play Joker.
@@Izaan2810 Remeber though this is a 90s era movie and Jim Carey stated back then he was extremely excited to play Riddler. There is no one else that could have done better as Riddler. As far as Phoenix’s Joker went, it was very meh to me. Besides it was just was just a back story into his decent into madness through mental illness. So basically long story short, a filler movie that wasn’t needed.
i actually really like the fact that bruce gave up his secret so quickly here.
a true hero sacrifices himself for the greater good, and this is why it works here imo
1:44 Omg that laugh is so fricken priceless!
1:45 Riddler’s laugh gets me every time 😂
I feel the scene could have been pulled off more dramatically and nail-biting if Two-Face (if played by Christopher Walken) teamed with the Joker (Jack Nicholson) had chained Bruce Wayne (if either played by Michael Keaton or Val Kilmer) to the bomb as a means of a test if Batman would come to the rescue, but the Graysons of course save him and get rid of the bomb, but at the cost of their lives where Dick Grayson could only manage to grab Bruce from falling to his death.
Very heartbreaking but yes I agree that would have been much more dramatic.
@@Phoenix-cs9pm Thanks for your response. P.S. Do you think Tommy Lee Jones would have been a great Commissioner Gordon instead?
Yes but half of your cast of characters are dead at this point.
When dick's family members were killed i felt so terrible for him that was so brutal and horrifying to try and save them from a bomb attack knowing that it was already too late smh.Maybe they rest in peace.
O'Donnell was a Great Robin/Dick Grayson. I had no issue with him being 17 or 18ish. My issue was Kilmer was to you to compare O'Donnell. Had Keaton stayed, Keaton and O'Donnell were farther apart in age and it would have worked so much better. And for this movie, Bruce did not adopt Dick, he gave him a place to stay until the got things taken care of. Funny how people are complaint that O'Donnell is to old, and Robin should have been 10 to 15. Burt Ward did not look as young as he was suppose to be. I always took him for being about 18. I believe it was mentioned Dick was 15 in season 1.
Mike 201 he actually did adopt him but Dick decided to stay anyways
I’m pretty positive that Dick was actually 9 years old in the comics when he lost his parents. I think having them as a child would’ve been better because he would’ve been traumatized but at the same time he would’ve gotten closure on his parents death whereas Bruce never did.
That is correct
Burt Ward was 22 when he started playing Dick Grayson
That poor little boy. Losing his parents at such a young age of...30 or so...
Chris was in his mid 20s at the time.
And then Batman adopted a 30 year old
It’s like they wrote the script for the joker to be the villain but switched it to two face in the end
Nah, TLJ was just trying to upstage Carrey. Which is sad cause I bet he would have been a cool two face (even though Harvey Dent/Two Face was played by Billy Dee Williams in the first two movies).
Two Face's escape from Arkham feels like The Joker escaping.
I know this movie is pretty silly and over the top but when I was a little kid this was so damn tragic and sad.
I never noticed as a kid but they are all wearing comic book Robin colors
@0:39 🎙 *LAAADIIIEES AAAAND GIIANTLEMAAAAN* at this time the new management of the circus international invites you to forget this good clean wholesome all-american fun & join us in a celebration of *ABSOLUTE CHAOS* & true *JIUSTAAAACE* 😆
“Some days you just can’t get rid of a bomb!”
They died from taking too much fall damage
You gotta give Two-Face props for having in mind the possibility of one of the people he takes hostage being the superhero he wants to drag out. Most villains when doing that sort of thing never think about that possibility.