psychoticmortacarn It fits his character so perfectly. I am surprised there wasn't an official music video with Flaming Lips and Jim Carrey as Riddler.
I just think its made to be like the cartoons that why its awesome (tommy lee jones esp) and also, it does get a little cheesy sometimes. Still awesome!
It's an awesome movie and I know many people don't like it but IDC. The Dark Knight is my favorite Batman movie and Batman Forever as my second favorite.
Unless Wayne Enterprises fingerprints as a part of the hiring process or Nygma had a prior criminal record, who would randomly have his prints on file?
I love this scene so much. The songs melody is childlike yet menacing, like a long forgotten music box, whilst it’s soft, relaxed vocals depict depressing realities and maniacal revenge fantasies. The apartment is lit brightly, but purposely leaves dark, shadowy corners. The unknown, hidden within plain sight. The further in we go, the creepier the imagery, culminating in something hidden deep within - the terrifying fortune teller with its truly disturbing laugh, that Edward then goes on to speak directly to - as though it were alive. Almost like it were a friend who’s in on his plans. I love it all. It captures the term “criminally insane” beautifully. We know everything we need to about the inner workings of Nygma’s mind in one short scene. Cinematic brilliance 👌
Schumacher wasnt so inept as people made him out to be after these movies. This one was certainly lightyears ahead of batman & robin in terms of quality since this one actually had a flair and somewhat better writing
+rusty shackleford Gotham is like a hybrid of certain parts of NYC, New Jersey, Baltimore, Chicago and Philadelphia. With that in mind, a top floor unit like Ed Nygma's lair, even if its an older, slightly rundown building, would be pretty damn expensive, easily $2,000-4,000/month. Especially being near the rail line, and since he's got wall to wall skylights and freaking high ass ceilings - so while he doesn't have a lot of space width wise, like the video shows he's got space length wise and has also built up vertically. New Yorkers and DTLA (Downtown Los Angeles) people would kill for this apartment. Call me crazy but I always wanted to live in a place like this for a while after I saw this scene in the movie as a kid. Not with all that depressing clutter and sad ass "weird loner" interior, but at least IKEA level. Especially if this guy is working as a researcher for Wayne Enterprises. But yeah, all his cash probably went into that immoral prototype of his.
+John Juan Moon That's interesting to me, not knowing a lot about big cities, 'cause to me his apartment being so small, cramped and being close to the railway lines underlines, to me, how poor and isolated he is.
Probably and I'm sure in the fancy and bad ass designed parts of Gotham it was like in the intro scenes but to be honest I doubt Edward wanted a fancy place. He put most of his income into the developing the box and enough to live. That place is in the crappy part of town so I'm sure he got a bargain due to that plus his courage to live there. Not many would live there and I'm sure he was one of the few if the only one who showed an interest in it. Plus you could see some of his mental issues all over the place. He had those Wayne posters and pics with the weird TV's and the Pauly Shore laugh machine. There's no telling what kind of eff'ed up things happened there. One thing I love about this scene was how Joel showed it all off. There was a great deal of work done by the set people and the cinematographer and good for Joel to show their work off.
Probably and I'm sure in the fancy and bad ass designed parts of Gotham it was like in the intro scenes but to be honest I doubt Edward wanted a fancy place. He put most of his income into the developing the box and enough to live. That place is in the crappy part of town so I'm sure he got a bargain due to that plus his courage to live there. Not many would live there and I'm sure he was one of the few if the only one who showed an interest in it. Plus you could see some of his mental issues all over the place. He had those Wayne posters and pics with the weird TV's and the Pauly Shore laugh machine. There's no telling what kind of eff'ed up things happened there. One thing I love about this scene was how Joel showed it all off. There was a great deal of work done by the set people and the cinematographer and good for Joel to show their work off.
Scenes like this start to resonate more as you get older, life hasn't destroyed you yet. As a child, you dream of being the hero. But as you get older, the villains start making more sense.
It's scenes like this that were missing from Batman & Robin where we actually got a look into the lives of the villains. Sure, Forever is cheesy, but at least tried to flesh The Riddler out as a character.
Whatever anyone thinks about the Schumacher movies, no one can doubt how brilliant Barbara Ling's production design was. Gotham looked fucking incredible in BF and B&R. That apartment of Edward's is fucking genius.
Omg I've just realised in each of the original four films the bad guys kill their bosses .The joker killed carl grissom .Catwoman killed max shreck .Riddler killed fred stickley .Poison ivy killed jason woodroe
Edward Nygma was basically an amalgam of Cable Guy, Ace Ventura and the Mask. I like all the nuances to his character. I think his invention caused him to lose his sanity. In this scene he was already delusional and creepy but after adopting his Riddler persona Nygma became more manic and erratic, and highly unstable. It was a result of absorbing brain waves. Remember what happens to him at the end when his invention overloads? His condition worsens to the point where he doesn’t even know who he is anymore. I thought it was tragic because all Edward Nygma wanted was recognition for being a genius.
He may have not gotten his recognition in the movie, but he actually did by two face by himself saying that he’s a genius (him referring to the riddler) now that to me is true love, because they had such a special bond together, always supported one another until the end 💚💜 💕💯and even tho I’m not a gay person at all, never have been nor will I ever be.. Or probably they aren’t either… I lowkey kinda always shipped them together as a couple.
I remember being 9 & going downtown some night to the movies to watch this. This scene is always in my memory because back then the song sucked me in. I always liked batman, always, but Nygmas messed mind and phisical life kind of made jealous, like, maybe being in the other side was as cool.
This is such a perfect Batman villain scene, like they're the kind of psychos that will make costumes in their bedroom and shit. Way creepier than wealthy villains like you have in Marvel movies.
Funny how a 2 minute scene gives so much info and background to a character with no exposition at all. Whoever did the set design for this movie is a genius aswell.
One of the best Batman movies ever watch this as a kid growing up I was 7 when this came out. Childhood memories I'll never forget n the music sets these scene up perfect
Throwback I used to own this movie on VHS i got it for christmas 1995 and I loved it so much. I watched it every friday as soon as I got off of school My friends at school used to be so jealous because they only got to see the movie in theaters🤣
Forever is a very good movie with a dazzling production design and some of the best action scenes in any Batman movie, but this 1 min scene in Edward Nygma’s apartment above the (green) Criss Cross Laundry is simply perfect. That scene is all we need to peer into Edward’s lonely, obsessive life. He has just one line, a question delivered to The Guesser, which is just perfect. Add the whimsical yet dark Flaming Lips song, Bad Days, and you can see Schumacker’s craft. Plus, Jim Carrey is himself a dark, yet maniacal creative genius. This scene manages to transcend the entire movie.
Joaquin Phoenix Joker kind of reminds me of Jim Carrey's Riddler. They are both insane men who are treated like shit at their work, they both live in depressing appartments in a poor Gotham neighbourhood, they're both obsessed over a Wayne, they both visited Wayne Mannor, they were both disappointed by their idols which led them to become criminals...
You know, the Schumacher Batman movies are flawed but as far as the cityscape, it’s cool as hell. The Arkham games did a great job at taking the best elements of all the movies’ aesthetics and managed to blend them seamlessly; the neon of Schumacher, the gothic/Art Deco of Burton, the sleek modern realism of Nolan and held together with the mortar of the animated series’ vibe and acting. Batman Forever is a flawed but very underrated film and a big part of my childhood. It came out at an age when my mind fully absorbed all the imagery and it still has a place in my heart
One interesting thought, in most films the hero is sort of the underdog. But in this it's batman who has the money, the technology, the big house, where as the riddler is the underdog challenger....
Val Kilmer did a much better job then George Clooney and his Batman voice wasn't as annoying as Bale, Keaton still is the gold standard imo, didn't see Ben Affleck take on him
Dis agree but to each his own.Bale was better then Keaton an Kilmer for me because he was better developed.Kilmer wasnt bad but because his best character development scenes were deleted from the finale cut it hurt his performance.He was reduced from all right to ok.Bales Batman works better because he was developed better an we got more into his head an he played the difference between Bruce an Batman better.Keaton did a great job as a goth recluse Batman that stays out of the public eye as Bruce an only goes out into the public when he has to.Clooney was easily the worst Batman as he had no effort into his version.Afflecks Batman is the Dark Knight Returns Batman from that comic an from the Arkham video games.Hes the most bad ass fighting Batman we have had. An has the best Bat voice.
I believe Micheal Keaton was a better Bruce Wayne than Batman. Bale was fine because he had the whole environment to help him. Kilmer looked like Kilmer.... & Clooney just had to have his balls cut off & ask all of us for an apollogy.
There is not comparison between Val Kilmer and George Clooney, Clooney sucked as fuck, whereas Val Kilmer was the another satisfying batman besides Michael keaton
Just recently watched this, and this scene in particular made me realize that this may very well be the best sequence in the whole film. It seems like it should've been much longer and darker.
Same. This scene feels so different to the rest of the movie. So much atmosphere, storytelling and character development going on. Even the music just fits so perfect with what's happening. Seriously how often in a movie do you get to see the bad guys home life like this?
I know this comment is way old but no he was playing the Frank Gorshin Riddler.Only every now an then dose he feel like standered Carry when he said stuff like spank me.Other then that he 99 percent of the time felt like old school Riddler.
Was listening to my spotify weekly discover and there was a song that reminded me of this one. haven’t seen this movie in years and i was about 10% sure this was the where the song i was thinking of was from. i typed in batman forever riddler song, thank god this came up.
![The Flaming Lips - Bad Days [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4YQh_7LYg-g/mqdefault.jpg)
When I was a kid I thought this was the coolest apartment ever.
Tell me about it.
Do you still think that's true because I love it:3
So true lol
I know
I'm 22 and I'd still want an appartment like this
Such a perfect song for this scene. It captures the whimsical yet menacing nature of this Riddler.
True he's just a little ambitious fish in a big violent pond
I'm sorry, but this just might be the best use of licensed music in any movie ever.
psychoticmortacarn It fits his character so perfectly. I am surprised there wasn't an official music video with Flaming Lips and Jim Carrey as Riddler.
:3
@@ajshim :3
A video with the flaming lips and Jim Carrey would have been incredible.
Up there with the use of music in Shrek.
Flaming Lips - Bad days.
It took me 19 years to finally figure out the name of that song.
Not the only one man, i just found the name of this song a few minutes ago.Took me years to figure out the name of this song
Yes! Just finding out now as well haha!
Innes421 You know the internet has been around for a WHILE now, you could have probably looked it up easily on IMDB or just googled it. Sheesh!
Why does it gotta be a riddle someone tell what the name is
right me too just now
I don't care what anyone says this movie is awesome
agreed
I just think its made to be like the cartoons that why its awesome (tommy lee jones esp) and also, it does get a little cheesy sometimes. Still awesome!
It's an awesome movie and I know many people don't like it but IDC. The Dark Knight is my favorite Batman movie and Batman Forever as my second favorite.
the ray wood yep I agree
At least it’s not Batman and Robin
As an adult, I have found a new appreciation for this movie. The more times I watch it, the more I realize how great of a Batman movie it is.
I love how he left his fingerprints all over that riddle card he made and then left it to the home of the world's greatest detective.
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HAHA I was thinking about that!
Unless Wayne Enterprises fingerprints as a part of the hiring process or Nygma had a prior criminal record, who would randomly have his prints on file?
@uploadvidz4490 Hospital birth records.
Let's not forget Nygma is nuts. He might have even burned his fingerprints off.
He was wearing gloves
I love this scene so much.
The songs melody is childlike yet menacing, like a long forgotten music box, whilst it’s soft, relaxed vocals depict depressing realities and maniacal revenge fantasies.
The apartment is lit brightly, but purposely leaves dark, shadowy corners. The unknown, hidden within plain sight.
The further in we go, the creepier the imagery, culminating in something hidden deep within - the terrifying fortune teller with its truly disturbing laugh, that Edward then goes on to speak directly to - as though it were alive. Almost like it were a friend who’s in on his plans.
I love it all. It captures the term “criminally insane” beautifully.
We know everything we need to about the inner workings of Nygma’s mind in one short scene.
Cinematic brilliance 👌
Schumacher wasnt so inept as people made him out to be after these movies. This one was certainly lightyears ahead of batman & robin in terms of quality since this one actually had a flair and somewhat better writing
His apartment is both depressing and cozy at the same time. Rent must be really expensive in Gotham.
+rusty shackleford Gotham is like a hybrid of certain parts of NYC, New Jersey, Baltimore, Chicago and Philadelphia. With that in mind, a top floor unit like Ed Nygma's lair, even if its an older, slightly rundown building, would be pretty damn expensive, easily $2,000-4,000/month. Especially being near the rail line, and since he's got wall to wall skylights and freaking high ass ceilings - so while he doesn't have a lot of space width wise, like the video shows he's got space length wise and has also built up vertically. New Yorkers and DTLA (Downtown Los Angeles) people would kill for this apartment.
Call me crazy but I always wanted to live in a place like this for a while after I saw this scene in the movie as a kid. Not with all that depressing clutter and sad ass "weird loner" interior, but at least IKEA level. Especially if this guy is working as a researcher for Wayne Enterprises. But yeah, all his cash probably went into that immoral prototype of his.
+John Juan Moon That's interesting to me, not knowing a lot about big cities, 'cause to me his apartment being so small, cramped and being close to the railway lines underlines, to me, how poor and isolated he is.
Probably and I'm sure in the fancy and bad ass designed parts of Gotham it was like in the intro scenes but to be honest I doubt Edward wanted a fancy place. He put most of his income into the developing the box and enough to live. That place is in the crappy part of town so I'm sure he got a bargain due to that plus his courage to live there. Not many would live there and I'm sure he was one of the few if the only one who showed an interest in it.
Plus you could see some of his mental issues all over the place. He had those Wayne posters and pics with the weird TV's and the Pauly Shore laugh machine. There's no telling what kind of eff'ed up things happened there.
One thing I love about this scene was how Joel showed it all off. There was a great deal of work done by the set people and the cinematographer and good for Joel to show their work off.
Probably and I'm sure in the fancy and bad ass designed parts of Gotham it was like in the intro scenes but to be honest I doubt Edward wanted a fancy place. He put most of his income into the developing the box and enough to live. That place is in the crappy part of town so I'm sure he got a bargain due to that plus his courage to live there. Not many would live there and I'm sure he was one of the few if the only one who showed an interest in it.
Plus you could see some of his mental issues all over the place. He had those Wayne posters and pics with the weird TV's and the Pauly Shore laugh machine. There's no telling what kind of eff'ed up things happened there.
One thing I love about this scene was how Joel showed it all off. There was a great deal of work done by the set people and the cinematographer and good for Joel to show their work off.
Gotham is the kind of city where if you see an epileptic having a seizure in a bathtub, you throw in your dirty laundry. its a total shitshow
After a long and bad day in the work. I watch this video many times
Pablo Nataniel FANTASTIC
Scenes like this start to resonate more as you get older, life hasn't destroyed you yet.
As a child, you dream of being the hero. But as you get older, the villains start making more sense.
@@NeoJiNeTiK Lol true
I watched this as a kid between 2004-2009. Everytime I watch this. it gives me chills and warm in my heart. Love this movie
Same bro
This is by far the best scene in this whole movie
Damn Skippy
Yep
Then the movie can't be that good.
@@StratsRUs as a 11-13 kid it's fine. Other than that your correct
"Guess what I did today."
Wasp Was quoting what Nigma says. :)
Wasp ehhh hehehehehh heeehh
@@UnknownUser-cn7kd Masturbate to thoughts of Bruce Wayne.
Killed Your Boss From Wayne Enterprise?
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That riddler figure in the box laughing was creepy as hell! Lol
Agreed.
More than the laughing riddler bobble head at his desk?
As a kid, oddly, I found it comforting!
@@bamarine247 He's creepy too lol
He remind me of the Mad scientist from robot chicken
I'm OCD. The way he was able to stick that riddle perfectly level with equal space between bars was so magnificently satisfying.
It was slightly off
@@steveguse4481 no it wasn’t
@@bluecorp8557 About a centimeter.
It's scenes like this that were missing from Batman & Robin where we actually got a look into the lives of the villains. Sure, Forever is cheesy, but at least tried to flesh The Riddler out as a character.
At least hes not wearing fluffy slippers.
We actually got those scenes with Mr Freeze and his wife scenes. Also Poison Ivy scenes before her transformation
Jim Carey saved this movie from becoming what followed
this is one of my favorite scenes in all cinema history. i don't know why...it just is.
Whatever anyone thinks about the Schumacher movies, no one can doubt how brilliant Barbara Ling's production design was. Gotham looked fucking incredible in BF and B&R. That apartment of Edward's is fucking genius.
Batman forever has a bunch of fans but every one hates Batman an Robin.
say what u want about the movie but that scene was legit
Great scene and awesome song. Jim Carrey was the best thing about the movie imo
I thought Val was a great Bruce Wayne
@@LukeLovesRose he was ok
@@LukeLovesRose well then again ...I could be wrong ....since I super high expectations after val's unforgettable acting in tombstone
0:39
“You hate your boss at your job……”
Edward: (After killing his boss at his job) Guess what I did today?
Nice touch!
Never noticed that until you pointed it out
Excellent observation
Omg I've just realised in each of the original four films the bad guys kill their bosses
.The joker killed carl grissom
.Catwoman killed max shreck
.Riddler killed fred stickley
.Poison ivy killed jason woodroe
Good catch. Clever.
Odi il tuo capo sul posto di lavoro ma nei tuoi sogni puoi fargli saltare la testa..
I love Jim Carey I love the Riddler and now I love that song pretty awesome combination
Edward Nygma was basically an amalgam of Cable Guy, Ace Ventura and the Mask. I like all the nuances to his character. I think his invention caused him to lose his sanity. In this scene he was already delusional and creepy but after adopting his Riddler persona Nygma became more manic and erratic, and highly unstable. It was a result of absorbing brain waves. Remember what happens to him at the end when his invention overloads? His condition worsens to the point where he doesn’t even know who he is anymore. I thought it was tragic because all Edward Nygma wanted was recognition for being a genius.
Towards the end, when he questions Dr. Chase, “Batman, you say? Coming for you.”, he was in Grinch mode
@@mtd1089The Grinch was'nt out yet
He may have not gotten his recognition in the movie, but he actually did by two face by himself saying that he’s a genius (him referring to the riddler) now that to me is true love, because they had such a special bond together, always supported one another until the end 💚💜 💕💯and even tho I’m not a gay person at all, never have been nor will I ever be.. Or probably they aren’t either… I lowkey kinda always shipped them together as a couple.
Yeah they’re a good couple. Especially in the 1st Lego Batman game.
I like how Riddler basically plagiarized his costume and gimmick from that fortune telling Machine.
That he probably made himself
I like to think all the Riddler merch was a product line he was already designing as a hobby before adopting the identity himself
Everything's plagiarized
IMO Jim Carrey played a better Edward Nygma than Riddler.
He was very different in Eternsl Sunshine Of A Spotless Mind. And really good as well.
@DCH13000
Also in The Majestic and Man On The Moon.
I remember being 9 & going downtown some night to the movies to watch this. This scene is always in my memory because back then the song sucked me in. I always liked batman, always, but Nygmas messed mind and phisical life kind of made jealous, like, maybe being in the other side was as cool.
Love his pad.
5/5.
I remember we saw this movie at the dollar cinema, then right after we left my dad went to Albertsons to buy it lmao ... Good times!
Watched this on VHS as a kid 98' maybe or 97, had to rewind it on tape with the button haha omg I will never forget
This movie is badass, I also love this song Everytime it comes on💯 🦇
Had the vhs of that movie when I was a kid. Watched like hundreds of times. Pretty nostalgic.
This is such a perfect Batman villain scene, like they're the kind of psychos that will make costumes in their bedroom and shit.
Way creepier than wealthy villains like you have in Marvel movies.
That's very true
you know that dc won't pay you for talkig shit about the other companie right?
@@odeiofunkdeputariarum851 People are allowed to have an opinion, not everything is a battle
Ivan Vanko, Helmut Zemo, Kaecilius, Vulture, etc weren't wealthy.
Also, Lex Luthor is wealthy.
@@odeiofunkdeputariarum851 you're pretty pathetic and dumb, probably still live at home with mother?.......
Funny how a 2 minute scene gives so much info and background to a character with no exposition at all. Whoever did the set design for this movie is a genius aswell.
God I love this underrated movie!
One of the best Batman movies ever watch this as a kid growing up I was 7 when this came out. Childhood memories I'll never forget n the music sets these scene up perfect
Same here I was 7, this scene brings back fond memories.
one of the worst batman movies you're just addicted to nostalgia the bad old cringe movie
Excellent movie
Bring Jack Nicholson, Michael Keaton & Jim Carrey back!
Iconic.
First time Jim Carrey plays a villain second time is on the cable guy
Crystal Champion and then he played dr. Eggman in sonic the hedgehog
@@alecvenom4311 no, then he played the Grinch, then Count Olaf and then Robotnik.
Man I wish I could've been born in the 80's so I can grow up watching Jim Carrey.
It was awesome
The Riddler in the video games is quite similar to Carrey's Riddler
This is the best Batman movie ever made I love Jim Carrey and Chris O'Donnell
Throwback I used to own this movie on VHS i got it for christmas 1995 and I loved it so much. I watched it every friday as soon as I got off of school My friends at school used to be so jealous because they only got to see the movie in theaters🤣
this minute and a half literally had more riddler depth than the new 3 hour batman movie.
Wydm 🤓🤓👆👆
@@user-ho1jz1xk4g wtfym 🤡🤡👆👆🖕
Please do not lies
@user-ho1jz1xk4g can you read/write english?
Love this scene
From Edward to riddler this scene sums up the transition from mild threat to villain 🦹♀️
You hate the boss at your job, but in your dreams you can blow his head off. In your dreams show no mercy
it's called "Bad Days (orally excited version) by The Flaming Lips.. it's on their album "Cloud Tastes Metallic"
I always loved this scene as a kid and I'm kind of delighted that the only version of it on UA-cam is a 4:3 240p upload from 2006.
Forever is a very good movie with a dazzling production design and some of the best action scenes in any Batman movie, but this 1 min scene in Edward Nygma’s apartment above the (green) Criss Cross Laundry is simply perfect. That scene is all we need to peer into Edward’s lonely, obsessive life. He has just one line, a question delivered to The Guesser, which is just perfect. Add the whimsical yet dark Flaming Lips song, Bad Days, and you can see Schumacker’s craft. Plus, Jim Carrey is himself a dark, yet maniacal creative genius. This scene manages to transcend the entire movie.
1:07 technically Edward is at the spot where Bruce met Joker
wow epic True lol
Joaquin Phoenix Joker kind of reminds me of Jim Carrey's Riddler. They are both insane men who are treated like shit at their work, they both live in depressing appartments in a poor Gotham neighbourhood, they're both obsessed over a Wayne, they both visited Wayne Mannor, they were both disappointed by their idols which led them to become criminals...
what a song!, not my cup of tea, but way mid-90s. the Riddler's question mark is beautifully stylized
Love this scene.
I loved this movie
So much Nostalgia
"Guess what i did today"
You killed your boss you maniac
“Guess what I did today” with this song playing is actually pretty damn DARK
The 1st time i saw this as a young boy i immediately fell in love with the song.
I Always enjoy this film. The riddler was brilliant
it’s like an apartment/some’s closet 😂😂 i love it
You know, the Schumacher Batman movies are flawed but as far as the cityscape, it’s cool as hell. The Arkham games did a great job at taking the best elements of all the movies’ aesthetics and managed to blend them seamlessly; the neon of Schumacher, the gothic/Art Deco of Burton, the sleek modern realism of Nolan and held together with the mortar of the animated series’ vibe and acting. Batman Forever is a flawed but very underrated film and a big part of my childhood. It came out at an age when my mind fully absorbed all the imagery and it still has a place in my heart
Underrated performance imo
this song explands my life
I love the song Bad Days.
Had this soundtrack as a kid, always liked this song, but took me 10 years until I discovered the rest of the Flaming Lips music and became a fan.
I just love that song....It is so COOL!
I still have this movie
The riddler can get 70 miles to the gallon on that hog
Justin Hopper Just when I think you couldn't possibly be any dumber, you go and do something like this... and TOTALLY REDEEM YOURSELF!
Got room for one more if you still wanna go to Aspen......
This Comment Section has a Rapist's Witt!!!!
Wow look at the butt on that..... yah he must work out
I’m talking about a little place called ...Aaaaspen!
One interesting thought, in most films the hero is sort of the underdog. But in this it's batman who has the money, the technology, the big house, where as the riddler is the underdog challenger....
This scene introduced me to the flaming lips! I fucking loved this song as a kid.
Val Kilmer did a much better job then George Clooney and his Batman voice wasn't as annoying as Bale, Keaton still is the gold standard imo, didn't see Ben Affleck take on him
Dis agree but to each his own.Bale was better then Keaton an Kilmer for me because he was better developed.Kilmer wasnt bad but because his best character development scenes were deleted from the finale cut it hurt his performance.He was reduced from all right to ok.Bales Batman works better because he was developed better an we got more into his head an he played the difference between Bruce an Batman better.Keaton did a great job as a goth recluse Batman that stays out of the public eye as Bruce an only goes out into the public when he has to.Clooney was easily the worst Batman as he had no effort into his version.Afflecks Batman is the Dark Knight Returns Batman from that comic an from the Arkham video games.Hes the most bad ass fighting Batman we have had. An has the best Bat voice.
Actually i really like Kilmers voice....
I believe Micheal Keaton was a better Bruce Wayne than Batman. Bale was fine because he had the whole environment to help him. Kilmer looked like Kilmer.... & Clooney just had to have his balls cut off & ask all of us for an apollogy.
There is not comparison between Val Kilmer and George Clooney, Clooney sucked as fuck, whereas Val Kilmer was the another satisfying batman besides Michael keaton
Keaton still #1
This is the best scene!
I loved the Jim Carrey Riddler, best
This is the real music video for this song 😍
I always found the way he attached the green envelope to be very satisfying. Lol
I liked this movie and Val Kilmer's performance as batman as a kid.
Just recently watched this, and this scene in particular made me realize that this may very well be the best sequence in the whole film. It seems like it should've been much longer and darker.
Same. This scene feels so different to the rest of the movie. So much atmosphere, storytelling and character development going on. Even the music just fits so perfect with what's happening. Seriously how often in a movie do you get to see the bad guys home life like this?
God this scene is so fucking perfect, as is the whole film on that note tbh, lol.
He's adorable actually
If anyone is looking for this song its "The Flaming Lips - Bad Days"
Edward is cute here..in The Batman 2022 hes terrifying
I just realized the Riddler is dressed like Sam Kinison here. Kind of a nice homage by Jim.
That's not Edward Nygma/The Riddler, it's just Jim Carrey being Jim Carrey.
I know this comment is way old but no he was playing the Frank Gorshin Riddler.Only every now an then dose he feel like standered Carry when he said stuff like spank me.Other then that he 99 percent of the time felt like old school Riddler.
0:57-1:35 looked like it could’ve been a post credit scene from Batman Returns
Leaving him a letter. He sure showed him ✉
Holy shit. 27 years later and I just now realized this was The Flaming Lips.
beautifull songs!...bellissima canzone...
Was listening to my spotify weekly discover and there was a song that reminded me of this one. haven’t seen this movie in years and i was about 10% sure this was the where the song i was thinking of was from. i typed in batman forever riddler song, thank god this came up.
I honestly always found jim carreys riddler really creepy
And that’s how I found out who the flaming lips were at 7 years lol
Thank you 💝
Best and only Riddler Jim Carrey did a great job you can see how Young he was as well
Mood af
In your dreams show no mercy.........
M'mkay, Freddy Krueger!
Jim Carey was an awesome riddler.
No
@user-ho1jzYes1xk4g Yes
@@user-ho1jz1xk4g Yes! He made me laugh. I can't always make myself stop.
Love this
Favorite part of the movie I have always day dream of a cozy studio like this with a scent of sandalwood and microwave brownies.
I love it 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Super film😍👌🦇
absolutely best scene, the best combination of music & Jim Carrey actor art (Flaming Lips - Bad days)