Why Can't I Kill You?

Too many questions

[@RealScaryTok]

maybe in time people will realize how classic this line was...

[@spectre111]

This Riddler is driven by this need to prove he is smarter, that he is his superior. Here is how it ends, all his schemes ended, his fortress wrecked his weapons exhausted and Batman stands triumphant.

[@RHProductionsII]

every time I get to something without having any answers and just questions pile up.. this scene pops like a cork in my head..

[@HauntedHeroine138]

Me too.

[@doomwinterxglitchgamer]

when the cyberdemon fails to kill the slayer

[@reachforacreech]

this movie could have been epic if it wasnt for the director

[@Timesmanify]

Oh shut up, it was a great movie. You just don't want to admit it.

[@reckszkingzactivitiesrkat.4134]

Throwback scene 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@corey-bird3489]

My favorite Batman movie

[@corey-bird3489]

“You’re as blind as a bat!” is epic

[@reckszkingzactivitiesrkat.4134]

@@corey-bird3489
Right 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@NotYetFound]

Or how EPIC!!! This scene, to me, was very dark for this era of Batman films. Jim Carrey's Riddler could easily fit into the Dark Knight era.

[@RealScaryTok]

YES! Him or Johnny Depp

[@Gandtroth]

Alan Greenspan be like 0:09

[@reignenshados5995]

becasuse his name before batman was detective comic man and it was bizarre like the 60s thresholded in the 30s that his get up was a bat

[@reignenshados5995]

see the 60s stole from the 30s in its initial creation from the detective comics which is the comic that created the character "the batman" which was Bruce Wayne the ultimate detective AND the 80s stole the same idea which is why 1989 is a serious horror depiction of the 60s batmanish type of idea because the 30s was both of those ideas in one a whacky horrorish crime detective shit and yes it had hypno swirls and shit in the 30s