Drew Wonder
Superstar
maybe its because this was the first bat flick I saw in theaters and I loved it as a kid, but I honestly don't think its as terrible as most people seem to think it is
it had the best fight scenes of the Burton/Schumacher films, Kilmer was good as Bruce Wayne, the Robin origin story was handled well, Nicole Kidman was looking
(probably the only movie where I found her sexy), visuals are dope, and the soundtrack is great (Kiss From a Rose is a classic)
yes, two face and the riddler were way over the top and it had a lot of campy/corny shyt, but I see what Schumacher was doing here. he was pretty much trying to make a comic book movie in the truest sense, and it was a direct reference to the Batman era that wasn't gritty and dark but more campy and over the top.
I think Schumacher was trying to strike the balance between the gritty Batman established by Burton and a more kid friendly version that Warner Brothers wanted. he did a decent job with Forever, it's Batman & Robin where he went crazy. If B&R never dropped I think more people would appreciate Batman Forever
also, the scenes WB made Schumacher cut were dope. much darker than the studio version and it would've added a lot more depth to the film
it had the best fight scenes of the Burton/Schumacher films, Kilmer was good as Bruce Wayne, the Robin origin story was handled well, Nicole Kidman was looking

yes, two face and the riddler were way over the top and it had a lot of campy/corny shyt, but I see what Schumacher was doing here. he was pretty much trying to make a comic book movie in the truest sense, and it was a direct reference to the Batman era that wasn't gritty and dark but more campy and over the top.
I think Schumacher was trying to strike the balance between the gritty Batman established by Burton and a more kid friendly version that Warner Brothers wanted. he did a decent job with Forever, it's Batman & Robin where he went crazy. If B&R never dropped I think more people would appreciate Batman Forever
also, the scenes WB made Schumacher cut were dope. much darker than the studio version and it would've added a lot more depth to the film
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