The Batmans of the 90s with George Clooney and Val Kilmer | Warner Bros. Entertainment
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- Dive into the George Clooney Batman's with Reinventing a Hero and Batman Unbound! Tasked with creating the next installment of the Batman franchise after Tim Burton, visionary director Joel Schumacher brought a style and humor to the Caped Crusader that polarizes audiences to this day. For DC Tuesdays, join the director and the cast and crew of "Batman Forever" and "Batman And Robin" as they discuss the iconic characters and design that brought the Dark Knight back to blockbuster status.
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Jim Carrey stars as criminal genius, The Riddler, and Tommy LeeJones plays Two Face. Together, these criminal kingpins present a threat that only the Dynamic Duo -- Batman (Val Kilmer) and Robin (Chris O'Donnell) -- can stop. And Academy Award winner Nicole Kidman comes to Gotham as the alluring Dr. Chase Meridian, who may steal the heart of Batman Forever. Based upon Batman characters created by Bob Kane and published by DC Comics.
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• The Batmans of the 90s...
Just rewatched Batman Forever, forgot how interesting and fun this film was. Val Kilmer is severely underrated!!! Batman forever is completely underrated in my opinion. Thank you Joel Schumacher, Rest In Piece!!
Rest in peace, Joel Schumacher.
RIP JOEL SCHUMACHER 😢 🙏
Val is probably the calmest talker I’ve ever heard 😂
This documentary is great because it highlights how great forever could have been and how Batman And Robin was doomed from the start
Still want a Director's Cut
Don’t care what anyone thinks. The batmobile was sweet as a kid, and the sonar suit is still one of the coolest on screen suits. Returns suit is still my favorite.
Can we get the extended cut of Batman Forever? HBO Max?
Wish the dark tone Schumacher was going for Batman Forever didn’t get removed. Val Kilmer’s performance would have been more consistent with the film rather than him being serious and fairly dark only for the film to go back and forth between light and dark. Batman & Robin is too campy for me. While that style worked for Adam West’s Batman, by the 90s people were more interested in a serious take on Batman not so much a new Batman done in a campy way. Studio interference had a lot to do with how Schumacher’s films turned out. Of course that’s not to say Schumacher didn’t have any hand in some of the light hearted nature of those films, but it’s clear from the work he did before and after Batman that he’s more of a dark filmmaker and I wish we would have gotten a dark Schumacher Batman. RIP Joel Schumacher.
Say what yous want, but Jim Carrey rules the 90s.
You have to commend Joel for taking responsibilities for his mistakes. He is just such a nice guy. R.I.P Joel.
I bumped into Joel Schumacher when I was visiting Universal Studios and we were in LA on our way there - I was a child and Forever had just come out and I was of course wearing my Batman shirt. I walked up to him and said that Forever was the best Batman film I had ever seen - he turned to me with a huge smile and said “why thank you little man, I’m so glad you enjoyed it!, that means a lot to me”
"You'd have to be an idiot not to like Jim Carrey."
Although Joel got the reception that he did from people, his visual sense of directing was immaculate. What I loved about his Batman films was how colorful, flamboyant, and most importantly FUN. Please don’t forget he himself could only do what Warner Brothers ALLOWED him to do.
Bob Kane, Bill Finger & Joel Schumacher: In Memoriam.
The duality between Bruce Wayne and Batman was what Batman Forever was all about. I think Val Kilmer for sure explored the psychological aspect to the character. The one thing with Carrey's Nygma is that he did play the eccentric type creator obsessed with riddles, but you still had that Jokeresque performance.
Joel Schumacher was such a genuine, pleasant guy, he is dearly missed.
Batman Forever was the first Batman movie I seen in the cinema, I was six and I still love it.
I had this on VHS and my brother and I watched it so many times. Jim Carrey was the best part. "Caffeine will killa ya!"
Watching this documentary again made me realize where Andy Muchieti was surely inspired for the first appearance of Keaton's Batman Batwing in the next The Flash movie. The way Val Kilmer's batwing is hanging in the batcave is too similar to the way it was shown in the flash trailer, only upside down