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The
above link goes to a 2-disc set that features all four of the
1980s-1990s "Batman" films. Astonishing great quality and a
must-have
for those who love this era of "Batman"!
Batman
Forever (1995): Another well-done Batman film; third in
the series. This time Val Kilmer is Batman. He looks more
like Batman, and his Bruce Wayne is a happier individual than Michael
Keaton's Bruce Wayne. It works, though, because Bruce Wayne IS a
happier person than he was in the first two movies. His parents'
deaths are long avenged, and he's settled into his life as
Batman. I think Val Kilmer should've played Batman in the
following film. He's good at it. It took three films into
the Batman series, but we finally see his legendary sidekick
Robin. Thank goodness! Chris O'Donnell plays Robin and is
much cooler than the classic Robin character of comics, TV, and film,
who is also good but kind of lame. This Robin is his own person,
but definitely Batman's apprentice. It works! The Riddler
and Two-Face are interesting supervillains for this movie. I've
always liked the Riddler character from the comics, but Jim Carrey is
overly annoying most of the time. I never liked the Two-Face
character or Tommy Lee Jones in movies, but this is actually a good
character in this movie. This Two-Face is a bit more colorful and
not as serious as the comic book character. The new Batmobile
they made for this movie is okay, but just not as good-looking as the
Batmobile from the first two movies. Michael Gough is dependable,
though, and once again plays the butler Alfred.
An added comment: Debi Mazar looks too sexy as
Spice! I
like Debi in all her films, and she really makes Spice a funny, funky
character. Take a close look at her wild getup in the picture
below!
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Batman Forever