The long-awaited and highly anticipated “Schumacher Cut” of 1995’s Batman Forever got a disappointing update courtesy of ...

A controversial film upon its release, Joel Schumacher’s Batman Foreverrepresented the end of an era for a particular take on the Dark Knight’s villains. Despite some tonal similarities, the ...

Batman Forever' might not be a perfect movie, but it is much better than people give it credit for, offering some good ...

Sure, it's campy, but West's Batman is an eternal optimist who knows how to throw a punch and has a mind sharper than a ...

Paul Dano's costume as Edward Nashton's Riddler in The Batman shared a huge similarity with a 30-year-old Batman villain.

Jim Carrey somehow released five films in 18 months between the start of 1994 and the end of 1995, with Batman Forever sandwiched somewhere between Dumb And Dumber and Ace Ventura 2.

In Batman Forever, Val Kilmer’s portrayal of the Caped Crusader, paired with the film’s flashy style, eccentric villains, and vibrant visuals, mirrors the excesses and boldness of 1990s Hollywood.

The villains are equipped with a dehydrating device that turns people to dust. The campy ‘60s film was significantly lighter in tone compared to the gritty Batman of today.

Holy double anniversary, Batman! Two Dark Knight features are celebrating milestone dates this week, as 1995’s Batman Forever hits the big 3-0, while 2005’s Batman Begins turns one year shy of ...

The actor took only one turn in the famous batsuit. That film, “Batman Forever,” couldn’t be a more representative artifact of its era.

Kilmer’s Batman also benefited from memorable villains in Batman Forever. With Jim Carrey as the Riddler and Tommy Lee Jones as Two-Face, Kilmer’s Batman was forced to confront over-the-top ...