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Written by: Akiva Goldsman, Janet Scott Batchler, Lee Batchler Music: Elliot Goldenthal Producer: Tim Burton Year: 1995 Starring: Val Kilmer - Batman / Bruce Wayne Tommy Lee Jones - Harvey "Two Faces" Dent Jim Carrey - Edward Nygma / Chris Riddler O'Donnell - Dick Grayson / Robin Nicole Kidman - Chase Meridian
The Dark Knight has already won a crazy Joker escaped the charms of charming Women Kota, thwarted demonic Penguin ... However in 1995. Awaited him the most difficult task - to deal with excessive expectations Warner Bros. and the power of commercialism ...
Gotham once again need help Batman - this time the city is terrorized by former District Attorney Harvey Dent, who as a result of an accident haunted (funny?) Disfigured half his face and a split personality. What is interesting in the "Batman" actor who plays Dent is a black man, while appearing in "Forever" Tommy Lee Jones is hardly a black ... Apart from this detail come to his motivation bathroom cabinet - he wants to kill Batman. Ambitiously. To raise funds playing in the common thefts. Super. To further complicate life Bat Man appears in a burning vengeance Riddler, who speaks little bathroom cabinet sophisticated humor and puzzles that would solve an average of brainy chimpanzee ... no luck on their allies in gaining Batman bathroom cabinet character played by Nicole Kidman Dr. Chase Meridian (crush on him the pointed ears psychologist) and parents wanting to avenge the ex-acrobat Robin. All this creates a treacly, polukrowaną tell-tale, which does not involve the viewer at a level other than, possibly, artistic.
"Batman Forever" brought changes not only in the field of directing and storytelling, but also actors. In the role of Bruce Wayne / Batman, this time played by Val Kilmer - actor well built and physically fit, but devoid of any distinctive for Keaton darkness lurking in the eyes. While well Kilmer came in already in the role of Wayne, it's Batman leaves much to be desired. It is no longer a night sinister spirit, has become much more "public", devoid of distinctive, hoarse voice and aura of mystery.
Joel Schumacher Batman decided to help the helper - Robin. I have to admit that, despite my aversion to this form (as a hero comics), it plays by Chris O'Donnell was perhaps the most charismatic actor in this film. Of course, this does not mean a particularly prominent role, but distinguished itself from other characters. Rebellious Dick Grayson is surly and malicious, but on the other hand, introverted and seeking opportunities for revenge.
Nicole Kidman is another "lady in distress", the fact that the "Forever" instead of giving a shout for help cliches about the human psyche and flexing charms Bruce Wayne once before and once before his "dark" alter ego.
Time for hard work, or antagonists Batman. At the beginning let's look at the Two faces played by Tommy Lee Jones. I really like this actor, but his character in "Batman Forever" is so idiotic that as much as I do not know where to start ... In the comic book character Harvey Dent was torn between the desire for justice and the sick, psychopathic murderer nature - believed only blind fate is impartial and fair and led to some convoluted code. However, in this film the character is painfully simple, not having any deeper motivation, in addition, his behavior resembles the Joker average udolną tracing paper with "Batman". Bouncing, laughing and joking, pretending duality is of great importance for him, which in practice is reflected by the fact that he likes to eat once a souffle, and once bloody steak ...
The second bathroom cabinet or "bad" bathroom cabinet is here, Edward Nygma called Riddler - the hero in theory, extremely intelligent, tossing Batman intricate puzzles whose solution will allow defender of Gotham prevent further crimes. And how is it in practice? Well, Riddler plays Jim Carrey, the actor who feels best in comedies and this, unfortunately, you see. The Riddler is presented here as ridiculous as The Two Faces, his "brilliant" mind allows him (besides creating puzzles for the Titans intellect) to create a device with which it can take over knowledge and memories of other people ... I know that I have written about the plot, but it is so ridiculous that I could not resist.
Actors who also appeared in previous parts of the series are playing Alfred, bathroom cabinet Michael Gough (holding as high as earlier level of play) and incorporating a Commissioner Gordon Pat Hingle, who also this time has been treated with neglect.
What constituted perhaps the greatest strength of the previous adventures of Batman was amazing, grotesque, dark atmosphere of heightened further by numerous bathroom cabinet references to various aspects of culture. Joel Schumacher Gotham presented as equal