Tommy Lee Jones and Jim Carrey continue the tradition of absolutely fantastic villain performances in Batman films, stealing the show as Two-Face and the Riddler.
Overall, Batman Forever might not be as great as its predecessors, but there’s still some fun to be had. Regrettably, Robin’s story arc gets lost in the mix, resulting in an underdeveloped and mostly missed opportunity.
Sadly, the ensuing romantic sub-plot feels unbelievable and repetitive, due both to a lack of chemistry and the film’s overall goofy tone.īatman Forever also debuts the fan-favorite sidekick Robin (Chris O’Donnell), who brings a bit of levity to the experience. Chase Meridian (Nicole Kidman), a psychologist staying in Gotham to study Two-Face’s actions. Bruce Wayne is introduced to yet another blonde-haired love interest, Dr. In addition to the climactic encounters between Batman and Gotham’s latest villains, Batman Forever takes a bit of time to expand out the existing world and lore. When you combine the eccentric visuals with the extremely chaotic camerawork, some sequences simply become unpleasant to watch. Shots are often shaky or filmed with a skewed camera angle, which makes the viewing experience disorientating. Unfortunately, the film in general is plagued with bad editing, including far too many cuts during action scenes. Action is often bombastic and highly cartoon-like, resulting in some truly ridiculous moments. This comic style is further enforced by the wacky costumes, which work to mixed degrees of success.
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