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1951

Directed by:Joel Schumacher

All special and visual effects, courtesy of Pacific Data Images,Rhythm & Hues Studios and Cinesite

1951

Directed by:Joel Schumacher

5:22 😂

@@jordanjabroni got it, sorry. Are you uploading it on RUclips?

@@thestarkknightreturns ... you're joking, right?

@@jordanjabroniWhere are you going to upload your extended edition of Batman Forever(1995)?

@@MinddKidzag Major praise from you!

@@jordanjabroniThere’s going to be an extended edition of Batman Forever(1995)?! Coming June, ‘25?!

@@jimmymccartney2049 My fan edit, yes.

@@jordanjabroni Awesome!! Can it be done?

@@jimmymccartney2049 Check this channel for more clips.

@@filmdirt Thanks for the kind words! We get the shot that clearly establishes that it's a hearing aid, so I don't think it's confusing as to what's happening. For me at least, it plays funnier with the guard just being like 'Hey!' - it gets rid of the goofy exposition line, it sells the panic of the guard better, it makes Batman's delivery snappier - it just comes off as funnier and better paced to me!

@@jordanjabroni Yeah I see what you mean, the HEY probably needs to be delayed so its closer to Batmans line, but I prefered the 1 goofy line he gets!

@@TruDis01 The voice over needs to be there for the audience to get what's written in the journal. The movie is building towards Bruce remembering the first half - 'Bruce wants to see a movie tonight' - for him to later discover that Thomas and Martha wanted to go out to see Zorro, whereas Bruce wanted to watch a cartoon at home. The workprint shown by Kevin Smith has Val Kilmer doing the voice over, but I felt it worked better having Thomas' voice seeing as, in this footage at least, Val isn't physically speaking the lines.

@@evanzaremba4722 No. I adore the Goldenthal score & I have tried to embolden it with unused work from his Batman movies, as well as cuts from Alien³, Demolition Man & Interview with the Vampire. I used Elfman's Batman 1989 finale in my ending as it directly recalls the ending of Burton's movie, but that's all. Outside of the ending, it's all Goldenthal.

@@jordanjabroni You do that, but the other fanedit of Batman Forever does have Elfman's work from the first two Batman films and Pee-Wee's Big Adventure. And if I done a Forever fan edit, I would use the scores from the first three that Elfman and Goldenthal. But great work though.

Really it's him.

@@victorcippitelli2242 Thank you!

@@AwesomeSauceRadio My fanedit will be available June 2025.

Agree but come on is very common in the superhero genre that, after a lot of colateral, the people and the media starts to turn against the hero, just the same complaints and blinded of the good actions. Believe me, after he stops Riddler and Two Face, they will appreciate him again.

They already released Superman II Donner Cut in 4K

@@ardenaudreyarji I know but I own it on Blu Ray

@@GrandJediMaster7860 I dropped it because Batman looks absolutely shocked and scared - something he shouldn't be looking like 😂

@@jordanjabroni I thought it was Kilmer just pouting - and then I watched the scene again (as it originally was) - I guess you're right about that shot!

That was a nice surprise difference. This edit works a lot better without that insert shock shot of Kilmer. 😊

I don’t think having Danny Elfman’s music would be a good idea (ik this may sound biased as I’m a Burton Batman purist) but Forever and Batman and Robin should be kept in their own canon as they are effectively a reboot. One more thing, Elliot Goldenthal did the score not Jerry Goldsmith. Jerry would’ve done a much better job :)

@@Joshuadmathews Hi! Thanks for your comment. While I've trimmed or muted some of the ad libs and noises for effect, the fact is that those villain sounds and the cartoon effects are intricately woven throughout Forever's DNA. They give the movie that dark, twisted version of a Saturday morning cartoon vibe and I wouldn't seek to change that. Also, Goldenthal's score absolutely slaps so I'm not taking that out. I added Elfman's finale before the end credits, which you can see on my channel, but then replaced the end credits music with a long suite by Goldenthal. I love his score so much.

@@demonblooddrinker7671 I adore Eliot Goldenthal's score for this movie!

​@@demonblooddrinker7671 It's not a reboot. There is a scene where Bruce tells Dick that once you make the kill, then this pain just doesn't die, it only grows. So, you run out into the night to find another face, and another, and another until one terrible morning you wake up and realize that revenge has become your whole life. Dick responds with "Your family wasn't killed by a maniac" and Bruce retorts with "Yes, they were". The killer looks *very* similar to Jack Napier from '89. Same Alfred, same Gordon, a deleted plot point from the script about the citizens wanting Batman to retire for murdering the Joker, Penguin, Mooks, and Catwoman. Chase's sly comment about skin tight vinyl and a whip. You know who that character is who famously wears this. Two-Face's remark about Batman "being a killer too!" is from a deleted scene. Bruce mentions he hasn't had much luck with women, and that he's "never been in love before" to Alfred. The novelization mentions Harvey restoring Batman's reputation after "Returns" and the Red Triangle Gang from said movie. The fifth unmade movie "Batman: Triumphant" would have had Jack Nicholson return alongside, Michele Pfeiffer's Catwoman, TLJ Two-Face, Jim Carrey's Riddler. It would have been much darker than "Batman & Robin". But, the separate universes thing is true with what happens since the Keaton films and Clooney films are part of their own continuity.

@@Weirdman20 so effectively you’re not actually saying anything I wasn’t and the films are in a separate canon than the Keaton films!

@@GrandJediMaster7860 Thank you! Alas, while I hold out hope for #ReleaseTheSchumacherCut to be fully realised one day, I have little faith in the studio to pull something together. So, like other fan editors before me, I've taken matters into my own hands. While Forever has been revisited and reworked by fans before - and likely will again in the future - I hope that my edit will really deliver.

@@jordanjabroni no worries - you're doing a phenomenal job. I guess you're right about WB/the studio. I still haven't seen any Batman Forever fan edits tbh. I have seen two Star Wars ones.... Star Wars Revisited and The Empire Strikes Back Revisited by fan editor, Adywan

@@thegsk ...what?

@@or2130 I'm still tinkering with the 30th Anniversary grading plans. My initial idea was to do a subtly more 'filmic' regrade as seen in these videos alongside a grade that is more akin to the three 35mm trailers available on RUclips. However, on my latest draft I am continuing to experiment with the colour choices. I will post an update and comparison video if I double down on changes. I will not be releasing regrades of the theatrical cut.

@@patrickbateman5403 😉😉😉

it do3s

@@glennwelsh9784 The comic book adaption is great, but the actual novelization by Peter David is INCREDIBLE. You were reading good as a kid!

@@TheDarkKnightWhoEdits_YT Drop me a message on Twitter (@jordanjabroni) !

@@mrcrazyinstinct5822 I can't release this on physical media as I am not Warner Bros. - but thanks for the kind words my friend!

@@stefanopedolazzi2310 Hello! This track is two variations of 'Batflight' from Batman & Robin, which begins exactly like 'Capsule' from Forever - making it perfect for this scene. It's from the scene where our heroes chase the Freezemobile and drive along the giant statue's arm. The first track used is from the cancelled 1997 score album (which can be found here - ruclips.net/video/1YfwI3aI-fc/видео.htmlsi=jdxjI6jJP_UCZXVZ) and the second track (which kicks in as the Batmobile comes speeding towards the camera in the tunnel) is a variation of 'Batflight' from the rare recording sessions of B&R.

@@jordanjabroni Thanks! Fits perfectly! Can't wait to see your edit

@@michaelnemo7629 I love it, personally. It adds to the idea that public perception of Batman is slipping, that the mystique is dying out - the things Kenneth Frequency is touching upon in his televised rant from the deleted scene following the Nygmatech party. It's very much like the Sixties show - even a little BTAS - but it's making Batman look foolish on purpose to really illustrate how Riddler is outwitting him as both Bruce Wayne AND Batman.