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- Batman Forever (1995)
Bruce Wayne meets Dr. Edward Nygma
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Film discription: The Dark Knight of Gotham City confronts a dastardly duo: Two-Face and the Riddler. Formerly District Attorney Harvey Dent, Two-Face incorrectly believes Batman caused the courtroom accident which left him disfigured on one side; he has unleashed a reign of terror on the good people of Gotham. Edward Nygma, computer-genius and former employee of millionaire Bruce Wayne, is out to get the philanthropist; as The Riddler he perfects a device for draining information from all the brains in Gotham, including Bruce Wayne's knowledge of his other identity. Batman/Wayne is/are the love focus of Dr. Chase Meridan. Former circus acrobat Dick Grayson, his family killed by Two-Face, becomes Wayne's ward and Batman's new partner Robin the Boy Wonder.
Director: Joel Schumacher
Cast: Val Kilmer (Batman / Bruce Wayne), Tommy Lee Jones (Two-Face / Harvey Dent), Jim Carrey (Riddler / Dr. Edward Nygma), Nicole Kidman (Dr. Chase Meridian), Chris O'Donnell (Robin / Dick Grayson), Drew Barrymore (Sugar)
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I really like that Bruce Wayne actually gave him a chance and took the time to listen to him. He didn't reject his idea because he thought he was crazy. He did it because he knew it could be dangerous.
Bruce really can't call anyone crazy since hes pretty insane himself 😂
Ben Spagnuolo what do you mean?
@@MohammadAliKhalil Bruce is crazy? Lol
Ben Spagnuolo is he tho?
@@MohammadAliKhalil I mean he dresses as a bat and beats criminals senseless definitely not the traits of a sane man
I find Val Kilmer’s Bruce Wayne to be the most approachable and considerate. He was respectful and careful with his words when he turned down Riddler’s idea.
I thought he was being a jerk, he should have just put a trial forward, stating that it had potential but should be closely scrutinized, or better yet, he should have said he would oversee trials personally
And if it kills or lobotomizes someone immediately? He can't just go into a human trial blind. He needs to see the schematics and see what it's doing first. Not a jerk at all, you're basically complaining about someone asking to do a background check on a stranger before letting them rent in their house, 'overseeing' isn't enough when by then it's too late
He was pleasant.
It doesnt make for a good cover.
A playboy hedonistic bruce makes the idea that he is Batman impossible
@@myztik5716 Agreed. Bruce was right to ask for schematics first and reacted as nicely as he could have when Nygma demanded an immediate answer. Of course, given Nygma's incredible insecurity, I'm inclined to say that wasn't very nice, but that was all he could have done at that exact moment.
I never realized this as a kid, but Bruce totally offers him a chance to prove himself and Nygma blows it. I always thought he was just fucking around with him, but the only minor road block is Bruce telling him to set up an appointment.
Yea exactly. Like who would tell their company CEO no to a meeting and force them to decide on the spot. But then again Nygma was crazy so it kinda makes sense.
@@patrickl6987 well stickly also had him on a leash, so he was fairly desperate, but if he waited and set up that appointment maybe things would have been different.
Yup. No one is going to greenlight a brain manipulating device without you know, research
@@patrickl6987 But knowing him, he was probably used to people brushing him off by saying “speak with my assistant/secretary” then proceeds to tell said assistant to block his number. He wanted a yes right on the spot so he could hold Bruce accountable.
A chance is better then no chance..
Do the research, make the appointment..
But noooo... demand a Answer from the Boss.. without any other information to present..
Could be useful to rehabilitate criminals and the mentally disturbed
If you think about it, this was heartwarming on Bruce Wayne's part. Bruce Wayne was being fair with E. Nygma(despite the obviously mental instability); he gave him a chance to prove himself and he genuinely listened, and when he rejected the idea, he told Nygma why he rejected the offer and it was a reasonable one because he was concerned of the negative implications.
That’s true, it was a question of ethics
Wayne was taking precautions, Nygma’s invention was very dangerous.
“Too many questions” was a total BS answer btw. The guy who’s trying to manipulate and even bully the most successful company in Gotham to run according to his own wishes wants to build a mind machine. There are no questions, it’s got “FUCK NO” written all over it! 😆
Fun fact: Paul Dano’s riddler wears the same glasses as Jim Carrey’s riddler
That’s a fun little thing I didn’t notice before
they're unfortunately a different design actually but yeah they're both wearing translucent plastic glasses.
Holy shit.
Similar but are not the same edition
@@user-vk5rs2ez4e is that a Justice League Unlimited reference?
"You were supposed to understand..."
That's just it, Ed, he DID understand. That's why he said no.
To ED he felt he could bring Bruce into his world with out realizing he was trying to be a friend and keep him and everyone safe
Of course Bruce understood. It was a stupid ass idea , that is why he said no . lol.
@@jessejames863 it just raises too many questions in other words too dangerous in Bruce’s point of view
To be fair, Ed's a wacko.
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom Is that a technical term?
I'm really glad they wrote the scene to show Bruce's compassion and patience with people even if they're like Nygma. When I was a kid I felt so bad for Nygma here, but seeing how Bruce treated him made me love Batman even more.
I agree 100% agree. I always love when they show Bruce Wayne's kinder and compassionate side. Never really been much of a fan of the rich jerk persona
Nygma balls
@@gago12335 lmao
I'm really glad Ed has a bobble head of the villain he hasn't even become yet, and I thought the Ghostbusters theme song being cannon in Ghostbusters 2 was odd
I mean Nygma is basically the autistic genius here who isn't understood. There are a lot of people like this, especially in technical jobs. They blow their own chances because of their quirks and inability to conduct themselves socially in a way most people consider 'legitimate'.
The sad part is that companies end up losing valuable talent while these people get depressed and have their talents wasted. And in this case that manifested itself in lashing out against society.
That intro animation looks so outdated now, it used to look so realistic when I was young.
Ezra John The campy acting is dated too. Kinda sad because this was when Batman films weren’t complicated to follow.
I wasn't a fan of Adam West's campy Batman portrayal or George Clooney's, but for some people, they think that West was the original, (so to them) portraying the character this way would be more true to the character (at least from what they know). But Batman did not begin with Adam West in the 60's, but was played years earlier by men like Lewis Wilson and Robert Lowery. The character was based on serious characters like detectives and heroes: the Shadow, Wes Roland's "The Bat," ...etc... With Batman Forever, I see the villains being campy and the protagonists playing their roles more seriously.
Ezra John George Clooney to me wasn’t great as Batman. Michael Keaton in my opinion was the best Bruce Wayne. It’s good he did the film twice. I’m not a fan of anything Batman after 1997.
black panther Yes, it’s actually a fictional looking city, and the most recent Joker film is set to do filming in Jersey City, NJ. 🙄
black panther Totally agree with that, Gotham City looked pretty terrible in the dark knight movies. Simply boring.
I love this dreamy vibe of Gotham. I don't know how to describe it, but even the sky was purple
It was a genuine attempt I think to turn make the comic into a film, rather than a film based on the comic. Just look at 2:42, the shot out the window is literally just a drawing.
@@stuartwalker8755 a lot of backgrounds in films back then are high quality paintings. I love em.
@@greenmuso Right, but they are not often so clearly drawings as in this case. It doesn't even try to look photorealistic.
Some of the visuals look similar to Batman the animated series. Especially the sky.
Gotham in B&R is even crazier. Massive building-sized statues holding up freeways and stuff.
*I like how Val Kilmer's Bruce Wayne is so thoughtful. He listens to Edward even when he could just ignore him. This film is very underrated.*
Whoever picked Jim to do this role was absolutely brilliant
I think it was Joel Schumacher!!
Majid Zone
You’re absolutely right. Carrey really was incredible as Riddler!
Um, picking Jim for this was a no-brainer.
Lmao, he was the biggest movie star on the planet at the time, not like it was some obscure selection
I know he is my favorite joker
Val Kilmer was actually a pretty good Bruce Wayne. I wished he had decided to do another movie in the franchise.
DEREKinNYC
He was going to be in Batman 5 as apart of Batman’s Fear Gas vision.
He was a great Bruce imo
DEREKinNYC much better than dopey Michael Keaton with his receding hairline.
DEREKinNYC He was too difficult in “Batman Forever” that the producers didn’t want him for “Batman and Robin” 1997.
@@godphoenix66x O_O YOU TAKE THAT BACK RIGHT NOW
“You were supposed to understand... I’ll make you understand.” You can see Bruce go from Edward’s hero to his nemesis in his eyes. Only a great actor can pull that off, kudos to Jim Carrey.
Questions Mr. Wayne,My work raises too many questions,Why Hasn’t Anybody..put you in your place.
0:39
Foreshadowing...
I love how nice Bruce Wayne is. Reminds me of the animated series after he thanks the caddy:
Rich prick: "You thank the help? Do you thank the garbage man too?"
Bruce: "if I see him"
I aswell! I always love seeing the nicer Bruce Wayne in media. He's still different from Batman but doesn't have to be a rich jerk stereotype.
It always saddens me seeing people say Val's Bruce Wayne was bad
"Why be brutalised by an uncaring world?"
I think that line spoke volumes about this version of the Riddler. Maybe because of his genius from an early age, he'd grown up as a nerdy outcast with no friends, maybe only picked on or brutalised by bullies, and while he wasn't studying, the only friends he could really turn to were those on the television screen, a form of escapism from the harsh and unforgiving reality of life. So that became his goal, to turn that dream into a NEW reality, no matter how dangerous it may have seemed (like Spellbinder's VR proved many years later), so that maybe no one would ever have to go through what he experienced growing up ever again. It seemed like giving the public a chance to be happy in a world of misery was his goal, and when he was denied that chance, it drove him over the edge, and the side effects of his Box only began to damage his mind even more, especially when he discovered much later on that his device could copy other people's thoughts to his mind and his greed got the better of him.
I think in a way, this was one of the best interpretations of the Riddler we ever got. We all know Jim Carrey's history of depression. Putting on a happy face and being all wacky is just a disguise. That same logic could've easily applied to the Riddler here. Funny and smiley on the outside, but actually deeply tragic within.
Wow. This actually explains why Ed is who he is.
Very good analysis 👍👍👍
you just describe Paul Dano Riddler, lol
The parallels between Carrey's real life depression and the Riddler's life is absolutely perfect.
A gamer nerd obsessed with the idea of VR, basically. Just summarized your long-ass bs.
@@Waterbug1591 Judging by the way you spit insults for no reason (I can only think of jealousy), you should take "Water" out of your username. It fits you better 🤡🤡
Damn he was making a VR headset
More like the matrix, brain control.
More like Facebook and Alexa
He was fusing VR with Neuralink
Actually pretty prophetic this film
Elon Musk then
i feel that Jim’s performance is highly under-appreciated. he was absolutely fucking BONKERS and really portrayed the Riddler as best as anyone could.
I agree that Jim was very charismatic and was by far the most enjoyable character of the film. But I don't think he portrayed the Riddler of the comics. He was born to play the Joker but that role just hasn't been in the cards for him (pun intended).
Someone like Jessie Eisenberg would be perfect casting for The Riddler in my opinion.
@@DrakeBrunette I totally agree with this. Riddler has never been crazy like he was in this movie. If anything Jim Carrey would have been better as The Joker to be honest with how he acted here.
@@MrCageCat in batman arkham riddler is pretty crazy.
and you know, a thing for infinite amount of riddles is pretty insane.
Jim Carrey as Jim? yes
but as a Riddler?no..this just some maniac who puts up with a riddle, while the riddler, always have crazy purpose behind his riddle
@@different_stuff riddler isnt crazy in the joker way he is smart and caculated but he has mental issues , he isnt insane he has obsessive compulsive disorder
This was back when Jim Carrey was in everything!
The 90's were amazing with Jim Carry in the era.
He spread himself far too thin.
now hes in a new movie called sonic the hedgehog
Had is era.
He's a legend.
Val Kilmer, in my opinion, definetly had the best Batman voice. It reminds me of a live action Kevin Konroy
I’m pretty sure Kevin has played a live action Batman as well.
2:16 “feel like they’re inside the show” … you don’t say, eh, Truman?
I like how Bruce Wayne said, "it raises too many questions."
Kinda like he was foreshadowing the Nigma as the riddler.
fun fact, that security guard on the right at 0:42 is Jon Favreau, director of the first two iron man movies and also happy hogan.
I didn't even notice thx
What the hell is an iron man? Dude who works.at a dry cleaner? Sounds lame af
Before he made a name for himself.
HA, so it is!
He is also the ultimate fighting champion.
Now I know what Jesse Eisenberg was trying to do with Lex Luthor.
BLT4LIFE fucking yes my man, that useless hack of an “actor” just ripped off Jim Carey’s riddler
@@Jaime13R "Hack of an actor" He didn't write the script, dolt
Jaime13R tbh he’s a better actor than Carey
@@dccomicsmarvelcomics3811 The script dosent dictate how you act the piece though so yeah he did totally rip off jims riddler. I'm an actor myself and sometimes it's really nice to get to express a character anyway you want. However sometimes the director should do his job and direct then maybe they wouldn't be so cringe.
@@stolenname94 The director decides how to make him act along with his script
“You hired me personally”
“We’ve never actually met”
😂😂😂
But his name was on the hiring slip!
He has it
Jim is the reason this movie will never be forgotten
Imagine working in that environment,the lighting is just depresing.
DC has that kind of ...style?
Antonieta Ovalle the director usually chooses things like that
Id be cool with it mad stoned
To me it is comforting. Darkness says we are chilling and bright lights say I am being watched.
I hate being in bright rooms so I honestly wouldn’t mind it
Val Kilmer was actually a pretty good Bruce Wayne/Batman imo
VAL KILMER IS THE MOST APPROACHABLE BATMAN, FIGHT ME ON THIS.
I thought so too. He's not considered the best by many but he deserves credit.
He was great
He probably has the best live action bruce wayne interpretation besides bale
@@jeusgarcia8597 he looks like Ken for Barbie
I love how you can see Jim Carrey's sweat running down his neck. He's absolutely 100% in the scene here.
Loving the comments appreciating the detail of Bruce Wayne being genuinely courteous to Nygma. Small details like that go a long way which is why I still enjoy this movie. Did it age like wine? Nah, but for every weird and dated decision, there are also these moments that have me fondly remember the film. I really hope we get Batman Forever: The Red Book Edition in the future.
U mean the Schumacher cut? Cause I want that too
@@elijahmartinez2870 Yeah it's gained the codename Red Book Edition since it's said to delve more into Bruce's psyche and his turmoil over what happened with the Red Book.
Val Kilmer was a fantastic Batman/Bruce Wayne and this movie has always been my favorite. It seems like this movie getting more appreciated.
Jim Carrey's acting is so good here.
😂
funny thing is, he wasn't acting.
yea the movie kinda sucked but ther was some good about it
Dude this is Jim Carrey in every film, boring af
@@xMikeyHardyx STFU conservative
I actually like this movie. Has a true batman comic vibe
I agree
Yup
@senior jack he is lol
I would watch batman forever over batman and Robin anyday
Way better than Batman and Robin.
Geez, the animation at the start is positively ANCIENT now.
Bruce was quite reasonable here, even for someone who was probably going to say "no." He heard the guy out, and instead of rejecting him there, asked for his schematics to truly understand the threat. Looking back at this, though, this idea feels a little bit more like a "Mad Hatter" thing to do than "Riddler."
@Det. Mike Hunt. Beaver Falls, Penn Police Dept what? It looks terrible lol.
@Det. Mike Hunt. Beaver Falls, Penn Police Dept no, Gotham is supposed to be dark and gritty. But to each their own
I have to agree that the Box thing sounds like something the Mad Hatter would do, not the Riddler.
I would give him a time to learn it out - it would mean further chance for me to persuade him. Giving your boss a “Yes or no, right now!” ultimstum, especially after he politely asked you for time to learn your project is very unwise...
Val Kilmer Batman to me is an Infj, he doesn’t seem to fit the intj types like all the other batman, u can just feel his presence his much of a feel rather then a thinker
I just noticed Paul Dano’s riddler wears the same glasses
0:01 Come on Batman Forever, You didn't gave us a CGI Gotham didn't you?!
And it looks dope
I love how Bruce literally did nothing wrong here. He was incredibly nice considering he had an entire company to run.
Nygma had some stones demanding that Wayne answer him right then and there. Like who the hell do you think you are? 😂
I actually admire persistent people like that, I like to think I’m of them, as long as you’re respectful, and he was, a little off his hinges, but still, industrious, smart and persistent.
@@anactaneustheeleventh2542 Persistence would have been going to the meeting. This was impatience, and it’s a quality you cannot have if you want to be successful.
Nygma wasn't intimidated by that rich kid.
Literally
Well, Edward is a narcissist, so yeah, it makes sense that he's an entitled creep.
Bruce actually offered to set up something for his experiment. I mean if Edward was a little bit more patient and with a few safeguards implemented then he probably would’ve gotten his invention approved.
“You were supposed to understand” if he just took his deal about waiting who knows, but he pushed for his answer
TMW you fail a Persuasion check.
the scene highlights his instability
If he had just go with Bruces plan then im sure he wouldve said yes. In Business its either "wait & succeed or get pushed down & out" & Nygma got pushed down cuz he didnt want to wait
Val Kilmer's eye glasses really looked great on him.
I'll throw my name into the "Val Kilmer was an underrated Bruce Wayne" hat.
Man Val Kilmer was a perfect Bruce Wayne. Can you imagine if they put him in an actual batman film authentic to the comics that were coming out at that time??!
I never noticed how much Carey played up the crush Nigma has on Bruce Wayne and it's really scary tbh
How did they hire Edward anyway? How the heck did he pass be interviewed haha nobody talks about this.
Also, later in the movie Edward Nygma (who Bruce just met) comes out with his extremely popular new tech that looks and functions just like what Bruce saw here (and was worried about) but Bruce doesn't even bat (teehee) an eye. Not the greatest detective.
Brain manipulation lol
Spoonful for You probably at the time he was hired, he wasn't as unstable and obsessed as he is now... But then, somebody in the hiring department likely screwed up, thinking he had potential... Lol.
Cause he's a genius, so they might have been willing to overlook his autism.
@@vshazam to be honest I think he was still suspicious of the dangers of Nygma' s technology but at that point it was produced by Edwards own company and not Wayne Enterprises.
How something like the NygmaTech "box" passed patent inspectors is anyone's guess.
Val Kilmer's batman was the closest comic book adaptation of Bruce and I stand by it.
And Jim Carrey was the greatest Riddler.
Bro that Riddler comment has not aged well. Both of these comments are dog shit.
@@joebyran377 He said "was".
You ever realize he’s wearing the same glasses as the riddler in “The Batman” (2022)
that's crazy. I didn't noticed but again I saw that movie over a decade ago
Jim Carrey's delivery on the last seconds is just priceless! What a great performance.
When this idea didn't work he went and installed cable
Yep and became crazier.
And before this he had his own tv show
@@aditisk99 Ironnically, Chip Douglas seemed darker, but really, he was just a stalker. He didn't murder anyone like the Riddler did.
If it weren't for Jim Carey I would've hated this film. He was just brilliant at playing the Riddler. Though I would like him to play the Joker one day
Master Knife I can totally see that he has experience playing a clown aka ace Ventura
Actually, Jim Carey based the Ace Ventura character off of a bird, not a clown. Therefore, he should be Penguin.
Jim Carrey was actually quite terrible in this film, which is difficult for me to say because I love his comedic acting. But he really didn't do much research on the character before accepting the role. It was just one of those scenarios where he was given the costume and proceeded to act as himself throughout the film.
I think the current riddler, Cory Micheal Smith is the best in my opinion, most expanded.
Meh he was fine
I don't care what people say, Jim Carrey was perfect to play the Riddler
He cracks me up
bruce was completely honest and explained calmly and clearly why he morally disagrees with nygma. as a hero that is the best you can do sometimes.
Not only would I say: He literally gave him a chance and Nigma with his arrogance and impatience messed everything up. I would say that this scene is the perfect definition of "Who goes slowly goes well and goes far"
This is the zenith of comic book writing and acting. Jim Carrey’s understanding of human disaster only means that he can’t be a bad guy in real life. I don’t think I appreciated a scene like this as a kid. Now I can see it for what it truly is... a pinnacle of cinematic achievement.
Actually a very well written dialog. An also an interesting take on the villain. Just imagine if Facebook and Oculus VR joined forces, so much power in the hands of a few.
This comment certainly aged well
Bruh
Yes, is scary
Its called metaverse and it's real now 😐
Edward, Edward Nygma
N-Word, N-Word Ligma
@@NomadNomadCZ based
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The Rigger
N word nigga
@@NomadNomadCZ ur mum.
I liked Val Kilmer and Michael Keaton wearing glasses as Bruce Wayne.
they're similar to the glasses the Riddler wears in the newest The Batman (the only physical common appearance between the two Riddlers) Then there's the line in the 1989 Batman where Nicholson's joker says something like 'you wouldn't hit a man with glasses'
this film may not be perfect, but it's punchlines and the nasty jokes and dialogues were definitely top notch! kudos to the writer and the cast for delivering it perfectly
Nygma. Edward... Edward Nygma. You hired me personally. We've never actually met, but your name is on the hiring slip. I have it.
Your doing a good job making yourself look sane there Edward... not!
joseph mierzwa killed me lol
@Amni Ony why are you cursing
@Amni Ony you know what i don't like you at all
Me when I try to Talk to someone who doesn't know me lol lmao
Nice scene between Val's Bruce and Jesse's Lex Luth... I mean, Jim Carrey's Riddler.
Jesse’s isn’t close to Jim’s goofiness. And even then, that Peter Pan personality is really just a facade. Look at his scene with Superman on the rooftop.
@black panther These pot shots are pathetic. Snyder's Lex Luthor has little to no relation in this, especially considering its explicit relation to the Silicon Valley tech billionaire novoeu that wasn't even existent in the culture back then.
BlabSurreal dude the fucking similarities are there don’t act like they aren’t.
Elyaxar but he’s spot on when it comes to everything else. Face it, eisenbergs useless ass watched this and decided to copy carey
gor9027 I thought I was the only one that caught onto this.
Jim carried this movie on his back
In all 4 of those films the villains were given much more focus than Batman.
@@lw3646 4? What are you talking about? There are only 2 Joel Schumacher movies
@@tizianoferrigno588 He's talking about the series as a whole. The Schumacher movies are supposed to be continuations of the Tim Burton films. They loosely follow the same canon.
@@lw3646 that's true, Jack Nicholson even stole the show in the original as the Joker
Edward : *You are my Idol*
Compare to the recent movie, this line aged pretty well
Now it's more like Batman's his idol.
@@axebomber2108 Oh, you right. Carrey's Riddler admire Bruce Wayne and Dano's Riddler admire Batman.
Val Kilmer and George Clooney may not have been good Batmans, but they were terrific Bruce Waynes.
Kilmer was a decent Batman.
2:32 Val Kilmer looking like a young jeff bridges here. lol
2:02 my reaction after seeing Batman & Robin.
Mine was more 2:24
Mine was 3:29
Jim Carrey in the 90’s looks exactly The Riddler actor in Gotham Series both look a like.
I don’t care what other people think, Val’s Bruce Wayne/Batman was the best Batman.
He’s in my top 3! His voice was also like a younger Kevin Conroy
“It just raises too many questions.”
Oh the foreshadowing.
Val Kilmer was a pretty decent Bruce Wayne and did a good solid job but Jim Carrey for me made Batman Forever a really fun movie, his balance of wackiness and level of eccentric behaviour made The Riddler a very dangerous villain. The way he switched from being an eccentric fan boy looking for approval from his 'idol' to an obssesive stalker who was 'rejected' was absolutely epic.
“Jim Carrey plays his future actual self.”
JIM CARREY IS MULTI-DIMENSIONAL, HE CAN PLAY A CLOWN, AS WELL AS A KILLER.
0:53
nigma: ohhhhhhhhh, bruce wayne.
bruce: no i am killian the mandarin..
Am I wrong for liking this version of The Riddler better than the new one?
Yes
No
Hes more comic accurate and played by Jim Carrey.
@@virgogaming6488 Yeah, Paul Dano's version just seems like a generic edgelord serial killer who thinks he's smarter than everyone. I think it would have worked better if they'd made him Anarky or something.
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Kilmer will go down as the best Bruce Wayne/Batman. The man is so cool in every role. He is a born star. Watch the details in his performances. Carrey played The Riddler like a real lunatic. It had a perfect blend of lunacy, tragedy and comedy.
I never noticed that Jon Favreau is walking with Bruce Wayne in this scene.
I think Bruce did the right thing turning down Edward's project. Tampering with people's minds and brain manipulation, that doesn't sound right.
Selina Maturino but when he becomes The Riddler he was unstoppable with his project
"Tampering with people's minds and brain manipulation"
Sounds like any modern video game to me... MMMMmmmm...
It's Candy Time Boys and Girls no I'm pretty sure thy sounds like mind control.
It just raises too many questions
Selina Maturino would you say that....it raises too many questions?
Lol , that animated intro made me think that this was that telltale batman game.
Out of all the live action Batman’s in the 90s this was the best. TLJ as two face, Val kilmer as Bruce Wayne the which his portrayal of Bruce reminds me of keatons, and then prime Jim Carrey as the riddler can’t ask for more
The virgin Paul Dano’s riddler vs. The Chad Jim Carrey’s riddler .
Say what you will about these movies, but they still slap.
Faxxx
they're shit lmao
@@mbsdx yeah but that’s why they’re fun lol. Batman and Robin is practically a porn parody haha.
@@mbsdx these are movies that are bad but so bad there good, I can watch Batman and Robin all the way through because of how funny it is
@@mbsdx you are stupid...
It took me a long time to realize how terrifyingly insane this character truly was.
This and his “Number 23” performance made me want to see him tackle Carnage
See what this character did in the Batman movie
Elon Musk would love him
@@foxhound9285 Elon Musk would groom Nygma’s intelligence to serve his own ambitious. He would treat Nygma well, surround him state of the art tools, and give him absolute freedom to create. Once Elon is convinced that Nygma has laid the golden egg, he’d toss him out like yesterdays garbage and claim the guy’s masterpiece as his own. He’d basically be the one responsible for turning Edward Nygma into The Riddler! 🤣
Bruce already knew he was nuts but did try and meet him halfway, but the fact that he wasn't willing to wait clenched how nuts he was.
"you were supposed to understand"...a line that connects Nygma to the recent Reeves' Batman with Riddler?
The truly disturbing thing about this Nygma is that he has Riddler bobble heads and merch before he even becomes a villain
probably because he inspired his costume of some character
Am I the ONLY ONE who thinks Jim Carrey did a great job in Batman Forever?
Everyone did. He had the best performance in this movie.
@Homer Simpson I've just heard THOUSANDS of critics destroying this movie, Jim's performance included
@@LukeLovesRose without a doubt man
Top of the class killer job
@Homer Simpson some people like the smell of their shit coming out of their mouth.
This movie hits a soft part of my heart.
1:16 The Canadian slipped out of Jim Carrey right there
He always says sorry like that.
@@fluffyseahorse4170 Right because he is Canadian...
@@zakbrandsinc I know. But you said “slipped out” like it’s not normal, like he doesn’t always say it like that.
Carrey Riddler - Rejected by Bruce Wayne.
Dano Riddler- Rejected by Batman.
Fun Fact; Jon Favereu is actually in this movie. You can see him at 0:46 waking behind Kilmer’s Bruce Wayne to the right
Eddie: you were suppose to understand
Bruce: *holds batarang to his head* always have
so riddler is obsessive AND delusional... oh that jus great! (Sarcasm) jim carrey really made Edward nigma disturbed... very well done... hes a comedian who pulls off insanity quite well...
I thought Edward Nygma was a Hellhound, not a disturbed man.
Squirrel36 he’s a narcissistic nerd who wants his intelligence to be recognized.
I don't think jim was acting in here.
Seferino we get it. Stfu
@@seferino you're right, recent events should've shown us that jim carrey is out of his mind, too.
If you noticed when bruce wayne says “im gonna need that back ed” its the same quote from Fun with dick and jane when he had to get Jack McCallister’s signature
Val Kilmer was so underrated in his performance as Bruce Wayne.
I reckon Bruce Wayne has heard many crazy ideas like this. He’s very considerate and kind to people
Bruce actually asked for schematics and wanted to explore it because he saw potential but he demanded an answer immediately.
I got the sense he wanted to study it in case a villain ever used it. He could tell Nigma could snap.
@@Murphy2043 Agreed. Nigma did get his shot though so it was a win either way for Bruce.
Jon faverau walking with wayne
Doesn’t he just love working for billionaires with high tech equipment to fight criminals?
Time stamp?
@@Ghost-oj2nc 0:45
I don’t know why but this is one of my favorite scenes from this movie.Just love Kilmer and feel the movie is underrated
While not the best Batman flick out there, this is still one of the best scenes. Imagine being "touched" but having your hero shoot down your life's work. Perfect villain origin fuel
I almost see a similar take on Carrey’s Riddler with Paul Dano‘s Riddler how they both felt like they were connected to Bruce Wayne. Carrey wanted Bruce to be part of his experience and new technology but felt betrayed when Bruce said no. The same way that Dano plan was to get rid of all the politicians and Don Falcone, when Pattinson disapproved of the Riddler’s plans Dano felt betrayed as well
I literally thought this was one of the Batman games when the intro came on.
3:34 the moment he goes from Ace Ventura to Cable Guy.
This really seems like a good origin for Mad Hatter. Obsessive, smart, enthusiastic, & able to manipulate brain waves. Imagine him just beaming Alice & Wonderland into his mind. This is perfect for Mad Hatter!
3:10 "it just raises too many questions"
I feel like the Paul Dano version takes this concept and makes it WORK weirdly enough, a clearly unstable but genius man who thinks the hero will have his back, but ultimately leaves him hanging due to the fallacy of his modus operandi.