| Batman Forever (1995),
				Director: Joel Schumacher, rated PG-13 
						Half a 
						face and some riddles ain't nothing for the Knight. 
				
				  Starring: 
				Val Kilmer, Tommy Lee Jones, Jim Carrey, Nicole Kidman, Chris 
				O'Donnell, Michael Gough, Pat Hingle, Drew Barrymore, Debi Mazar, 
				Elizabeth Sanders 
DML Rating: 
★★★★★☆☆☆☆☆ 
- average 
				"Poor Edward. I had to save 
				them both. You see, I'm both Bruce Wayne and Batman. Not because 
				I have to be. Now... because I choose to be." - Batman, 
				to the Riddler 
				Why watch this? New 
				director. New Batman. And a Boy Wonder. 
				Plot Summary: Batman 
				faces off against two new villains, the psychologically scarred 
				Two-Face and the vengeful inventor, Riddler, who team up to 
				extract information from the brains of Gotham City's residents. 
				Meanwhile, Batman navigates a budding relationship with a 
				psychologist and finds a new partner in a young acrobat seeking 
				revenge. Ultimately, Batman and his new partner work together to 
				protect Gotham. Dad's Preview: 
				Joel Schumacher took over the reins from Tim Burton and brought 
				forth a new feel for the third film in the Batman 
				franchise. It's looser, more comical, and the director's style 
				is infused with neon colors galore. The flick's strength are its stars, 
				all top-tier actors. Kilmer excels as Batman, but Jim Carrey 
				really stands out as the insane, maniacal Riddler. It's 
				fast-moving, very fun and a perfect way to suspend logic and  
				enjoy this comic book-inspired romp through Gotham City. 
						 PolyGram 
						Pictures, Tim Burton Productions; Warner Bros.
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