Maybe Schumacher didn’t go far enough....maybe, we need to go deeper.
The Batman (2021)
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I know I'll one day try to watch Batman Forever again, like, maybe I'll do a marathon before this comes out but that means I have to watch that movie and Batman & Robin too lol
Must admit B&R is actually so hilariously bad it's become entertaining in an excruciating sort of way
edit: also jesus lol that pic of Carrey
"Batman Forever" skates by because everyone concentrates their hate on "Batman and Robin", but it's pretty terrible. Carrey and Tommy Lee Jones are awful in it and from the start Kilmer seems bored in the role.
Looking forward to finally a new take on the Riddler who can be an interesting villain in some of the comics and animated stuff.
Looking forward to finally a new take on the Riddler who can be an interesting villain in some of the comics and animated stuff.
Would be the third composer to have written music for both Batman and Spider-Man.
Batman Forever succeeds as a memorable summer blockbuster in spite of the questionable acting. It clicks in all the ways Batman & Robin doesn't. The score is great and the action is well done. One thing about the Schumacher films is that they get closer to the heart of what Batman is all about, an improvement over the Burton films.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Maybe they will take some cues from that film.
Well yeah his Ad Astra score is beautiful.
I really don't like Giacchino's Spider-Man work, nor his Rogue One score. His pixar work on the other hand, is fantastic. So I'm a bit in between lol
His work for Marvel is mostly above average at best, he ripped off his own Trek music for Strange, his themes for Spidey and Vulture are okish...maybe, nothing to write home about really, BUT his Mysterio theme was really really good, I dig that one.
