The other day, I was on YouTube looking for info on a Tim Burton version of Batman Forever. From what I heard (at least one theory), the Burtonized Forever would've been a more direct sequel to Returns (unlike how the '89 film only had a loose connection with Returns).
Max Shreck's son Chip, would've held Batman responsible for his father's death. Harvey Dent (who was away in Metropolis during the events in Returns) supports Batman and is willing to defend him in court. While Bruce Wayne is in the courtroom, Chip Shreck (instead of Sal Maroni in the comics and Joel Schumacher's Forever) tosses the acid into Harvey's face, turning him into Two-Face.
Meanwhile, Batman or Bruce is getting these riddles from somebody who claims to know his secret identity. Chase Meridian would still be in it but she would wind up getting killed by Catwoman. Ultimately, Batman and Catwoman team up to combat Two-Face and Riddler respectively/separately. The movie ends with Batman putting Catwoman in cuffs for murdering Chase.
Max Shreck's son Chip, would've held Batman responsible for his father's death. Harvey Dent (who was away in Metropolis during the events in Returns) supports Batman and is willing to defend him in court. While Bruce Wayne is in the courtroom, Chip Shreck (instead of Sal Maroni in the comics and Joel Schumacher's Forever) tosses the acid into Harvey's face, turning him into Two-Face.
Meanwhile, Batman or Bruce is getting these riddles from somebody who claims to know his secret identity. Chase Meridian would still be in it but she would wind up getting killed by Catwoman. Ultimately, Batman and Catwoman team up to combat Two-Face and Riddler respectively/separately. The movie ends with Batman putting Catwoman in cuffs for murdering Chase.
