Tim Burton's Batman Forever

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Changing things up just a bit in the same vein of unproduced Tim Burton projects....

 

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Changing it up once again for something new.....Nolan's fourth Batman film w/ Riddler. Nearly every Batman villain has been portrayed properly on screen EXCEPT RIDDLER !! It doesnt matter if Burton or Nolan used the character, I want a good Riddler performance !

 

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[BoredGuy]

this is pretty cool man, I like doin this sorta stuff too, imagining movies that never were
I had a whole outline in my head for Bryan Singer's X-3, but unfortunately Fox doesn't hold a candle to my imagination

you should try using Robin Williams as Rainbow Randolph for your Riddler base
outfit is somewhat similar, it would just need color tweaking and a little hair trim maybe

 

[StarWars]

this is pretty cool man, I like doin this sorta stuff too, imagining movies that never were
I had a whole outline in my head for Bryan Singer's X-3, but unfortunately Fox doesn't hold a candle to my imagination

you should try using Robin Williams as Rainbow Randolph for your Riddler base
outfit is somewhat similar, it would just need color tweaking and a little hair trim maybe

Thanks man, I'll def use some of those source pics for some more...

 

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[Evan Zaremba]

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Ever since I saw Batman Forever in 1995, I wished Tim Burton would have directed the third one instead of it going to Joel Schumacher. I'm not the biggest hater of Schumacher version of Batman, I just really favored Tim Burton's versions of the caped crusader. When I got older and internet became big, I learned that in fact Burton was originally going to direct the third Batman film with Riddler, only to have WB pull the plug on Burton's vision due to freaking McDonald's Happy Meals and marketing the film to children to sell toys and merchandise, what a load of crap....

Anyway, I've always been interested in Burton's version of Batman Forever, so I made a website, typed out my story line of how I thought it should have played out, and made some posters for fellow Burton Bat Fans...

My website for everything Tim Burton's Batman Forever related:


Tim Burton's Batman Forever
Enjoy....

was good, but it didn't exist. Batman Forever never started out as a Tim Burton project. It was always Joel Schumacher's baby, according to Ben Wan (the man who knows too much about Batman) and Andrew Bush on the podcast Superhero Stuff You Should Know. According to their interview with Lee and Janet Scott Batchler, Tim Burton's only involvement with Batman Forever as producer was to hire his friend Joel Schumacher and helping out hiring the Batchlers to write the screenplay with the help from Akiva Goldsman.