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There’s a Darker, 170-Minute Schumacher Cut of ‘Batman Forever’


https://www.thathashtagshow.com/2020/07/03/theres-a-darker-170-minute-schumacher-cut-of-batman-forever/

Writer and podcaster Marc Bernardin told Kevin Smith on FatMan Beyond he believes a nearly three-hour cut of the film exists in the Warner Bros. vault somewhere.

https://youtu.be/I3zLNbam1v0

“I have it on pretty good authority that there exists in the Warner Bros. vault a 170-minute cut of Batman Forever,” Bernardin said. “I think that it went much deeper into his childhood psychosis and his mental blocks and that it was a more serious, darker version of that movie that was one of the first assemblies that Joel filed with the studio and they eventually cut it down because they were like ‘it’s too dark for kids. We gotta sell these Happy Meals, so maybe let’s not invest ourselves in the trauma of childhood murder. We’ve got Jim Carrey, let him do some s–t.”


https://screenrant.com/batman-forever-movie-extended-directors-cut-confirmed-release/

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LMAO...NOW EVERY MEDIOCRE MOVIE HAS A "BETTER" VERSION FLOATING AROUND.

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Can you stop spamming the board? Jesus Christ. You know it's against the rules to post more than 5 threads on the same page?

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Then why don't you post some more yourself, if you don't like the idea of posting too much in this page!?

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Stop spamming the board. This is not your personal blog. Adhere to the rules.

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Uhh this person has 8.2k posts and posts very good information about movies. I don't see how sharing info is against the rules.

As for this topic, I think it's obvious the studio weren't in the right minds and was only concerned over money than story and background. Who cares about how much screentime Carrey has? There was no need to dumb down the story for this movie in favor of even more entertainment.

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