I know that I’m in the minority here, but Batman Forever has always been one of my favorite superhero movies. Sure, it always ...

We build the new LEGO Batmobile, set #76304, which is based on the sleek, futuristic design from the 1995 movie Batman Forever.

Batman Forever took the material more seriously than I gave it credit for, and the secret to its lighter tone lay with its villains. It’s what made me love Batman in the first place.

Most toy companies turned their noses up at the project. When Batman Forever hit theaters 20 years ago on June 16, 1995, it was colorful and splashy, like a comic book panel come to life.

Batman Forever was not a movie that was horribly maimed in post-production. It was a film that was designed from the ground up to be the most generic and inoffensive blockbuster imaginable.

And Batman Forever, for all its missteps, still gets a lot right about the Dark Knight. Sure, Schumacher’s first Bat film suffers from a common problem of superhero movies - the too many ...

When Batman Forever hit theaters on June 16, 1995, its arrival was trumpeted with all the subtlety of the Bat-Signal, blasting across every TV screen, cereal box, and fast-food wrapper in sight.