Val Kilmer, who died of pneumonia at 65 on April 1, famously had a negative experience portraying Batman in 1995's Batman ...

The Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher tetralogy film series of the DC Comics character Batman.

Here is Newsday's review from June 15, 1995 of "Batman Forever" by our then-movie critic Jack Mathews: Riddle me this, Bat fan: What was dark is light, what was hip is flip, what was old is new ...

Looking back on all the Batman movies through the years, the best of them all was one that the critics overlooked: the ...

Batman is one of the most iconic superheroes from the DC Comics. Created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, the superhero battles ...

Although it was 1978’s Superman: The Movie that first proved that comic ... underwhelming as the centerpiece of an action film. Batman Forever is a brilliant work of craftsmanship, as the ...

That film, “Batman Forever,” couldn’t be a more representative artifact of its era. By Marc Tracy In June 1995 a pop confection hit thousands of movie screens. It seemed to embody what both ...

Val Kilmer has sadly passed away at the age of 65. He leaves behind countless broken hearts but also an incredible oeuvre of popular films. And exactly 30 years ago, in the summer of 1995, his lead ...

Kilmer, who died at 65 on April 1, was wholly comfortable in that sweet spot where ego and commitment intertwine.

Kilmer is probably best known to comic book movie fans for his portrayal of Bruce Wayne in Joel Schumacher's Batman Forever ... told Entertainment Tonight in 1995, "Everything was different ...