Batman Forever
Teens

Batman Forever

Best from age 12 · PG-13 · 1995 · 121 min

Batman Forever

Batman faces two new villains, Two-Face and The Riddler, who team up to drain the minds of Gotham’s citizens. The caped crusader also grapples with his past traumas and finds a new romance with a psychologist, all while a new sidekick emerges.

What's in it

0 = none · 10 = intense

Violence & peril

Moderate

5/10

Language

Moderate

3/10

Drinking, drugs & smoking

Mild

2/10

Romance & sensuality

Moderate

3/10

Scary moments

Moderate

4/10

Heads up

  • Stylized violence
  • Some suggestive dialogue
  • Intense themes of revenge

Models well

  • Helping others
  • Overcoming trauma
  • Teamwork
  • Justice

Talk about it after

  • Coping with grief and loss
  • Dealing with revenge
  • The importance of forgiveness
  • Defining what makes a hero
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Cast & crew

Batman's Riddle

Riddler & Two-Face Destroy The Batcave

Closing In On The Riddler

DC Super Scenes: Batman and Robin

DC Super Scenes: Batman & Robin Partner Up

DC Super Scenes: Riddler's Destruction

Behind the Scenes of Batman Forever and Batman & Robin

Robin's Joyride Through Gotham