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Tim Burton has a complicated history with Batman. The director took the huge task of bringing the "dark knight" to the big screen for the first time in 1989 and quickly revealed how difficult it was. Burton claims to bring his vision to Batman alive is "torture", And it's not difficult to see why. The movie might have made Burton as the box office heroBut he had to make a full production that began with a great reaction against Michael Keaton's casting and was constantly involved in Warner Bros.. Requirements for changes in the script. He even endured You called you a Hollywood legend of the movie set.

Fortunately, Bat-Mania, as it was known, engulfed the world after Batman's release in the summer of 1989, and Warner Bros. was suddenly the biggest fan of the young director. For the 1992 sequel, "Batman is back", Burton was essentially allowed to shoot what kind of movie he loved, he did. "Returning" was Tim Burton Batman's oldest film you could have imagined, full of mutant penguin with yolk, who was abandoned as a child and left to live in an underground hideout completely isolated from society, as many barthon autos. The film is, in the opinion of this writer, absolutely a masterpiece -for the way the whole generation of children deceived in watching a superhero film, which was actually one of the most impressive and unique artistic visions that were once put on film. But Warners was not very pleased with his golden boyfriend's expressionist nightmare.

When Burton came in to post his third film ideas, the studio made it clear that he was not interested. In making features (through YouTube), the director recalled a visit to Warner's offices to discuss the trilogy, just to quickly realize that it was replaced. "You don't want to do another, right?" He remembered that he asked at the end of the meeting.

Instead, Eloel Schumacher was brought to replace Burton and deliver more light downloading the original material with Batman forever in 1995. This is exactly what he did, and since then, Burton has remained beyond the franchise. But that did not prevent him from forming his own opinions about the way the saga passed after his departure and it seems that he has some particularly strong opinions about the title of the film he initially had to direct.

It has been widely reported that before Joel Schumacher came, Tim Burton was planning a third film entitled "Batman continues". But this is revealed in various places, and based on Burton's memory of his first meeting with "returning" after "return", it seems unlikely that he had a title in his mind. However, if he certainly would not be "Batman forever". As quoted by YahooThe director revealed in his biography Burton's Burton " That he particularly disliked the title of Batman's inaugural effort at Schumacher.

"I always hated those titles like" Batman forever ". It sounds like a tattoo that someone would get when they are on medication or something.

In interviews, Burton doesn't look particularly bitter for his Batman franchise time. As such, it seems that he just doesn't like the "Forever" title, which looks like a strange name for a movie that really doesn't include any allusions of Kilmer Batman's longevity. It is not entirely clear where that title came from, but maybe Warner Bros. was trying to convince the audience that the franchise would withstand the reaction against the "return".

After Burton was out of running for the third film, Starwar Michael Keaton moved away from Batman for good. This cleared the way for Val Kilmer to be led by Trickel, with Schumacher introducing the audience to a newly redesigned, neon -raised Gotham inspired as much of Gothic architecture, as well as modern Japanese cities. Decades later, "Batman forever" remains a neglected entry into the saga that is much more important than it becomes credit forBut Burton, aside from his contempt for the title, could not claim that he had a hand in any of them. He was cited as a producer, but there was almost no involvement, and the film was very much Schumacher and Warner Bros.. Creation.