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It’s in this symbolic moment Bruce faces the fear, face the guilt, and face the fact – as many have posited online – that he’ll be Batman forever. Here, Bruce realizes that it’s “not my fault” after all. You can you watch a version of this scene above, which was cut together from the raw footage by the same YouTuber that did the opening sequence. So Alfred decides to bring Bruce down to “the cave beneath the cave”, where he first came up with the idea. In this shaken up state, he remembers his life as Bruce, but not his time as Batman. Another scene was cut where Bruce wakes up with temporary amnesia after being shot by Two-Face and taking a tumble. This is as close as you’ll ever get to watching the scene as originally intended:īut don’t worry Bruce’s guilt would have been resolved in the end.

The original opening sequence is one example, and luckily for Bat-fans everywhere, a YouTuber has taken raw footage from the DVD extras and edited it together.

Some cut scenes played even larger roles than that, and could’ve made the overall film feel very different. And a scene showing Chris O’Donnell’s Robin training in a gym would have made his transition from acrobat to martial arts wunderkind a touch more palatable.Īlso, a scene was shot in which Batman follows his Bat-satnav to the scene of a crime only to end up being laughed at by ladies in a hair salon – this would’ve established that the Riddler has tampered with the Bat-nav, explaining why he and Two-Face have such free rein of the city at points. But other little moments that got cut could have played important roles….įor example, two cut scenes – Chase helping Bruce fight off goons during the Wayne Manor attack, and Drew Barrymore’s Sugar testing out the Riddler’s tech along with Debi Mazar’s Spice – would have given the female characters of the film a bit more to do. There’s nothing particularly out of the ordinary there, since most films are fiddled with significantly in the edit and none of these bits sound vital to the movie. A lot of the cut material is fairly inconsequential: alternate readings and longer takes originating from Jim Carrey’s improvisations Tommy Lee Jones’ Two-Face shouting “If the Bat wants to play, we’ll play!” during the helicopter scene at the start Val Kilmer’s Bruce Wayne watching Nicole Kidman’s Chase Meridian on TV some extended fight scenes Bruce and Michael Gough’s Alfred dissecting one of Riddler’s box devices in a lab, and so forth.