At the action packed climax of Joel Schumacher's flashy, cartoonish "Batman Forever," Batman (Val Kilmer), Robin (Chris O'Donnell), and Dr. Chase Meridian (Nicole Kidman) are held at gunpoint by Two-Face (Tommy Lee Jones) on The Riddler's (Jim Carrey) island fortress. Formerly Gotham City's district attorney Harvey Dent, Two-Face decides whether to be merciful or murderous by the flip of a two-headed coin. Batman goads Harvey into flipping his coin one last time, pulls a large stack of identical coins from somewhere on his utility belt, and tosses them at Harvey, making the villain lose his balance and fall to a watery grave.
As gadgets go, this one serves its highly specific purpose, but that's just it: Its purpose is very specific. Not only would it not be effective against anyone but Two-Face, it wouldn't be effective against Two-Face in most situations; it all but requires Two-Face to be standing on a precariously high perch where he might become distracted and easily fall. It also raises the question of where, exactly, Batman was carrying those coins on his sleek, notably pocketless utility belt.
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Ranking Every Live-Action Batman Movie Gadget From Worst To Best - Looper
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