In 1995, McDonald's released these four glasses to tie-in with the release of Batman Forever. I had only picked up The Riddler during the original release of the glasses. Don't remember why. I guess I ate healthier then and didn't go to Mcdonald's every week. Even to get all these glasses.
The Riddler
Two-Face
Batman
Robin
The other three glasses Batman, Robin, and Two Face, were given to me by a friend, who just so happened to have the 3 remaining glasses I needed. Check out the commercial featuring Batman and The Riddler. Did anyone else know these glasses were made in the Batcave?
There was also a hero sandwich served at McDonald's for a limited time to promote the movie as well. The sandwich had three beef patties, American and Monterrey Jack cheeses, tomatoes, lettuce, onion, and mayo. Man, it's making me hungry. Check out the promo below featuring Batman and Batmobile.
I saw this video over at Bat-Blog.com and had to re-post it. It's a hilarious montage of every time "Batman" was said in all the Batman movies: 1966 Batman, 1989 Batman, Batman Returns, Batman Forever, Batman & Robin, Batman Begins, and The Dark Knight. Kind of reminds of Jan and her Marcia, Marcia, Marcia rants. Only this is Batman, Batman, Batman.
Here's a look at at the Batman Icon's Mutation. I thought it was pretty cool to see how things change over the years. U2's Kiss Me, Kill Me, Thrill Me from Batman Forever is playing in the background.
Here's a look at one of my favorite collectibles and part of my autograph collection at the same time-My Autographed Batman Forever Nicole Kidman Poster.
When the posters in this set came out to promote the latest Batman movie I had easily picked up the other four posters in the series, but was not able to find the Chase Meridian piece of the puzzle. Shortly after I bought the other four in the set I happened to catch QVC doing a Batman Forever special segment.
Wouldn't you know it? They were offering all five from the set. Not only framed, but autographed by each of the actors whose characters were portrayed in the posters. I couldn't resist getting the one I needed to complete the set.
I would have loved to get all of them, but at $300 a piece back in 1995 it was a little bit out of my budget back then.
