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Batsuit (Schumacher Films)

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With Warner Bros. wishing to move the film franchise to a more mainstream audience, Tim Burton (director of the previous two Batman films) was instructed to take a producer role in further installments. With Burton's approval, Joel Schumacher was made the franchise's new director. Perhaps the most notable, and most controversial, trait of the Schumacher Batsuits is the addition of nipples and codpieces, a design quirk cited as being influenced by the statues of the gods of ancient Greece.

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Batman Forever Batman & Robin

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With Warner Bros. wishing to move the film franchise to a more mainstream audience, Tim Burton (director of the previous two Batman films) was instructed to take a producer role in further installments. With Burton's approval, Joel Schumacher was made the franchise's new director. As part of Warner Bros' wish to appease the mainstream audience and target commercialism, the Batsuit was redesigned along the lines of a more "MTV organic, and edgier feel" to the suit. The construction of the suits followed the example of the first two films, inheriting the same difficulty with actors turning their heads as in the previous films. Perhaps the most notable, and most controversial, trait of the Schumacher Batsuits is the addition of nipples and codpieces, a design quirk cited as being influenced by the statues of the gods of ancient Greece.