Eventually, Two-Face escaped by parachute as the helicopter crashed into Lady Gotham (aka The Statue of Liberty), while Batman dove into the harbor's river to save himself. Batman managed to open the safe and escape to save the hostage, but he was left dangling from the heavy chain as the helicopter flew off. As the vault was suspended in mid-air, it was filling up with boiling acid. The vault was dragged out through a hole blasted in the outer wall, by a chain attached to a whirring Blackhawk helicopter above. Batman confronted and subdued Two-Face's armed thugs, but found himself trapped in a bank vault with a security-guard hostage. The homicidal, psychotic, and amoral Two-Face had taken hostages in the bank. Chase Meridian (Nicole Kidman), who specialized in multiple personalities. The Police Commissioner James Gordon (Pat Hingle) was assisted with the case by famed, beautiful psychologist Dr. One half of Two-Face's visage was hideously repulsive, magenta-colored and scarred from acid. The deadly heist was led by physically and emotionally-scarred criminal Harvey 'Two-Face' Dent (Tommy Lee Jones) - on the 2nd anniversary of the day Batman had captured him. The hyper-active film opened with Batman (Val Kilmer) leaving his Bat-Cave in his Bat-mobile when signaled, and arriving in Gotham City, where a 2nd Bank of Gotham robbery was taking place in a high-rise skyscraper. Joel Schumacher, (Tim Burton: producer), 121 minutes

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