Batman Forever

Batman Forever was the third installment in the Tim Burton-influenced Batman film series. The 1995 film starred Val Kilmer as the Caped Crusader who took on the likes of Two-Face (Tommy Lee Jones) and the Riddler (Jim Carrey). Joel Schumacher (A Time to Kill) took over the directing reins from Tim Burton.

The following weapons are seen in the film Batman Forever:

Batman Forever (1995)

Benelli MP 95E

A Chrome plated Benelli MP95E is the main handgun used by Two-Face (Tommy Lee Jones).

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Benelli MP95E

Olympic Arms OA-93

Olympic Arms OA-93 Pistols are used by the henchmen of Two-Face (Tommy Lee Jones). The guns are fed from 90 rounder drums with neon detailing.

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M16A2

The M16A2 rifles are briefly seen in the hands of the Gotham SWAT team when Batman arrives at the beginning of the film.

Colt Pythons

In keeping with his dual personality, Two-Face uses different variants of the Colt Python, one blued, one stainless, when he crashes the Riddler's reception.

Colt Python with 6" Barrel and Rubber grips - .357 magnum

Colt Python Stainless Steel - .357 Magnum

Colt New Service

Bruce Wayne (Val Kilmer) experiences a flashback where he sees an assailant shooting his parents with a Colt New Service. The man is credited as "Shooter" (David U. Hodges), but since this film appears to exist in the same continuity as Batman and Batman Returns, it's assumed that the assailant is Jack Napier aka The Joker, who used a Colt New Service in the original film.

Colt New Service - .38 Colt

Jack Napier with his revolver in flashback.

M134 Minigun

M134 Miniguns are dual-mounted on the cars of Two-Face's henchmen when they chase the Batmobile.

RPG-7

At one point, Two-Face uses a customized rocket launcher with an RPG-7 rocket head to try and take out the Batmobile.

RPG-7 - 40mm

Two-Face launches an RPG at the Batmobile.