Tim Burton's Batman III | Fan-Made Script Hypothetical

[@BludPanda]

HEY YOU, if you liked this video please share it around. My videos don't do very well and it's getting harder and harder to make these. I would greatly appreciate it.

[@OminOUs_aNonYmoUs47]

I'll try and tell some of my coworkers tomorrow!

[@demboeytorres]

U should make a video of u like breaking it down from start to beginning

[@evanzaremba4722]

And Burton's Batman 3 didn't exist.

[@evanzaremba4722]

@@demboeytorres He'll do that, but he'll find out that Burton's Batman 3 didn't exist.

[@harrington9482]

Absolute treat working on this nifty little video here. though I wish Ailurus would finish her script... that all depends on you lmao. I loved doing the art for this, it was out of touch with my ordinary set of doodles so i appreciated the task and being able to make it a Tim Burton batman movie was especially exciting. hope yall liked. i did mah best

[@brendancrowley3859]

Meant to say this when I did, but you uploaded this on my birthday! Thank you

[@BludPanda]

Happy Late Birthday!!!

[@OminOUs_aNonYmoUs47]

The ideas presented here amaze me. Both of you did a bang up job! Would you ever consider adapting these ideas into a medium such as Minecraft like you other film? Or maybe LEGO Stop Motion? I have most of the script for my Lego Batman stop motion animation done for a while, where Killer moth was also the main villain, but my script isn't as good, and also somewhat different. The story would be focused on "The duality of Man" type of story, with Batman acting as the symbol of good for Gotham, and Killer Moth acting as main man in control of Gotham's underworld, after killing black Mask and taking his place. Obviously, your plot dwarves mine in comparison, but still. The work presented in this video, and the others you've made is inspiring. Can't wait for whatever comes next!

[@Victor-qx3vx]

You had me at “This is gonna be a Halloween film” ❤🎃

[@colingibson1998]

*I'm working on a fan-made script with Scarecrow as the main villain. I plan to add Robin, along with five other teenage vigilantes. One is a young guy who is friends with this version of Robin, and they both have four foster siblings. In this version, Robin and the young guy are dating two of the foster siblings. All six of them become vigilantes, and it turns out that the four foster siblings have connections to Scarecrow let me know what you think

[@GOTHAMCITYPRIVATE]

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[@fungusmeister259]

The algorithm hates this guy, the production on display here is just incredible

[@BludPanda]

IT DOES!!!

[@theaverageclownhole3369]

“Simply being selfless is not nearly enough” damn I love that quote. Just started but the intro already has me

[@TheHeroHaven]

Realizing Bruce had more depth in Batman Forever than the Burton films…

[@fancy_cup-fi2os]

this story is great honestly i think its better than the og movie you did great you deserve more views

[@BludPanda]

Thank you so much. Please spread the word!

[@RetroReMaykr]

Haven't finished the video yet but I always love visiting other's ideas on a continuation in the world of Tim Burton's Batman. I have my own ideas on a continuation, mine are about a send off for the character, holding him accountable, and at the end leaving him in a position where he could be better or that he has to change. I wasn't sure when it would take place I flip between after or way down the line after Returns. Then I got distracted and off the back of that idea I got another for a story which is related but not really that is about the creation of the Justice league using that sorta reformed Batman I made included in it. If I had the time I'd go back to developing both of those and maybe some new stuff.

[@theaverageclownhole3369]

I absolutely loved this script and the art that you and Harry provided was absolutely awesome by all accounts. I would say that I adore that this version of a third movie stands for a lot more and aims to deconstruct Batman and actually hold him accountable for his actions. Maybe it partially stems from a lack of accountability from so many figures in our world today that seeing a version of a character that is idolized despite committing monstrous acts and even murdering people face actual consequences is refreshing. Of course the movies are fantasy and aren’t meant to be taken 100% seriously but I find Batman a lot more interesting when it pays close attention to the warnings of the character (The Batman did this to a degree which I liked). I understand not having the desire to finish the script but I would say that you shouldn’t let it not aligning completely with the original tone and purpose of the original movies get in the way, let it be yours to a degree as I think that personal aspect is what makes all art pieces so special at least in my opinion

[@BludPanda]

Thanks. Holding Batman accountable is my favorite way to go about doing a Batman story. I don't see Batman as an inherently good person his existence needs a lot of explaining. Makes for great social commentary that I want to see more of in comics and movies. If this video were to do well I'd definitely continue writing.

[@srstriker6420]

@@BludPandayeah because you think after what Penguin did Batman by framing him for killing the ice Princess and in Batman Forever it went on like nothing happened

[@srstriker6420]

Interesting what about the forth movie and the Dark knight Rises? What if Tim Burton made Spider-Man movies because I have seen the honest trailer on Tim Burton’s movies?

[@928studiosinc06]

This is a very interesting idea. I started work on a sequel series to Tim Burton's Batman called Batman: Gotham Guardian. If you're interested, please let me know because I would love to show you some of my ideas.

[@Mario3-we2lp]

Good job apandah

[@Tyson318]

Hey I’m doing the exact same thing you’re doing instead of killer moth and mad hatter I’m doing the riddler which I find to be a very fun villain to write I’m also about halfway done and I don’t intend on stopping.

[@poopooman-q7r]

this sounds amaizng

[@sockoast]

+2 Batman points

[@greaterparrot3]

Thoughts on Gotham from the Gotham tv show

[@BludPanda]

Absolutely loved it as a kid, not that great when you go back to it.

[@thebessienessie836]

gg good video

[@evanzaremba4722]

Great work man, but here's the truth. Tim Burton's Batman 3 didn't exist. Tim Burton had one meeting with Warner Bros. and they demoted him to a producer. Then Tim pass on the torch to his friend Joel Schumacher to continue with the franchise and help out hiring Lee and Janet Scott Batchler to write the screenplay for the third Batman film with help from Akiva Goldsman. Otherwise, it was Joel Schumacher who wanted Michael Keaton to come back and play Batman with the Batchlers writing it with his voice in mind, but due to a salary dispute, Val Kilmer delivered the best interpretation of Batman in Batman Forever and he's the first more definitive Batman and the more conflicted Bruce Wayne. It was also Joel who wanted to do Two-Face for Batman Forever, and he only cast Tommy Lee Jones in the role and Tommy is the first one to join the cast. And Joel and the Batchlers only do two villains and the Batchlers picked The Riddler as the secondary villain, with Joel asking Robin Williams to play The Riddler before it went to Jim Carrey. The Batchlers were against the returns of Kim Basinger's Vicki Vale and Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman, and they created Chase Meridian for the film with Joel originally cast Rene Russo as Chase before it went to Nicole Kidman. The true sequels to Batman Returns were Joel's take on Batman, and I loved Joel's Batman as much as I loved Tim's Batman. I don't blame Joel for what he did with B&R, but he did a wonderful job with BF.

[@BludPanda]

I never said this was what Tim Burton was going to do. Never said Batman 3 existed. He barely even knew what the sequel would have been since WB shut him off so quick. This is just a hypothetical of what it *could* have been. There are definitely aspects of Batman Forever I liked, this video is not critical of that movie.

[@evanzaremba4722]

@@BludPanda I see. I listen to an interview with Lee and Janet Scott Batchler on the podcast "Superhero Stuff You Should Know" and they debunked the rumors about Burton's Batman 3. I believe what the Batchlers had said, that Tim hired Joel to continue with the Batman franchise after Warner Bros. approached Joel while Joel was getting ready to film The Client (based off the John Grisham novel).