What is your favorite fan made Batman Film?

I love these fan made Batman films. Does anyone have a favorite. Here are

Batman Dead End

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hjp0I_okX0w

Batman Legends

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yq5RHUO6yLg&feature=related

World's Finest

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsmqc4RhSQY

Grayson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQyfQ7RMOXs&feature=related

City of Scars

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xdpig1_city-of-scars_shortfilms

Grayson is fantastic why could that guy not do anything more with it that had promise.

I did like Grayson as well, I thought the story was pretty interesting.

There was almost a Graysons TV show- this is from wikipedia.org


On October 1, 2008, it was announced that the CW network was preparing a new live-action pilot called The Graysons which would follow the life of a pre-Robin Dick Grayson.[40] Smallville exec producers Kelly Souders and Brian Peterson, as well as Supernatural exec producer McG and Peter Johnson, were behind The Graysons, which landed a put pilot commitment at the netlet. Souders and Peterson were set to serve as showrunners (along with Todd Slavkin and Darren Swimmer).[41]

On November 6, 2008, Variety revealed that Warner Bros. executive Jeff Rubinov, who had initially supported the project, pulled the plug on the show. Rubinov stated that "the studio has opted not to go forward with the development of The Graysons at this time", stating that the concept did not fit with the aims of the current Batman franchise. Rubinov continued, "Warner Bros. Television is currently working on several replacement options for the CW."

Yeah, I'm glad that didn't happen. I'm sure it would've turned out better than it was sounding, but they were talking about how it'd be Dick Grayson dealing with normal teen issues while being a part of the "Flying Graysons". Oh, and they were going to call him "DJ" instead of Dick...shudder.

-Gary

I added in an actual poll at the top; And I had to go with "Batman: Dead End". I've never seen World's Finest or Batman Legends, but of the other three I like Dead End the most. It's short and sweet, and feature the Aliens and Predator franchise, which I love.

-Gary

I'm the same with the fan made movies. That fans go to these lengths to make some amazing contributions. My favourite is Dead End... I was a big fan of the batman vs predator comics so to create a movie on this scale was amazing!!

The one with Boner from Growing Pains. He was a scary Joker. Too bad he's dead.

Agreed...he was awesome, it's sad he never got to do it again.

-Gary

Greyson, by far--the idea of mixing the 60s show continuity with DKR is pretty awesome, and honestly, while the other ones are more actual "films," all of them I remember having kinda anywhere from mediocre to bad acting and writing.

Jay Kay wrote:

Greyson, by far--the idea of mixing the 60s show continuity with DKR is pretty awesome, and honestly, while the other ones are more actual "films," all of them I remember having kinda anywhere from mediocre to bad acting and writing.

For some reason, Grayson just left me disappointed. I'm guessing because while it obviously wasn't feature film quality it was at a really cool concept that just left me wanting to see the whole thing...and there wasn't any. It even featured Superman, one of my favorites, and I still prefer some of the others. Well, really only "Dead End" I guess. But still...

-Gary

Dead end wasn't ever released on DVD was it?

Not officially, no. I'm sure you can buy it somewhere, but I don't think it was released by Collora (the guy that made it).

-Gary

gallegra wrote:

Not officially, no. I'm sure you can buy it somewhere, but I don't think it was released by Collora (the guy that made it).

-Gary

Oh yeah i guess you couldn't really release it but Dead End is the best made fan film

Yeah, I think if any of those guys actually tried to sell their work, the lawyers at WB would probably put boots so far up their asses they'd get their teeth knocked out.

Jay Kay wrote:

Yeah, I think if any of those guys actually tried to sell their work, the lawyers at WB would probably put boots so far up their asses they'd get their teeth knocked out.

Well I wouldn't go that far but you would definitely piqué the interest of the WB legal team.

ballpointbanana wrote:

Jay Kay wrote:

Yeah, I think if any of those guys actually tried to sell their work, the lawyers at WB would probably put boots so far up their asses they'd get their teeth knocked out.

Well I wouldn't go that far but you would definitely piqué the interest of the WB legal team.

Actually, I'm pretty sure Jay Kay is closer to the truth...they'd be pretty quick to shut them down, if they made a good amount of money on it. I know this web-series I watched a while back called "Batman of Suburbia" or something like that had to alter the Bat-Symbol he wore because the WB wrote him about it.

-Gary