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The Death of Batman (2003)Batman is captured, held prisoner, and tortured by a petty thief who has a score to settle. Director:Donald Lawrence Flaherty |
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Title: The Death of Batman (2003)
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| Trip Hope | ... |
Thief
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Fiona Angus | ... |
Ann Smith
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Max Cabot | ... |
Coroner
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Keith Ferguson | ... |
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Keith Kowalczyk | ... |
Police Officer
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Old Lady
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Scott O'Donnell | ... | |
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Christina Quinn | ... |
Newscaster
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Heather Stapleton | ... |
Homeless Woman
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Hunter Stapleton | ... |
Young Bruce Wayne
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Marlee Varnum | ... |
Baglady
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Batman is captured, held prisoner, and tortured by a petty thief who has a score to settle.
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2003 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This short film is far removed from the campness of Joel Schumacher's Batman & Robin. The film is meant to be a sort of conclusion to Tim Burton's Batman and Batman Returns. It questions heroics and what happens if the heroes get it wrong. In this case, very wrong. The performance of Christopher Stapleton as Batman can't be faulted, it really seems like it could be Michael Keaton himself under the mask. And Trip Hope has the near impossible feat of convincing the audience that he is almost in the right to be capturing Batman. Murky and very morally dubious, this film is best suited to open-minded fan of the film who aren't put off by a title which pretty much sums up the end of the film. Though fans of Burton's film will most probably delight in an even more depressing and dark incarnation of the Bat.