Batman 1969: Act 3 (3/6)

Batman has returned, and as he begins analyzing attempted thefts of the Moldavian Star, he discovers he has company. Just as he is summoned to the Peale Art Gallery, the jewelry is taken ...

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• Batman
• 1969
• The
• FBI
• Catwoman
• comic
• book
• fan
• film
• Molly
• 1966
• Batgirl
• Wildcat

[catfan]

Thank you so much for the reception for this part of the fan film!! I can see a commentary on the fan film is in order!!

[AlexL10510]

Batman's put a shit ton of weight on man

[catfan]

@AlexL10510 See the above comment I made earlier about the weight. Looking back, I am a little shocked myself! But it is all part of the overall scheme of the story, because it is about a Batman who has "let himself go." Be sure to check out the remainder of the fan film to see what it really is about!

[MovieFestival96]

Brilliant Acting

[catfan]

@MovieFestival96 Thank you! I meant for this to be as much a human story as anything else.

[catfan]

@Aeolis7 Understood. The weight IS discussed in the fan film's plot. Be sure to check the rest of it out!

[Aeolis7]

@catfan Um, less than stllar is one thing... but a crime fighter should be in a little better shape when putting on that costume. No offense.

[godzhor]

AAAAH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[saltaeb99]

Good job tim!

[nestorlupin]

jaja good! =)

[catfan]

@TheErickStar The whole point here is that Bruce Wayne/Batman has been away from crime fighting, and has let himself go. The entire fan film is about the losses he has gone through, his personal struggle and then his return to fighting crime. Listen carefully, and I do make a reference to how Bruce (whom I play) has let himself go.

Likewise, Adam West was criticized for his less-than-stellar physique when he did the role back in 1966. This is not the Batman on steroids, but a human story.