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Rob Leane Jan 18, 2017

Longer, darker and closer to what came before, the extended version of Batman Forever sounds interesting at the least...

Joel Schumacher’s Batman Forever was a divisive movie, to say the least, and one that we’ve debated the merits of before on this site. But even those of us who like the film (this writer included) would be quick to admit that it’s nowhere near the brilliance of the preceding brace of Bat-movies from Tim Burton.

It’s intriguing to hear, then, that the original cut of Batman Forever weighed in at 2 hours 40 minutes. That’s 38 minutes of extra footage that never made it into cinemas; enough missing minutes to significantly alter the film. Would the original version of Batman Forever have garnered more love?

The fine folk at BatmanOnFilm.com have painstakingly procured information from every available source - earlier drafts of the script,...

LONDON -- U.K. children's programming producer Entertainment Rights said Tuesday that it has extended its DVD distribution deal with BCI for the U.S. and Canada. BCI will now handle the DVD release of all of ER's animation catalog, which includes about 230 hours of programming including She-Ra: Princess of Power, Ghostbusters, The New Adventures of Zorro, The Lone Ranger and several live action series like The Secret of Isis. A Navarre Corp. company, BCI recently handled the U.S. DVD release of ER's He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.