A local Gotham talk show featuring Chase Meriden as a guest, talking about Batman.Extended Batman/Two-Face helicopter fight (found on DVD).Extended moments/dialog/alternate takes all throughout the bank robbery/helicopter scenes.

Extended sequence featuring conversation with Bruce and Alfred as he flies through the tunnel connecting Wayne Enterprises and the Batcave.

The escape of Two-Face from Arkham Asylum (found on DVD).

Two-Face kills an Arkham security guard and writes 'THE BAT MUST DIE' on the wall with his blood.

There was an undercurrent theme involving Bruce having repressed memories of an aspect of his parents' death that he hadn't faced which was finding his father's diary on the night of his parents' wake and reading that Bruce insisted his parents go to the theater so he could watch one of the shows, meaning the reason he became Batman was out of the guilt that he killed them.īelow are the actual deleted extended scenes we know of - based off various sources and the script: While all four previous Batman films were given special edition DVD releases on the same day as the Batman Begins DVD release, none of which were given extended cuts, although some of the scenes made it into a deleted scenes section in the special features.

There was talk of an extended cut being released to DVD for the film's 10th anniversary in 2005. Originally darker than the final product, the film's original length was closer to 2 hours and 40 minutes according to director Joel Schumacher. The 1995 DC Comics film, Batman Forever, went through a few major edits before its release. You can help the Lost Media Archive by expanding it!

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