adonis98-743-186503 Batman: Dead End is an 8 minutes short film where Batman tracks down Joker threw a dark alley but what he didn't except is that later on he would fight both an Alien and a Predator. The film is based on an old comic book where Batman went against the Predator his look is based on Alex Ross Batman adaptation which i always thought that he looked like George Clooney for some reason. I loved those easter eggs to previous films such as Mask of the Phantasm they actually used the theme of the film they also used the theme song of the original Predator which is great now there are also some little problems the look of the mask for me is off sure they changed this eyes to look more closer to the comics which was good but seeing the nose pop out sometimes out of the mask was not that great i just didn't like the way the mask looked also the fight scene although great on it's own way i hated every time that Batman screamed it was really not that good. I also remember Kevin Smith saying that this is the best Batman movie ever well not really it's on my list i mean it's way better than some big blockbusters such as Ghostbusters (2016) or even Batman Forever and Batman & Robin for sure and even some animated movies such as Bad Blood and Justice League v.s Teen Titans but i still think that Ben Affleck is the best Batman of all time and to those that keep hating him cause he killed people i'm pretty sure Batman murdered the Predator at the end and he was ready to murder even more and i know what you're going to say "But is an Alien" yeah sure he is but it's still a life Batman always killed in comics. movies, games or anything else that you can think of also before i wrap this review i want to say that those Batarangs or whatever he was holding on they were pretty cool you can find the full film on Youtube and there's also a behind the scenes look which is pretty awesome with the whole cinematography, style, stunts, effects they did a pretty good job with this movie i would also recommend you to see Predator: Dark Ages another great Fan Film i give Batman: Dead End (2003) a 10 out of 10 and an A+

DogFilmCritic I saw it on you tube and blew my mind, they merge three of the greatest franchises into one short film, the result amazing creativity placed in film.Why do i like this so much, because they took the material and made it work, it makes perfect sense why the predators would go after Batman, the joker resembles the ideas from the killing joke, and the alien creature.... I don't care why its there but i love it. The effects were great you can tell why its a short film and the money was well spend, i highly recommend it, its short but its worth the watch.

Horst in Translation ([email protected]) This is an 8-minute film (6 minutes without credits) by writer and director Sandy Collora. He has had a career before this short piece here and also worked after it on several movies. The Batman in here actually reminded me a bit of Bale's approach to the role, in terms of body language and also the voice. The Jokes is almost always in these fan films, but as long as he is portrayed as nicely as here, it's all good. The dialog between him and Batman was also nicely done. Sadly, with the disappearance of The Jokes, this one goes really south. These slime-spitting creatures in massive costumes did not add anything for me at all and they make up half the film pretty much. That's why I had to correct my rating from 6 down to 4 and cannot particularly recommend it. Final note: Sad to see Andrew Koenig gone, he really raised the bar for this one.

gaylard-1 This is by far the most intellectual Batman film I have ever seen. Many fans of Batman may be distressed and confused by the sophisticated storyline and the deep character development but for those of us who are mature enough, this film represents the struggle between good and evil, human and alien in a darkly beautiful way.From the witty dialog to the superbly underrated acting, Batman: Dead End delivers a classic story of predator vs. prey with rhetoric. Truly, this film can only be described as Hollywood's quintessential masterpiece. One could even go so far as to say that it's mankind's greatest achievement and our greatest contribution to human civilization.If I could sacrifice both of my testicles to ensure a sequel to Batman: Dead End would one day be created, I would agree with no hesitation. You should too.