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Joshua Wille, PhD is a film and digital media scholar whose work focuses on fan edits and alternative versions of screen media. His research has been published in Transformative Works and Cultures, and he has written chapters in books such as Fan Phenomena: The Lord of the Rings (Intellect, 2015), Fan Phenomena: James Bond (Intellect, 2015), and Keywords in Remix Studies (Routledge, 2018). His dissertation, “Beyond the Phantom Edit: A Critical History and Practical Analysis of Fan Edits,” was the first to concentrate on the history, theory, and practice of fan edits.

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  • Batman Forever: Red Book Edition Hot. FanFix September 17, 2007 8571. Audio/Video Quality. The problem isn't the editor.
  • (Request) Batman Forever Red Book Edition I've checked fanedit info, and it always says coming soon, so I had to use the wayback machine to get the rar file. Turns out, all the MEGA links are down.
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The 1995 DC Comics film, Batman Forever, went through a few major edits before its release. Originally darker than the final product, the film's original length was closer to 2 hours and 40 minutes according to director Joel Schumacher. There was talk of an extended cut being released to DVD for the film's 10th anniversary in 2005. While all four previous Batman films were given special. I hadn't watched this since the 90s, so mostly I was coming at the film with fresh eyes. I had actually liked it more than Batman Returns, due to hating most everything about the Penguin, preferring Val Kilmer as Bruce Wayne and Batman, and generally liking Jim Carrey. Actually, neither of the films have aged very well, though. But The Red Book Edition attempts to change that.