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Some 960 days after filming began, here is the 6 1/2 minutes of footage from Batman: The Timeless Knight.
Sounds and music are there, no dialog though.
Enjoy.
And if you have no idea what this is supposed to be, this thread may help.
Holy crap... This looks AMAZING. I hope the voice acting is as good as the animation, put both together and you'll get a great video/movie, or however you're planing on releasing it.
-Cold
Holy crap... This looks AMAZING.
Ditto. It really is a pity that it could have made such an epic brickfilm.
Last edited by Mickey (April 24, 2014 (03:30pm))
That was really cool, I'm glad you did put up what you got done.
Do you think you might be able to give us a low-down on the storyline?
You're welcome!
Glad it all finally got released, even if not in the intended way.
Coldb00ded, Some of the voice acting is amazing, other parts...Not so much.
If it gets released, it'll be in an audio-drama like format. And that's a big if.
Mickey, This is the release. Sorry, but I don't have the time to go back and re-visit old projects, and must move on to better things.
Mighty, yep, here it is in a nut-shell.
Batman arrives at a museum, Riddler activates old time-disk flinging Batman into the past.
He meets the fellas at the beach who complain about the Romans. He swings by a cave and picks up some armor, attacks the Romans, finds out about a monster (Killer Croc) in the swamp. Finds the monster, learns he wants revenge on Joker for making him like that. Batman enters tavern to find location of Joker, finds it, is forced to leave to fight ninjas and save catwoman. He fights Fire Fly, is injured by Messalus with fire staff, escapes, talks with the monster again, and both invade villain base. They beat all the villains up, and Batman finds the disk to return home.
He returns and captures Riddler, and thus it ends.
Yeah, it was incredibly ambitious and fairly complex. The script is 20-some odd pages long.
Yeah, it was incredibly ambitious and fairly complex. The script is 20-some odd pages long.
Only twenty 
, that's nothing.... just kidding, I have never done anything close to that big.
I liked what you made, though by your story description, you still would have needed a lot more to complete it. The size of some of your sets is quite impressive, though lacking that great artistic look. Overall, it looked like it would have been an enjoyable movie.
I do have to say that you've definitely improved a lot in your skill since this, as seen by your latest movie.
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