I happened to come by a fan-made movie online about BATMAN. They're really well-made, too.

Whoever did them knows about the Batman character. He is put in a dark light, he is mysterious and the characters he faces are dangerous.

There is another one that I found as well, but this is about Dick Grayson, the one who was Robin. That one is very, very good, too.

If you want to see a true adaptation of the Batman character, I would watch these three short movies. They were surprisingly great. And they weren't high budgets at all, and these people knew what they were doing.

I don't know why Hollywood can't follow comic book structure correctly.

The first one that I found is called, Batman: Dead End directed by Sandy Collora. I think that's how you spell his last name.

The second movie from the same director is titled, Worlds Finest. That one was pretty good too, but I liked the first one he made, it has two twists to it that will make you go, hmmmm?

The other one that I found is called, GRAYSON, directed by John Fiorella. This is about Dick Grayson and how he has to defeat the villains he's faced as Robin. It's made as a movie trailer, but you won't be disappointed it. It makes you cheer for the good guy, it makes you want to SEE the movie. It is very well made and looks like it was a very big budget, but the director says it cost him under 20,000 dollars.

He also has a website on it and a behind the scenes making of with his commentary on how he did it. Very informative, if I must say. Sandy also has a website too.

So, if you've got the time, watch these two movies and you won't be disappointed and you'll be asking yourself, "Why the hell can't Hollywood make these types of movies?"