There is an alternate version called Batman Forever: Red Book Edition. Fantastic fan-edit containing all of the great deleted footage edited back into the movie. Mar 03, 2014 I've been hearing a lot about this fan edit version of Batman Forever called the Red Book Edition and how it's so much better than the actual movie. I really like Batman Forever (still trying to get hold of that Red Book Edition). Does anybody here have the first fanedit by Paulisdead2221?? I have seen two, the Red Book Edition. The only truly worthwhile fan edit of anything I've ever seen is the. I have watched one titled Batman Forever.

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