Project Batman/11/28/2016

11/28/2016 or "The 11/28/2016 Cut" is an early cut of the movie Project Batman. It was quickly condemned by Overforce Executives due to its overly graphic nature and disturbing content throughout the film. Since then, the movie was re-worked into what is now known as Project Batman (2016). Shortly after the release of Project Batman (2016), the 11/28/2016 Cut was permanently wiped from all Overforce hard drives and then said hard drives were burned in a well (the hard drives were replaced with backed up filed from before the filming of PB1), leaving no proof of its existence other than accounts of the filming crew (who are under NDA). Few anonymous employees of Overforce have leaked some information about the 11/28/2016 Cut.
== Plan ==
the Director of project batman (2016) was Interested in Creating a more mature film, a first for overforce. it was said to have many Kills Sporadically happen for shock value. One of the writers allegedly suffered an abnormal illness after reading the first draft of the script. No doctor has Been able to understand why, but it is commonly attributed to stress. Eventually, the filming began with a Really Great number of special effects people for the gore and blood.
== Execution ==
In the filming process, Someone has stated that the movie contained a grotesque story of batman undergoing schizophrenic meltdowns, regressing to a child-like state. this would lead him to brutally mutilate the villains of the movie and even causing the riddler to commit suicide in the batmobile. no other crew member has disclosed how different the movie is from the final cut.
== Ending ==
Currently, Only few accounts from Members of the crew have Informed fans of the early cut. Nonetheless, a Great number of fans have attributed the overly extreme and violent nature of the film to be connected with the "rated-r" version of project batman. some fans speculate this april fools joke was in fact a cover-up for the leaked screenshots of batman coughing up blood and flipping the bird.