I can picture what Burton would have done had he directed the film.

The Riddler's Lair is creepier and more maze-like.

The scene of Bruce remembering who he is by going into the Batcave and confronting a giant bat is present here.There's a long series of scenes with Bruce and Dick training while Bruce explains the rules of being his crime fighting partner.Commissioner Gordon and a host of reporters turn up not long after and Batman is forced to explain that the costumed boy is his new partner Robin. Rather than giving Dick a telling off back at the cave Batman berates him immediately after getting rescued.These felt somewhat reminiscent of the TV commentators in Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns. There are a few sections set on a talk-show hosted by Vondelle Millions who comments on what is happening in the story.Sugar and Spice are called Leather and Lace.The leprechaun costume ends up becoming The Riddler costume. He sees Two-Face fleeing the scene and follows him. Lyle is present at the Circus scene - disguised as a fortune teller dressed as a leprechaun.Not sure, but that feels like a Keaton moment. There's a bit where he turns up at WayneTech and mischievously demands that everyone stop working for 5 seconds. The Bruce dialogue still feels Michael Keaton-ish.Batman has sex (off-screen) with Chase but keeps his mask on!.There are flashbacks to Bruce and his father at the beginning but nothing about the red book (diary) that were in the deleted scenes.Dr Chase MeridiAn is Dr Chase MeridiEn (pedantic I know).His company is called HeckTech (get it, as in hectic).The Batchler's script has the Riddler's real identity be Lyle Heckendorf rather than Edward Nygma.A couple are out of sequence such as Bruce meeting Edward before putting on the batsuit and foiling Two-Face's robbery. The story beats in the finished film are pretty much all there.

Some interesting things to note about the Batchler's draft:. I'll likely do a more in-depth analysis comparing the two versions at some point but for now here's my 'Cliff's Notes' version. Here's an interesting bit of reading - an early (possibly first) draft by Lee Batchler and Janet Scott Batchler and a production draft incorporating the revisions by Akiva Goldsman.

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