By now you’ve likely heard of Miles Scott, the 5-year-old boy who battled and beat leukemia, and who, through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, was able to see his dream of becoming Batman become an amazing reality thanks to the volunteer work and support of thousands of people.

Now comes Batkid: The Movie—a documentary of sorts that runs ten minutes in length and looks at the entire event that was put on for Miles. It’s really something to see, and the amount of passion and care that went into making it all happen never gets old.

You can watch the full video below.

A couple weeks back we found out that Make-A-Wish was ready to transform San Francisco into Gotham City for a 5-year-old boy who battled leukemia. Now that little boy, named Miles Scott, has seen his dream come true, and in a way not many expected.

Thanks to his story spreading like wildfire around the internet, thousands of people showed up to volunteer and to cheer Miles on as he, as Batkid, teamed with Batman himself and traveled around the city in a Batmobile to take out evil villains like the Riddler and Penguin.

Continue below for more and to see a video of Batkid’s big day.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation is going all out for a young boy fighting for his life in San Francisco. The foundation is set to transform S.F. into Gotham City, the fictional city that Batman fights crime in, for 5-year-old Miles, who’s currently battling leukemia.

Not only will the city be transformed, but Miles will travel around with an adult Batman to various locations throughout the day where hundreds of volunteers will help different events to take place that will allow Miles to be a real superhero.

Continue reading for the full announcement by Make-A-Wish, including where each event will unfold if you’re in the area and want to take part or bring your own family to watch.