Fans of “The Batman”, who are pleased – after more than three years, Matt Reeves and Mattson Tomlin have delivered their script to the sequel.
Reeves, who directed Robert Pattinson’s Batman movie, shared a picture of X by himself and Tomlin who sat behind their finished script. The picture apparently confirms the title of the sequel, as “The Batman: Part II” can be seen on the cover.
In the tweet, Reeves also plays with the fans’ expectations of the sequel. He captions the photo “partners in crime (fighters)” and tags Tomlin. Although this can simply be a reference to his writing partner, the author/director certainly knows that fans will see the comment as a reference to Robin’s potential inclusion in Pattinson’s follow -up film.
You can see the tweet below.
It has been more than three years since the release of “The Batman”, which Reeves wrote with Peter Craig (Tomlin served as an unredred writer in the film). As the time has passed, fans have become increasingly antsy when it comes to waiting between the first film’s release and the sequel’s script. Thewrap recently reported On the trip behind the scenes with Reeves and Tomlins script for “The Batman: Part II.”
DC originally planned “The Batman: Part II” to be released in October this year. Since then, it has met repeated delays, with a release date that is now scheduled for October 2027.
DC Studios Co-Cee James Gunn has commented on the wait several times and urged fans to be patient for the long-awaited sequel. “Superman” director and the new DCU architect last discussed the script with Police stone.
“Matt is slow,” Gunn said. “Let him take the time. Let him do what he does. God, people are senior. Let him do his thing, man.”
Now that the script is completed, “The Batman: Part II” may encounter scheduling issues. Pattinson Movies Currently Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” and rumored to log in for a key role in “Dune: Messiah. ”
Nothing is currently known about the action for “The Batman: Part II” apart from the end of key figures such as Pattinson and Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth. After the success of “The Penguin”, it is unknown how heavy characters like Colin Farrell’s Oz Cobb will fit into the story. Barry Keoghan was introduced at the end of the first movie as a joker.
Since the first film was released, the fans have speculated about the potential inclusion of Robin in a follow -up, which has taken a orphaned boy by begging by “The Batman” as a possible sidekick for Bruce Wayne. While Reeves did not confirm any plot information in the script message, his captions really add fuel to this flame.
“The Batman: Part II” is currently scheduled to release October 1, 2027.
