Perhaps the best hope of the DC/Warner Bros partnership, The Batman, has a real burden on its shoulders. Not only for the companies, but also for fans, who have long been unable to see one of the most iconic characters in comic book history on the big screen. The next generation of Batman, directed by Matt Reeves and starring Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne, is also the founder of a brand new DC Universe for the screen. Along with Batman, two different series about the Gotham Police Department and Penguin will expand the universe.

As such, we began to wonder if the foundations of The Batman would be drawn in different directions over time and deviated from its purpose. But director Matt Reeves said there were some plans for The Batman 2, not just that they would be in a hurry to implement them. Matt Reeves’s descriptions are as follows:

“I think the first thing I’m going to do is have a long rest. As a matter of fact, it’s like, when I made this movie, it was never like I was making the first movie. Because if you call the movie part one, you have to make sure there’s more to come. What I wanted was to make this movie a fun experience for all people. So we can experience bringing a fresh perspective to a character that the world has loved for over eighty years. If we’re successful, and I know we will, there’s a lot of stories I want to tell, then we’ll make the second film. Not because the first film is not a complete adventure, but because there will be more stories to tell.

Let’s see what the audience thinks after they see the movie. I hope they can connect with the film and want to see more. So I will not rest for a long time.”

We are now closer than ever to The Batman, who has been through a very painful pandemic until its release. Riddler’ film, which seems to have a pretty spectacular Gotham atmosphere that we’ll see as the main villain, will be released on March 4. When we say Bat & Cat dynamics, its large staff, I think we’re getting back to the Cloaked Cavalry we missed.