While the DC/WB partnership brings comic book adaptations to the screen, it doesn’t seem to pay much attention to time. I mean, at least after the movie comes out of the first editing, it’s a long way off. The last time we saw this was in Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Snyder’s dream four-hour version came with plenty of slow-motion scenes. A similar situation has already emerged for Matt Reeves; in The Batman. A four-hour version was also shown in test screenings to an selected audience before the film was released.
This four-hour version is thought to be the previous version of the film. The Batman will be released with an outage of about an hour anyway. “Matt Reeves” for The Batman, which will be the longest solo Batman movie in the coming years, with a duration of two hours and fifty-five minutes. Cut,” we can see. Or we can watch this cut-out hour-long episode in extra scenes when the movie comes out on Blu-Ray or digitally.
The Batman, which will be released on March 4, will be released in two hours and fifty-five minutes, let the nearest salon attendant know they’ve shown the wrong version.
