The Batman is only a few months away from its release and as the massive DC FanDome event approaches this weekend, an exciting new teaser drops to hype the fans with a new trailer coming out in the said occasion. Are you ready to see more of Robert Pattinson's caped crusader?
The official Twitter page of The Batman just dropped a really engaging teaser with the narration and text, "It's not just a signal; it's a warning," seemingly hyping the fans who have been waiting for the release of Robert Pattinson's The Batman for so long. The clip has the BatSignal like a beacon and a warning at the same time.
This is in preparation for the upcoming massive DC FanDome event wherein The Batman would definitely be in the center of the talks especially with its release date nearing. A trailer is expected to be released in the occasion and everyone is excited to see new scenes from the film.
This version of Pattinson as Batman is neither part the DC Extended Universe nor the Arrowverse. It is a stand-alone film like that of Joaquin Phoenix's Joker.
Matt Reeves handles the direction and screenplay of the solo Caped Crusader film of The Batman. Robert Pattinson fills the shoes of the major vigilante of Gotham after Ben Affleck left the role due to personal struggles.
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Matt Reeves' The Batman will circle around the story of Batman from the time when Bruce Wayne is just starting before becoming the vigilante of Gotham and it will be set during the first few years of Batman fighting the crimes in the city exploring the corruption which may involve his own family and he will also be facing a serial killer, the Riddler.
The Batman has faced a series of delays following the pandemic and has been one of the earliest productions to be hit by COVID-19 wherein its main star, Robert Pattinson, was one of those who tested positive early on. Production continued after his recovery.
Are you ready for the new trailer? Matt Reeves' The Batman premieres in theaters on March 4, 2022.
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