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1. The Batman Movie Is Officially Coming To Theaters On June 25, 2021 - This article from The Hollywood Reporter shares the news that Warner Bros. has officially set a release date for the long-awaited The Batman movie. 2. Robert Pattinson Is The New Batman - This article from Variety reports that Robert Pattinson is officially the new Bruce Wayne in the upcoming The Batman movie. 3. Matt Reeves Shares First Look At Robert Pattinson As The Batman - This video from The Hollywood Reporter shares the first look at Robert Pattinson in his Batman costume. 4. Everything We Know About The Batman So Far - This article from GamesRadar+ provides an overview of all the major details that have been announced about The Batman so far. 5. The Batman's New Logo Revealed - This article from ComicBook.com reveals the new logo for The Batman movie.
Tobias Menzies Sought For "The Batman Part II" - Dark Horizons
“Outlander,” “Game of Thrones” and “The Crown” actor Tobias Menzies is reportedly being eyed to play a big role in Matt Reeves’ “The Batman Part II”. PopFilm broke the news, indicating that Menzies is in the running to play Amadeus Arkham, the founder of the iconic Arkham Asylum – the institution that houses Gotham City’s […]
James Gunn Promises His DCU Version of Batman Will Arrive Before 2031 — GeekTyrant
The DCU is in full swing with Peacemaker raising hell across dimensions, Superman taking flight, Supergirl on the way, Clayface creeping in, and a whole squad of Green Lanterns ready to light up the galaxy. But, the question every fan keeps asking is, where’s the new Batman? Well, DC Studios co-hea
THE BATMAN Writer Mattson Tomlin Says He’s “Trying” To Get Raimi’s SPIDER-MAN 4 Moving — GeekTyrant
Ever since Tobey Maguire returned as Peter Parker in Spider-Man: No Way Home , fans have been hoping to see Spider-Man 4 get made with director Sam Raimi . The idea seemed far-fetched at first, but with No Way Home pulling in over a billion dollars worldwide, Sony revisiting Raimi’