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Matt Reeves has commented on rumors suggesting that Robert Pattinson’s Batman could be joining James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DCU. Reeves directed 2022’s The Batman, which starred Pattinson as the Dark Knight.

The Batman fandom might be heading into an strange crossroads. The report has surfaced again that DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has reportedly expressed interest in bringing Robert Pattinson' s Batman into the larger DC Universe (DCU).

Matt Reeves was at the Golden Globes on Sunday, and naturally, was asked about the status of The Batman Part 2.

Director Matt Reeves recently confirmed that The Batman Part 2 will begin filming in 2025. Speaking at the Golden Globes, Reeves, who helmed the first film and oversees its expanding universe, provided an update on the sequel’s timeline and hinted at what fans can expect from the next chapter in his Gotham City saga.

The Batman 2 release date delays prompted rumors about why the script is taking so long, and director Matt Reeves may have confirmed one of them.

The Batman 2 director Matt Reeves has confirmed that the sequel will start filming this year, offering some reassurance to fans after the announcement of a new delay in the production. Last month, Warner Bros revealed the film's release date has been pushed back a full year,