The company has released a brief trailer for 2022's most eagerly awaited film, 'The Batman,' starring Robert Pattinson, ahead of DC FanDome, an event that features footage from forthcoming Warner Bros. initiatives.
The six-second film, according to media, features only a single view of a spotlight shooting a purple beam into the sky, with Batman's well-known brand hidden. The theme is known as "the bat signal," and it serves as Bruce Wayne's signal to put on his swimsuit and get moving.
"It's not merely a signal," says the narrator. Pattinson could be heard stating in a voiceover with a significantly harsh tone, "It's a warning." The footage then indicates that a new trailer for the film may be released on Saturday, October 16 at DC FanDome. Several fans rushed to Twitter to share their emotions, particularly with Pattinson's raspy voice, which is consistent with other famous interpretations of the character.
“His batman voice im losing it????” a fan wrote. “HOLY F–K IS THAT ROB’S BATMAN VOICE??” one other stated. A 3rd added, “Hello robert’s batman’s voice is so sexy.”
On Friday, the company ramped up the excitement by releasing two new posters for the film. In one, Batman can be seen walking through the rain towards a gleaming purple backdrop, his cape scarcely moving in the breeze, the silvery bat image on his chest glowing brightly through the storm.
In the sequel, Paul Dano's Riddler, who was also bathed in purple light, held out a card that said, "To the Batman." Director Matt Reeves also posted a shot of Zoe Kravitz, who will play Selina Kyle, popularly known as Catwoman, an iconic anti-hero who is frequently paired with Batman.
'The Batman' will include an all-star cast, including Jeffrey Wright, Colin Farrell, Andy Serkis, and Peter Sarsgaard, in addition to Pattinson, Kravitz, and Dano. The film, which will be released on March 4, will follow the caped crusader on a new adventure that will see him meet paths with a number of legendary characters from DC comics and films.
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