As for what we already know about what's going on in the current Gotham City that Robert Pattinson's Dark Knight oversees, it's pretty darn interesting.
While previous live-action Batman villains such as The Joker, Penguin and Bane have been more of the grounded variety, Clayface is a bit more sci-fi as the villain is able to literally change his facial and bodily features at a moments notice.
Whether or not we'll be introduced to Clayface (the big baddie said to be inked in for 'The Batman 2') remains to be seen, but we'll definitely keep an eye out for the name Basil Karlo (Clayface) when this series hits MAX.
Colin Farrell talks about 'The Penguin' series and says his appearance in 'The Batman' was just the "Tip of the iceberg."
Though many had their doubts about Matt Reeves Batman reboot (mostly because of former teen heartthrob, Robert Pattinson being cast to put on the cape and cowl), the film wildly exceeded expectations and not just critically, but also commercially as it's hauled in over $760 million worldwide.
Overall it was a pretty cool scene that could've been in the film but we're not entirely happy with the casting of The Joker. He seems "Meh" at best.
With the way that The Batman ended, there will be a power vacuum in the underworld of Gotham City and best believe The Penguin will be doing his part to fill that void. Should be hella fun to see how things play out.
The Dark Knight isn't just responsible for saving Gotham City, but the movie industry as well.
Move over Christopher Nolan. It looks like The Dark Knight Trilogy will have some company at the top with the arrival of Matt Reeves' 3-hour epic, The Batman.
Even football cleats?! Should be interesting to see who balls out on the field in Batman cleats. Might get clowned. Just sayin.'
As far as comic book films go The Batman's runtime will only trail that of Avengers: Endgame (three hours and 1 minute) and Zack Snyder's cut of The Justice League (4 hours but went straight to HBO Max).
