Third 'The Batman' Might Not Happen After James Gunn's DCU Exit
The future of Matt Reeves' trilogy is uncertain with the new leadership of the DC universe.
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In a Variety report about the future of the DCU, a possibility that Matt Reeves may not complete his trilogy after The Batman: Part II was brought up.
According to the report, it's still unknown whether Reeves' plans remain a trilogy, now that James Gunn is no longer involved with the DCU. It's worth remembering that both Gunn and Peter Safran gave the director considerable creative freedom, including allowing several delays to the film.
At this time, it is unknown what the plans are for the new DC universe and how things will fit together under the leadership of Jeremy Latchman, the new head of the studio.
It's also worth remembering that Robert Pattinson was among the names considered to take on the role of the new James Bond, which could have made filming a third movie difficult, as the actor's schedule would have been very busy.
Everything you need to know about The Batman: Part II
The Batman: Part II continues the story of the first Batman starring Robert Pattinson, which premiered in theaters in 2022 and grossed more than $770 million.
Dubbed the Batman Crime Saga, the narrative built by Matt Reeves casts Robert Pattinson as a young Bruce Wayne in his early years as the Dark Knight. Zoë Kravitz is Catwoman, Colin Farrell is the Penguin, Paul Dano played the villain Riddler, and John Turturro is Carmine Falcone. Jeffrey Wright was the new Commissioner Gordon, and Andy Serkis played Alfred.
