Summary
- Matt Reeves remains attached to The Batman: Part 2, alleviating concerns about his directorial position.
- First complete script draft expected by Memorial Day 2023 with a focus on independence from the DC Universe.
- Slow writing pace and strict policy have delayed filming, with Robert Pattinson tied up in other projects as well.
Despite facing numerous challenges, it seems that the production of The Batman: Part 2 remains steadfast, with director Matt Reeves still committed to the project and a draft of the screenplay in sight.
The sequel to “The Batman,” initially slated for release in 2022, has encountered numerous setbacks, making its current release date in October 2027 seem increasingly uncertain as time goes by. With an incomplete script and rumors of Robert Pattinson’s involvement in “Dune 3,” a film scheduled to start production this summer—just months before the proposed shooting schedule for “The Batman Part 2“—have left fans concerned that the movie may never make it to the big screen.
According to an exclusive update from The Wrap, here are three thrilling tidbits about the progress of the upcoming “The Batman” sequel:
1. Director Matt Reeves has been working on the script for over half a year now.
2. The final draft is anticipated to be submitted by May 26th (Memorial Day).
3. It’s confirmed that this sequel will stand alone, separate from the newly arranged DC Universe.
Additionally, the report underscores an important aspect often overlooked – the five-month Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike from May 2 to September 27, 2023, has significantly influenced the project’s schedule.
Matt Reeves Still Being Onboard To Direct The Batman: Part 2 Is Relieving
His Director’s Seat Has Been In Doubt Throughout Recent Weeks
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Among the recent speculations, it’s heartening to know that I still find Matt Reeves at the helm of “The Batman: Part 2.” There’ve been whispers suggesting a change in his role due to personal matters becoming quite intense, even approaching the gravity of what Chadwick Boseman faced. Some reports hinted at a Warner Bros ultimatum as well. The latest issue of Production Weekly seemed to fuel these concerns, hinting that Reeves might have stepped down from directing duties, although he’s still penning the script. However, James Gunn recently confirmed on Threads that he’s firmly attached to the project. Earlier, DC Studios co-CEO had attributed the delay solely to Reeves’ dedication to crafting the best film possible, emphasizing that no one can predict how long a screenplay might take to write.
As a movie enthusiast, I’ve noticed that Keanu Reeves seems to take his time crafting scripts, which understandably slows down the production of “The Batman: Part 2”. In contrast, James Gunn and DC co-Head Peter Safran are adamant about not green-lighting a project until the script is fully finalized. This cautious approach certainly delays the start of filming for “The Batman: Part 2”, even amidst current delays. On the other hand, Marvel Studios’ “Avengers: Doomsday” is already in production without a completely finished script.
Keep in mind that a draft and a fully approved story are not the same thing. If Gunn and Safran don’t alter their plans, it’s unlikely that The Batman: Part 2 will begin filming immediately. After all, Pattinson is currently working on Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, and his return as Batman isn’t scheduled until the end of the year.
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2025-05-17 15:15