New The Batman Trailer Unveils A Hero "Faced With His Share Of Darkness"

More than a year has passed since

last trailer

, which aired in August 2020. A highly anticipated new trailer was finally unveiled on Saturday, October 16, during the second edition of the DC FanDome, event 100% en line organized by Warner Bros.

and DC Films.

We discover a vengeful and tortured - if not enraged - superhero, brought by the British actor Robert Pattinson.

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The aesthetic of

borrows heavily from the dark universe portrayed in

, by Todd Phillips, which in 2020 won the Oscar for Best Actor for the role of the Big Bad Clown, Joaquin Phoenix. New blockbuster filmmaker Matt Reeves, known among others for

and

, explains that the episode will focus on the Dark Knight's second year of career. As reported by

, Reeves contends that his film's Bruce Wayne will be a

and fallible version of the character,

.

In an effort to make fans' mouths watering, the director posted a screenshot of the trailer on social media on October 14, showing the Batman from behind, towering over Gotham City.

he enthused.

A cursed shoot

The new film in the franchise was originally scheduled for summer 2021. That was before the Covid-19 pandemic hit.

Filming had started in January 2020, before being interrupted in March, then finally resuming in September.

New twist of fate: three days after the team members returned to the project, Warner issues a press release warning that "

.

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claims that the patient is Robert Pattinson himself. The information is confirmed. The actor confines himself. The filming is again at a standstill. Two weeks later, the

vampire

his team and Reeves' set. But these multiple delays have forced a review of the post-production schedule. The release is finally set for March 4 in the United States.

In addition to the interpreter of Edward Cullen, the actors Zoë Kravitz (Catwoman), Paul Dano (The Riddler), Colin Farrell (The Penguin) or Andy Serkis (Alfred) will end up ripolining the catalog of actors of the production companies behind

.

By completely renewing its palette, Warner Bros.

and DC Films try to make people forget the failures, both commercial and critical, of most of their films in recent years.