The video from San Diego Comic-Con is about as simple as you expect. In the video, the Comic-Con crowd tells Matt Reeves, in unison, not to screw up The Batman. Composer Michael Giacchino, who is expected to score the film, then speaks into the camera telling him not to screw up.
Matt Reeves posted the video in question on his official Twitter account with a caption that says that there is “nothing like a little encouragement.” You can check it out below.
Nothing like a little encouragement, @m_giacchino ❤️🦇 pic.twitter.com/gfua51uaUL
— Matt Reeves (@mattreevesLA) July 18, 2019
From the sound of things, the San Diego Comic-Con crowd is determined to let Matt Reeves know that they’ll be watching him!
What do you all make of this San Diego Comic-Con video? Should Matt Reeves stay on his toes while directing The Batman? Let us know what you think in the comments below!
Plot details for The Batman are being kept under lock and key. Previous rumors once pointed to an earlier version of the script featuring Ben Affleck bookending the film as his current Batman while the film introduced a younger version of the Dark Knight. But with Ben Affleck officially retired from the role, Robert Pattinson has officially replaced the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League actor in the role.
While details are slim, The Batman director Matt Reeves has confirmed that his film is not based on Frank Miller’s Year One comic and will emphasize Batman as the world’s greatest detective more than previous films have in the past. Filming is expected to begin early next year.
Matt Reeves’ The Batman is one of the many projects currently being developed by Warner Bros. and DC Films. The list also includes The Flash standalone film, Green Lantern Corps, Black Adam, Supergirl, New Gods and Plastic Man.
The Batman opens in theaters on June 25, 2021. Stay tuned to Heroic Hollywood for the latest news on The Batman and the future of the DC Extended Universe.
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