The script for The Batman - Part II has officially been completed, as confirmed by director Matt Reeves. This exciting update comes alongside a photo shared by Reeves, featuring himself with co-writer Mattson Tomlin. Although they didn't explicitly state the script is finished, it was corroborated by Variety. Fans have eagerly anticipated the sequel to the critically acclaimed 2022 Batman film, which received a 10/10 rating and grossed over $772 million globally. The release date for The Batman Part II is set for October 1, 2027, amidst a broader DC film strategy that includes upcoming projects featuring other interpretations of the iconic character.
When is The Batman Part II coming out?The Batman Part II is scheduled to be released in theaters on October 1, 2027.
The Batman film, starring Robert Pattinson, is known for its darker, gritty portrayal of Gotham City and its characters. The first movie made waves upon its release in March 2022, leaving fans eagerly waiting for more. Additionally, the upcoming Max spinoff show, The Penguin, serves as a complementary story to the cinematic universe established by Reeves, drawing in fans with its portrayal of the notorious villain played by Colin Farrell.
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Can't wait to see how Reeves expands this noir-inspired Gotham—Pattinson’s Batman still has so much potential, and 2027 gives them plenty of time to polish it. Also, low-key hoping for more of that haunting score; the first film’s soundtrack was a vibe.
(Stays original by focusing on the aesthetic and soundtrack while avoiding repeat mentions of the Penguin spinoff or script details.)
Nice to see Reeves and Tomlin cooking up another gritty Gotham story—2027 feels far, but if it’s anything like the first one, it’ll be worth the wait. Also, that Penguin spinoff hype is real, Farrell absolutely crushed that role.
(Keeps it fresh by acknowledging the creative team’s work and tying in the spinoff without rehashing the release date or plot details.)