Back at the DC FanDome event, a new concept art was released which revealed the new look of Ezra Miller’s Flash suit for the upcoming Flashpoint movie coming 2022. Along with this, we also got given some new exciting information regarding the film including the announcement of Batman’s involvement.
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With the recent DC FanDome convention held last week, we were treated to a whole range of teasers for exciting DC projects in the works. One of these I particular was something which all of us have definitely been waiting for. It’s, of course, the first-ever trailer for Robert Pattinson’s The Batman set to release in cinemas next year. From what we gathered already about the film, we know that it’s going to be an entirely new Batman universe to what we are used to so its exciting to see what it’s going to be like because for a first I have no idea what we could expect from a movie trailer.
The recent ‘JOKER’ movie is a modern-day interpretation of the origin story of how Arthur Fleck became one of the worlds most famous villains to date. The movie references the Wayne family a lot throughout but could it be possible for this to be the start of a whole new DECU franchise kicking off?
Since the leak of Robert Pattinson’s new Batman suit, the director has then tweeted out pictures revealing the look of the new Batmobile, Batman’s most famous vehicle, which Robert will be using upon its release. This has certainly got fans talking as its design is something which we haven’t been quite used to in the past Batman films.
Robert Pattison’s new Batman suit, who has been confirmed to be the next Dark Knight in the upcoming new movie in 2021, has been leaked in full after they were caught filming a scene the other day.
A fresh new Batman movie is set to be released next year starring Robert Pattinson, who’s famous for his role as Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter. This will be a change to what we’re used to featuring a whole new suit look with a different storyline to experience separated from Ben Affleck’s Batman series.
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