The Batman director Matt Reeves in a recent interview with Uproxx, went on to debunk a rumor that he’s thinking of rewriting The Batman, which stars Robert Pattinson as the title character, during his downtime during the shut down of the movie’s production due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Though Reeves does goes on to admit that he’s rethinking the tone for some scenes within the film when it comes to it connect to parts of the storyline.
“It happens any time you shoot anything. The unexpected — happy accidents and things you didn’t quite expect: That is the lightning in a bottle for something that is alive. I would say that the changes really have to do with ‘Oh, seeing the tone of this’ with these scenes we haven’t done which connect to that part of the storyline. It feels like there might be an opportunity to explore some of that unexpected tone that we found. With these movies, you never have enough prep time, because they’re so complex and so enormous in so many ways. It also gives me a moment to think about the larger sequences that have yet to come up and how I want to realize those.”
The Batman is set to be released in theaters on June 25th, 2021.
Source: Uproxx.com
- First Sneak Peek To Zack Snyder’s Justice League Released - June 22, 2020
- Warner Bros. To Host The First DC FanDome on August 22nd - June 16, 2020
- Pete Davidson Talks Very Little On His Character In The Suicide Squad - June 15, 2020