Warner Bros has not given the “green light” to ‘The Batman 2’ but Matt Reeves is already working on the script

With the changes to Warner Bros. Discovery, DC fans are excited to hear about the status of the company’s announced projects and whether they will continue to be in development after the cancellation of “Batgirl”. Now, it is rumored that WB has not given the “green light” to ‘The Batman 2’, but the director has already started development.

Just a few weeks ago it was confirmed that “The Penguin”, the first spin-off of the universe “The Batman”, continues development and Colin Farrell will return to play his character in the series that will premiere on HBO Max, or in what to become the platform after the merger with Discovery +. Additionally, Matt Reeves would be the executive producer of the show.

However, fans wanted to hear about updates on the Robert Pattinson movie and now, Variety announces that the new administration of Warner Bros. Discovery has not authorized ‘Batman 2’, and it may take “many years” for the sequel to begin production.

Some fans believe it ‘The Batman 2 ‘ it could be canceled, especially after learning that the company has imposed new levels of quality regarding the tapes that DC Studios. However, the information indicates that Matt Reeves, director of the first part, is already working on the script.

“The Batman 2” may take a few years, but there is hope

Although the sequel has not yet been licensed in the company, Toby Emmerich, former president of Warner Bros. Pictures Group, said at the latest CinemaCon that: “Matt [Reeves] took one of our most iconic and beloved superheroes and provided a new vision that clearly resonated with the audience and with their incredible support, broke box office records around the world, which is one of the reasons I’m excited about break the news. , Rob Pattinson and the entire team will bring the audience back to Gotham with The Batman 2. “

It appears that prior to the merger of Warner Bros and Discovery, ‘Batman 2’ it was in the company’s plansbut with the arrival of David Zaslav as president, things are no longer so safe, but for the moment an official cancellation of the project has not been announced.

Although “The Batman” is not connected to the DC Extended Universe, the story of Robert Pattinson’s film did well at the box office and DC Studios said it will focus more on “quality over quantity” during its upcoming projects. Now all that remains is to wait for official updates from the company.