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There is a reason to doubt the "Batman Part II" will go ahead in the past few years, but believers seem justified. The writer-director Matt Reeves and his partner Matson Tomlin Posted They completed the script of the sequel on June 27, 2025. Warner Bros. has ever received the script and is Obviously pretty happy with it. Hence, it seems more and more like the "Batman Part II" will make its release date in 2027.

"Batman" was nearly a three -hour EP, which saw Batman (Robert Pattinson) familiar with many of his classic enemies. The main villain of the film was Ridler (Paul Dan), a serial killer to exhibit corruption in Gotham. The root of the aforementioned corruption was the head of the lipstick Falcone (Johnon Thururo), who served the gangsters as Oz Penguin Cob (Colin Farrell). Batman also met Selina Kyle/Katman (Zoe Kravitz), though the film bypassed her bad girl's stage and portrayed her as Batman's ally from the beginning.

The penguin will at least return for the sequel. Going forward, Reeves seems to have a big ensemble of bad guys as the Batman comics do. So, what new ones will bring the image into "Part II"? Reeves said He hopes the choice will be "surprising" for the audience, but that he does not expect the villain to overshadow Batman (Through the total film):

"I want the emotional part of the story to be Robert Pattinson - to be Bruce and Batman ... I'm excited by the antagonist of the next movie, but I don't want Batman's bow to withdraw to allow space for another group of characters."

I know Batman has been characterized by a little Kimo from Barry Keogan as a Joker, but Batman against the Okeroocer is a story we've seen before. Harvey Dent/two will also be trampled on the old terrain. And while I think there are Case to merge Reeves' Gotham in the DC Universe of Jameseims GunGun and Reeves said that would not happen. So, it probably turns off the villains to appear in the GUN DCU, like Clayface and Bane.

Who leaves it?

Here's one that bats were looking for (and reading In clues left by the "penguin" for). The owl court introduced writer Scott Snyder and artist Greg Capulo in 2011 as villains of their Batman debut. They are a secret society that secretly controls the city of Gotham since its founding at the time of the colonial era, but still so secret even Batman does not know that they exist. The court wears owl -shaped masks (because owls eat bats) and use an assassin called Tallon to pursue their will, as Roman Gothic Gothic describes:

"Beware of the court of owls, who sees all the time, rules Gotham's shadow pillow, behind granite and lime. They look at you on the fireplace, see you in your bed, do not speak a whispering word for them, or they will send the head to the head."

Pattinson is a fan of The story of the "Court of owls", and gave his approval to fans' theory That in this universe, Thomas and Martha Wayne were members of the court. "Batman" referred to how a powerful few control Gotham, so that the introduction of the court could continue that topic. Plus, much of the "Court of owls" is to be trapped in the underground maze, slowly deteriorating mentally. Pattinson's Batman is easily one of the more fragile versions of the "dark knight", physically and mentally. It is easy to see that it fits into the story of Batman to fight psychologically and realize how small he is compared to all Gotham.

Carmine Falcone may be dead and buried, but his heritage is alive and good His daughter, Sofia Falcone (Christine Millii). She stole the show in Penguin and the millionths even received a nomination for Emmy for her performance. (Until the "Batman" sequel, she could even be Emmy Winner.)

When the "penguin" begins, Sofia has just been released from Arkam asylum. It is not a coincidence that her father died the week; Lipstick had an unpleasant habit of stifling women to death. Sofia revealed the truth about her father, and framed for his crimes, sent her to Arkam and branded the killer "Hasin" by the media. With lipstick, she is released, but her locked time has led her to a really dark place mentally. Sofia spends the "penguin" in war with Oz grass - the one he loses, so, by the end of the series, she is locked in Arkam. Including Batman Part II will take a certain exhibition, for sure, but not more than one or two rows.

Well, Sofia may not be Main villain material to the bat. But still, after the performance of the million in the "penguin", it would be a mistake not to include it in the "Batman Section II". Thought about her Batman sharing scenes on Pattinson is an exciting and opportunity not to be ignored. The last scene of Sofia in Penguin also has her receiving a letter from Selina, her half-sister-if it could be a way to bring both women back to Batman Part II, maybe?

It's been nearly 30 years since we saw Mr. Frieze in the movie "Batman". The dropped "Batman and Robin" made the character in a joke, complemented by badly advised casting to Arnold Schwarzenegger as a freeze. As such, it is time for a Batman Rogue to get a large screen ransom.

Now, on the one hand, as a man walking into a cell cryogenic tank and bringing freezing radiation, M -Frieze is one of the brightest Batman Nemes and one too miraculous, perhaps, for an earthed "epic crime" Reeves and with. go for. But freezing is also one of the most humane villains in Batman. Ever since the renowned episode "Batman: the animated series" "The Heart of Ice", Freez's motivation avenged his wife's death with Terminally illustrated Nora (or tries to cure her illness).

Mr. Frieze represents what would be Batman if he never exceeded his loss and chose to get the pain of the world instead of helping others. Bruce's bow in "Batman" was everything for him, realizing that it must be more than revenge, so well, freezing can be an effective foil.

Plus, "Batman" ends with Ridler and his crowns Flooding Gothic by breaking the sea walls. A villain freezing the beam in a city that is half under water? There are many opportunities for creative pieces.

Dr. Athonate Crane is a psychologist obsessed with study and sadistic fear. To that end, he adopted the personality of the "scarecrow" and created "fear toxin", hallucinogens that carries the worst phobias of people. His motive for fear makes him a great foil for Batman; Batman plays the fears of criminals as the scarecrow terrorizes the innocent.

The scarf appeared in all three films by Christopher Nolan "Dark Knight", featured by Cilian Murphy (who did a test on the Batman screen). But it still feels as if there is unused potential for the villain on the screen. In "Batman begins", the scarecrow is overshadowed by the true main villain, Ral al -Gul (Liam Neeson). In both consecutive films, he has only arrives. I say he is a bench long enough. (This time, let's get a more dramatic and worse suit for a scarf than a suit burlap mask.)

The scarf is one of the more psychological enemies of Batman. It makes it great for the type of Batman movie that Reeves loves; The one where the emotional journey is for Bruce himself. All the episodes of "Batman: the animated series" starring in a scare were less for the villain himself and more about how Batman was powered by the waky nightmares of toxin fear. This opens the possibility of some surreal, horror-infusional sequences of hallucination. Similar to the owl court, the scarecrow is a villain who could work to break down Pattinson's neurotic Batman.

Speaking of evil psychologists! Despite how many films Batman there were, not all of his biggest villains jumped from comics to the silver screen. One of them is Professor Hugo Strange, one of Batman's earliest villains. (He debuted in the 1940s "Detective Comics" #36, a few months before Okeroker's first appearance.)

There is no double identity, but no less dangerous. At the earliest performances, he was more than a diabetic scientist; One of his plans involves the transformation of innocent people into Bruta "Men's monster". As more colorful villains in Batman debuted, it strangely fell into abuse during the 1940s. He returned to the story in the 1970s "Strange Appliances" by Steve Englehart and Marshall Rogers; It was strange to be reinvested as a more villain focused on psychology, the one who taught Batman's true identity and was out to discover what drove the dark knight. This has reinvested Hugo it is strange that the one that has appeared since then.

As one of Batman's at least the most common villains, he could strange fit comfortably in Reeves. His introduction can also provide a greater focus on Arkam asylum (several Batman adaptations show him strange as a doctor working there). Like Slashir, the goal of the odd mind of the dark knight also corresponds to Reeves' goals in the Batman story focused on Bruce, with a villain who did not overshadow Batman.

"Batman Part II" is currently set for a theater edition on October 1, 2027.