After more than three years of waiting, Matt Reeves and his writing partner Matson Tomlin have finally announced the script for Batman Section II on June 27, 2025. The first film debuted in March 2022, despite the sequel officially announced, the likelihood of such surveillance appearing, it seemed to be reduced by every year. Now, it seems that we will actually return to Reeves' Gotham in 2027. Until then, Reeves and Warner Bros. seem to take every caution to keep the script under the wrappers, with Starvala Robert Pattinson delivering the US -seeking script.

Talking to Diversity On the red carpet Emmy in 2025, Reeves confirmed that the "Batman Part II" will begin filming in the spring ", probably around the end of April or the beginning of May", before discussing the newly completed script with Pattinson. "It's a long journey, but I'm so incredibly excited," he said. "I'm really proud of the script I made me and Matson and we started sharing it with Robert." The director explained exactly how the script was shared with the film star, saying, "We put (script) in a secret pouch that literally locked it with code. According to Reeves, he stopped asking the actor to return his scenario, confirming that the actor could hang it as long as he kept him in a locked case. "We really trust Rob, because he is the best," he added.

This may initially look excessive, but this is far from the first time the studio and directors passed in great lengths to keep their scenarios secret. Christopher Nolan is known for printing his scripts on red paper to prevent them easily photocopied, and actually handed his Oppenheimer scenario to a possible Starwar Cilian Murphy (though initially proved to be a challenge for the actor to read). Meanwhile, numerous productions have produced false scripts with alternative endings to prevent the real end and Only one starvet on the set of "Fantastic Astsware: Grindelwald's crimes" was allowed a scenario.

Matt Reeves explained his delivery to a high security script in conversation with Hollywood reporterDiscovering that it was his assistant who found the code -protected bag, which initially proved to be too safe for Robert Pattinson. "(The assistant) goes and requires a very, very high security bag that has a code to what we need to send separately," the director explained. "And then (slave) was like," I can't open it. " I said, "I know, here's the code." He opened it, and then we had an affair after he read.

There are many things that fans are likely to be You want to see from "Batman Section II", But from now on, it remains unclear What is the story of the film and who will be the villains. Reeves did not give too much insight on those topics during his conversations with diversity or thr. He, however, confirmed that the detective element that was so integral to Batman would remain a key part of the sequel. "The idea of ​​trying to protect the secrets of the film is super important because it is a mystery," Reeves continued. "It would be an additional level of heart failure if that part of it began to come out."

Back in June 2025, he talked to DC Studios's co-head Fun weekly And he defended Reeves and Tomlin for such a long time with the script, saying: "People need to get off Matt's nuts because it's like, let him write the guy on the script in how much time he has to write. It's just as it is. Waiting for production, which means the film should make the date of its release in October 2027.

Given how long we had to wait for Reeves and Tomlin to complete their scenario and how high expectation of the time, it makes sense to take every caution necessary to protect the story - especially in the era where leaks are the norm. During the filming of "Batman", the paparazzi in the UK were relentless in the search for photos of the set and that would not differ with the long -awaited sequel.