> “[In] a lot of the other films, which I love, once you get past the origin tale, which we didn’t quite do, but we did something that referred to his origins, then you start telling the Rogues Gallery story and that character’s sort of arch,” Reeves said. “But I never wanted to lose [Robert Pattinson] at the center of these stories, and so that is really what we set our aim on.”
> The “Cloverfield” director explained that the sequel’s new angle was a crucial consideration when selecting the villain. He teased that the antagonist for “The Batman Part II” has “never really been done in a movie before.”
Wonderful_Grade_5476 on
So either it’s firefly (I hope to god he’s fucking dope especially his The Batman early 2000s animated show and arkam game appearances) or man bat (we never got to see man or she bat nis my guess
jazzmaster4000 on
If it’s not the Condiment King from BTAS I’ll be nothing but disappointed
cinicage1 on
Could be Hush, the Court of Owls, or Professor Pyg maybe.
JohnnyDerpington on
First film, the riddler was just the green bastard from trailer park boys
NeitherAlexNorAlice on
Never been done in a movie doesn’t mean much considering all Batman movies just recycled the same four or five big villains over and over again.
MainZack on
I would assume Hush since there were some Easter eggs to him in the last movie.
LeatherAdept670 on
Fucking Clayface and forcing Robert Pattinson to reconcile that Batman has to embrace Bruce.
CoastingUphill on
Calendar Man? Hush? Killer Croc?
TeslasAndComicbooks on
It’s Zebra Man’s time to shine.
Longjumping-Cress845 on
Am i the only one that wants to see how they’ll work a serious Mr. Freeze live action?
Janky_McSpaniels on
I thought the end of the first one made it so riddler was the villain
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> “[In] a lot of the other films, which I love, once you get past the origin tale, which we didn’t quite do, but we did something that referred to his origins, then you start telling the Rogues Gallery story and that character’s sort of arch,” Reeves said. “But I never wanted to lose [Robert Pattinson] at the center of these stories, and so that is really what we set our aim on.”
> The “Cloverfield” director explained that the sequel’s new angle was a crucial consideration when selecting the villain. He teased that the antagonist for “The Batman Part II” has “never really been done in a movie before.”
So either it’s firefly (I hope to god he’s fucking dope especially his The Batman early 2000s animated show and arkam game appearances) or man bat (we never got to see man or she bat nis my guess
If it’s not the Condiment King from BTAS I’ll be nothing but disappointed
Could be Hush, the Court of Owls, or Professor Pyg maybe.
First film, the riddler was just the green bastard from trailer park boys
Never been done in a movie doesn’t mean much considering all Batman movies just recycled the same four or five big villains over and over again.
I would assume Hush since there were some Easter eggs to him in the last movie.
Fucking Clayface and forcing Robert Pattinson to reconcile that Batman has to embrace Bruce.
Calendar Man? Hush? Killer Croc?
It’s Zebra Man’s time to shine.
Am i the only one that wants to see how they’ll work a serious Mr. Freeze live action?
I thought the end of the first one made it so riddler was the villain