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Robert Pattinson calls ‘The Batman: Part II’ an ambitious departure from the first film

Robert Pattinson said that ‘The Batman: Part II’ will differ substantially from the 2022 film. Speaking to Collider, he called the sequel “a real left turn from the first” and said he is excited to see how it turns out.

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Robert Pattinson described the upcoming sequel ‘The Batman: Part II’ as a notable departure from the previous film.

In an interview with Collider, the actor said the follow-up would be “a real left turn” from ‘The Batman.’

A different direction from 2022

Pattinson did not disclose plot or character details, but stressed that the next installment would not repeat the approach of the first film. He also said he is excited to see how the finished movie turns out.

‘The Batman’ was released in 2022, while the sequel is expected in 2027.

What we know

  • Robert Pattinson described the sequel as a substantial departure from the first ‘The Batman.’
  • The actor called the follow-up “a real left turn” from the 2022 film.
  • ‘The Batman: Part II’ is expected to be released in 2027.
  • Pattinson said he is excited to see the finished movie.

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