My Revolution of PARTs

The Batman recently hit theaters, and it’s been doing very well for itself. The Matt Reeves directed film stars Robert Pattinson in the lead role, with his Dark Knight taking on Paul Dano’s Riddler. Reception has generally been glowing, and fans are anxious to know what may be next. One of the biggest teases the movie had in that regard was the inclusion of Barry Keoghan’s Joker towards the very end of the story. The Joker is a big name, one which has become basically mandatory to include in every Batman adaptation. Recently, a five-minute deleted scene featuring the classic villain in The Batman  was released online. ADVERTISEMENT It’s an exciting watch, no doubt about it—but it may hold something very significant: the first clue as to what The Batman 2 might have in store for audiences. A Joker Arkham Escape Incoming? Recently, a five-minute deleted scene from The Batman featuring Robert Pattinson’s Caped Crusader and Barry Keoghan’s Joker was rel...

The Batman has finally hit theaters worldwide, and audiences are absolutely loving it. In fact, not only has Matt Reeves' film been getting positive reception but it’s become the second-best performing project in theaters since the pandemic started. It seems that Robert Pattinson’s Batman is already set to become an iconic interpretation of the character. There’s a lot to love about this new incarnation of Gotham’s Protector. Whether it’s Pattinson’s brooding Caped Crusader, Zoe Kravitz’s Catwoman, or Paul Dano’s Riddler—Reeves’ take seems to have found a winning formula. ADVERTISEMENT One of the most common points of praise of the film is undoubtedly its visuals. The cinematography is excellent, and every frame is a painting. Now the man behind the camera has spoken out about the film - more specifically about the brief closing scene in Arkham Asylum. Obscuring the Joker DC In an interview with The Wrap, The Batman cinematographer Greig Fraser c...