Batman 2 is delayed again. Heres everything we know so far about Matt Reeves sequel

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Set us as preferred Hold the Bat Signal — “The Batman Part II” has been delayed yet again.The DC Studios film is now set to hit theaters Feb.18, 2028.

The sequel to Matt Reeves’ 2022 reboot “The Batman” was previously slated to bow Oct.1, 2027 after it was pushed back from its original release date of Oct.

3, 2025.Reeves took to social media Wednesday to share the new date along with camera test footage from the film.The video, the first proper look at Robert Pattinson’s return as the Caped Crusader, shows him in a new Batsuit, turning toward the camera as what appears to be snow falls around him.

There are also some flashing lights in the background.The filmmaker has previously shared “The Batman Part II” casting news as well as a glimpse of the Batmobile in social media posts.Many details about “The Batman Part II” have been kept under wraps, but here is everything we know about the upcoming sequel.Movies With “The Batman,” director Matt Reeves has teed up yet another Bat-franchise.

So where will it go from here?In addition to Pattinson’s return as Bruce Wayne, “The Batman” alumni Jeffrey Wright, Andy Serkis and Colin Farrell will reprise their roles as James Gordon, Alfred Pennyworth and Oz Cobb (a.k.a.the Penguin), respectively.

Zoë Kravitz is not expected to return as Selina Kyle/Catwoman.Other actors confirmed to come back include Jayme Lawson as Gotham’s mayor, Bella Reál, and Gil Perez-Abraham as Gotham City Police Dept.officer Martinez.Barry Keoghan, whose character was briefly teased at the end of “The Batman,” is also reportedly likely to return as the Joker.The newcomers venturing into Gotham for this next installment include Sebastian Stan, Scarlett Johansson, Charles Dance, Sebastian Koch and Brian Tyree Henry.

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