Matt Reeves' The Batman Part II has been pushed back multiple times and now James Gunn shares his thoughts about the delay.

DC fans were disappointed to learn last week that the release of Matt Reeves ’ The Batman: Part II was pushed back an entire year. Gunn recently took to social media to explain why the film was delayed,

Warner Bros. greenlit the unnamed sequel in 2022, Reeves will direct and co-write the script with uncredited The Batman screenwriter Mattson Tomlin, with filming expected to begin in mid-2025. Most of the main cast, including Pattinson, Geoffrey Wright, Andy Serkis, and Colin Farrell, is already confirmed to return.

Matt Reeves’ The Batman Part II has officially had its release date delayed, moving the highly anticipated sequel starring Robert Pattinson back a year. When is the new The Batman Part II release date?

To be fair, a 5 year gap or more is fairly common in sequels. 7 years between Alien and Aliens. 14 years between Incredibles. 7 years between the first two Terminators. 13 years between Avatars. 36 years between Top Guns. And, of course, 6 years between Guardians Vol 2 and Vol 3.

But Gunn attempted to calm their worries, noting that large gaps between movies are “fairly common.” 'The Batman' Sequel Moves to 2027 as Alejandro González Iñárritu and Tom Cruise Take Its Fall 2026 Date “To be fair,

James Gunn says that an unfinished script has caused a delay in the sequel to 2022’s The Batman but remains optimistic. The post James Gunn cites script issues as reason for The Batman sequel delay appeared first on JoBlo.

Part II’ has been delayed again! While elaborating on why the movie will be out after around three years, the DC Studios Chairman James Gunn said it is common.