The superhero genre is wildly popular, and DC has an interesting two-pronged approach to releases lately. While co-CEO James Gunn is crafting a new shared universe, Matt Reeves' The Batman franchise is set outside of the DCU's first slate of projects titled Gods and Monsters. While Part II was delayed a number of times, that world expanded thanks to the spinoff series The Penguin (which is streaming with an HBO Max subscription). Colin Farrell recently shared that he was unsure about whether or not a second season should happen, and I'm torn on whether or not I agree.
The Batman: Part II is one of the most highly anticipated upcoming DC movies, but it's going to be a long time coming before it arrives in theaters. The Penguin helped to buoy fan excitement, and was even nominated for Emmy Awards. While speaking with Deadline, Farrell addressed the possibility of a second season, offering:
