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Matt Reeves’ film conjured a noirish cityscape where criminals must be out-thought rather than out-fought. But what now?

The prequel show was set to provide a deeper exploration of Gotham City corruption

What is it about director Matt Reeves’ superhero that still appeals to us after so many remakes?

Zoë Kravitz “interpreted” her character in Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” as bisexual, finally bringing a long-present detail about Catwoman to the big screen.

There’s this kid named Bruce Wayne. Rich. His parents were murdered. He lives with his butler in Gotham City. Likes gadgets, and cars, and absolutely abhors criminals. He’s got a thing for bats, too. Maybe you’ve heard of him?

Imagine, if you will, the pitch meeting for “The Batman,” Matt Reeves’ reboot of the Caped Crusader franchise starring Robert Pattinson. “Like ‘Joker,’” says someone at a conference table, “but more depressing.” Someone else pipes up, “We could save money on lighting by just, you know, not lighting it at…

'The Batman' director Matt Reeves and lead Robert Pattinson reinvent the DC icon again, with texture and bravado.

Pattinson’s comment on the caped crusader’s dark psyche gives me hope that Matt Reeves’ film will have something to say