Because once we start bringing in animation and other mediums things will get messy. (Yes, we're just sticking with live-action here. So we're going to give you a reasonable, sensible order to watch every live-action Batman movie. But we like to go with a completist mentality here. And if you really wanted to go for it, you could just watch them all. If you wanted to, you could go into The Batman 100% cold. You could do the same with the DCEU movies. You could do the same with Christopher Nolan's trilogy. You could watch all of the Batman movies from the '90s and completely ignore everything else if you wanted to. That's because while there have been many different takes on Batman to hit the big screen, only a few are connected at any given time. The good news is that whether you're an old Batman fiend, a new convert looking to take in all the caped crime-fighting you can find, or even a casual fan just looking for a memory refresh, you have a lot of options.
It's confusing, yes, we entirely understand. He'll have one final appearance in 2022's The Flash as something of a baton pass to.an older Batman, played by previous Batman, Michael Keaton. In that corner of the woods, Ben Affleck is just about done with his run as the caped crusader after the recut and much-improved Zack Snyder's Justice League. The Reeves and Pattinson film is believed to be the first in what will be its own standalone series anything that happens there is disconnected from the DC Extended Universe.
Robert Pattinson makes his debut as an early-career version of the long-running character in director Matt Reeves' The Batman, a visually stunning three-hour long take on the character that turns the story into a detective epic in the style of noir classics like The Big Sleep or L.A. Since the year 1990, we're already onto our sixth actor playing Bruce Wayne/Batman/The Dark Knight.
There's no way around saying this: there have been a lot of Batmans.
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