Marrakesh, 3 Mar. (Morocco-News) –
The Batman arrives in cinemas. The new dark knight, this time interpreted by Robert Pattinsonfinally hits theaters after several delays in its release date due to the pandemic. She does it in a film directed by Matt Reeves which aims to be the first part of a new cinematographic sagaand many fans are wondering… Does Batman have post-credits scenes?
Good that additional sequences during or after the credits at the end of the film are already a tradition in superhero cinema, it has been Marvel Studios has made the most use of this tool, which is not missing in any of his films or series.
In the case of DC movies, while not unusual, the presence of the popular post-credits scenes is not always assured. Thus, while in films as memorable as the trilogy of La trilogie The Dark Knight de Nolanthe first Wonder Woman, Batman v Superman, Joker O Justice League par Zack Snyder don’t have this extra sequence, others such as Suicide Squad, Shazam! Following Wonder Woman or assembly of The Justice League which was released in cinemas has a post-credits scene.
In the case of The Batmanthe quickest answer is no. Matt Reeves’ film leaves in the final sequences of its almost three hours of footage the perfectly prepared groundwork for as much of a sequel as possible, but… There are no additional scenes, neither during nor after the end credits.
But that doesn’t mean that there are no surprises after the film’s denouement.. This is a little wink or reference which appears briefly after the credits, although it is not a scene per se, has a connection with the film. A curious bonus that does not add anything essentialbut the scenes before the end credits, yes.
With Robert Pattinson, The Batman features the character in his second year fighting crime on the streets of Gotham.. On his way will cross that of a serial killer known under the name of Enigma (Paul Dano) who goes after the city’s elite and threatens to reveal the dark secrets of the Wayne family.
John Turturro, as Carmine Falcone, joins Pattinson and Dano in the film, Zoë Kravitz as Selina Kyle (Catwoman), Colin Farrell as Oswald Cobblepot (Penguin), Peter Sarsgaard as Gil Colson, Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth, Jeffrey Wright as James Gordon, and Barry Keoghan: Stanley Merkel.