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Matt Reeves Shares Snowy Batmobile Camera Tests for The Batman: Part II
On May 7, 2026, director Matt Reeves posted the first images from The Batman: Part II on X, revealing the Batmobile driving in snowy conditions. He simply captioned the post with the hashtag “#SnowTires 🦇.”
#SnowTires 🦇
— Matt Reeves (@mattreevesLA) May 7, 2026
Photos taken from the set show the Batmobile—which has a few updated features and is now equipped with snow tires—driving through snowy weather. Director Matt Reeves also shared Batman comic book art featuring a blizzard, hinting that work on the upcoming sequel is really getting underway.
When a fan inquired if a recent clip showed footage from the next movie, Reeves confirmed it with a simple, “Sure is!” He also acknowledged a fan’s long-held wish to see Batman in a snowy setting, replying, “Indeed, it is.”
Sure is!
— Matt Reeves (@mattreevesLA) May 7, 2026
Production is expected to begin in spring 2026, and the movie is currently planned for release on October 1, 2027. The screenplay is written by Reeves and Mattson Tomlin.
Returning cast:
- Robert Pattinson — Bruce Wayne / Batman
- Colin Farrell — Oz Cobb / The Penguin
- Jeffrey Wright — Commissioner James Gordon
- Andy Serkis — Alfred Pennyworth
Reported new additions:
- Sebastian Stan is reported to play Harvey Dent
- Scarlett Johansson is reported to play Harvey Dent’s wife; in the comics, that character is Gilda
- Charles Dance is reported to be in talks to play Harvey Dent’s father
Expected/reported:
- Barry Keoghan — expected to reprise his role as the Joker
While Warner Bros. hasn’t officially revealed the cast, reports suggest Zoe Kravitz likely won’t be returning. The wintry backdrop has led fans to wonder if Mr. Freeze will appear, but neither Reeves nor the studio has confirmed any villain details yet.
These snow-covered images are the first publicly released camera tests from the upcoming Batman sequel, arriving four years after the first film premiered in March 2022.
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