7 ‘The Batman Part II’ Villains, Ranked By How Likely They Are

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It’s taken a reasonable amount of time for director Matt Reeves and his team to write a script that lives up to the quality of the first, nearly three-hour-long Batman film. Throughout the history of live-action Batman movies, the villains have often been the most memorable part, as Batman’s enemies are just as famous as he is. Since the first movie came out, fans have been eagerly discussing who will challenge Robert Pattinson’s Batman next. Here are 7 potential villains for The Batman Part II, ranked from most to least likely.

PS6 Handheld Will Run PS5 Games Thanks to Games Using Low-Power Mode Feature – Rumour

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To improve performance on PS5, Sony is encouraging developers to prioritize maintaining a smooth 60 frames per second (FPS) when Low-Power mode is enabled. Instead of reducing the frame rate, they’re asking developers to lower the game’s resolution. To help with this, Sony provides tools and guides – including walkthroughs for Razor CPU, a PS5 development utility – to identify and fix parts of the game that are putting a heavy load on the processor.

23 Years Later, Matthew McConaughey Reveals His Worst On-Set Injury Was From a Forgotten Sci-fi Flop

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Looking back, it seems pretty ridiculous, but during filming, there was a scene in Reign of Fire where I walked across a burned field towards a shed that lowered into the ground. We were supposed to walk into a tunnel, and they had lights set up so you could see the end. It was only about a six-foot drop, so you could time it, bend your knees, and land safely. It seems strange now, but that’s what happened,” McConaughey shared on Hot Ones.

ChatGPT ads for $200/month Pro users might be OpenAI’s biggest fumble yet — but an overall necessity for its financial woes

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Many people are hesitant to upgrade to Windows 11 not just because of its strict hardware needs and design issues, but also due to Microsoft’s increasing use of ads within the operating system, even as support for Windows 10 ends. Interestingly, Linux is becoming more popular, likely because it doesn’t include ads or track user data.

The Radio Times 2025 Christmas double issue is on sale 9 December

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This project has been developing for a while, but the most intense work happened recently, filling the office with energy. It’s surprisingly demanding to collect, view, and listen to the best content across television, radio, streaming, and film. It’s a challenging task, but someone needs to do it.