A brand new tie-in marketing website for The Batman reveals Bruce Wayne's Batcave in detail. Despite the possibility of being delayed once again due to the coronavirus pandemic, Warner Bros. is ramping up its promotional efforts for the film. Aside from LEGO and other figures inspired by the movie, a new Oreo site has been rolled out, allowing fans to see the interior of Robert Pattinson's Batcave.
Surprisingly, director Matt Reeves had been more than generous about sharing new information about the movie. The Batman will see Bruce, who's relatively new at being the Batman, delve into a series of tragedies in Gotham. Getting increasingly frustrated by the lack of progress in his home city, the Riddler (Paul Dano) motivates him to further look into the ongoing corruption in the metropolitan which the Waynes could have been involved with. Lately, shorter teasers have been rolled out in lieu of full trailers which focus on Batman's relationship with Catwoman (Zoë Kravitz). It has also just recently received a PG-13 rating for violence and disturbing content.
Now, Oreo EU launched a website to promote The Batman; in it, fans can see the interior of the new Batcave. Since Oreo created the page to target European moviegoers, it doesn't load elsewhere. Fortunately, Twitter accounts The Batman Film News and adulto ney were able to get some screenshots of Bruce's den in the film. Check it out below:
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Trailers and teasers for the upcoming Warner Bros. superhero film have featured the new Batcave. But since it's more for establishing shots with Bruce in it, this is the first time that it's properly revealed. Looking closer at how it's laid out, it's noticeably much simpler than previous versions of the den, especially Ben Affleck's version in the DCEU, which was more massive and equipped with more tools and paraphernalia. This makes sense considering that Pattinson's Bat of Gotham is just two years into his stint in The Batman. This means that he hasn't made significant upgrades to his headquarters.
Meanwhile, a previously released LEGO tie-in merchandise suggests that Riddler will be able to access the Batcave. It's unclear how he's able to gain access to it or what his intentions are, but it supports the idea that it is nothing more but a make-shift headquarters for Bruce — at least for now. As time goes on and subsequent The Batman sequels are released, expect it to have additional elements, which could also be a visual representation of the Caped Crusader's personal arc.
Source: Adweek (via The Batman Film News, adulto ney)
