The Batman To Change Release Date Because Of Coronavirus Outbreak

2020 is now happening one of the world's biggest epidemics that affect many sides of our lives including entertaining. Hollywood's 2021 much-awaited film The Batman has been the talk of the town with the cast. Many famous stars join this project and Robert Pattinson also replaces Ben Affleck to play as Cape Crusader in the film.

Matt Reeves's film also features Zoe Kravitz, Jeffrey Wright, Paul Dano, and Andy Serkis in the titular roles. The film started shooting earlier but recently needs to pause as the coronavirus has become more serious. Due to the change in the production schedule, it is likely that the Warner Bros will also push the movie release date back.

According to a source from We Got This Covered, the production team is unsure when will continue filming. As the cast of The Batman includes various stars, the resuming time need to depend on their schedules. It may take a long time when the team of behind-the-scene also requires a lot of time to edit. Since then, the filmmakers are thinking of rescheduling the release date.

For the uninitiated, the film was first slated to hit the cinema in June next year. But unluckily, Hollywood, as well as many other film industries, have been dealing with the severe situation of Covid-19. Some movies with huge budgets such as No Time To Die, The Bond, and Fast & Furious 9 have changed their schedule or withheld.

In 2019, some rumors said that Timothee Chalamet will essay the role of Robin in The Batman. It was speculated when DC prepared the cast for the film and fans went gaga for it. These days, DC is asked to launch the Snyder Cut of Justice League as The Batman has been postponed.

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