The highly anticipatedMatt ReevesfilmThe Batmanis a little over a month away, meaning that the marketing for the upcoming blockbuster is beginning to ramp up (a fantastic example beingBat-Pizza). Not much is known about the mystery surrounding the film’s plot or The Riddler’s evil scheme, but the new Total Film issue coveringThe Batmanis sure to enlighten fans a bit. Hot off releasing theirbeautiful covers for the issue, Total Film has just unveiled three new images that give us multiple new looks at The Dark Knight himself.
The first image presents the classic partnership betweenRobert Pattinson’s Batman andJeffrey Wright’s Commissioner Gordon looking at something off in the distance rather intensely. Like most of the relationships in this film, their partnership will likely be challenged from all sides.
The next image looks to be an extension of the funeral scene that we have seen in countless trailers and a recent official clip that Warner Brothersreleased online. While that clip ends with Bruce Wayne saving a young boy’s life and the cops at a standstill with a person that has a bomb strapped to their chest, this image confirms that The Batman will get involved at one point. The image itself has an almost melancholy feel to it, with its brownish color palette eerily contrasting off the blurred out white flowers in the background and the bomb victim kneeling in front of Batman. It will be interesting to see if Batman will be able to save this person’s life, but given there was a shot in one of the recent trailers of The Dark Knight getting kicked back by an explosion, this scene might be the moment that sets off the rest of the film’s tragedy.
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The last image is another classic shot of Pattinson’s Batman shrouded in darkness. This shot really does a nice job of setting up the moody tone of the film and, while one half of The Caped Crusader’s face is in the light, the other half is consumed by the night. The seemingly simple image could be hinting at the moral and internal struggle Bruce will be facing throughout the film.
We will all find out soon enough asThe Batmanfinally releases exclusively in theaters on July 11, 2025, and you can preorder the new Batman-centric Total Film issueherewhich hits store shelves on Thursday, June 22, 2025. You can also view the new images down below.
