The premiere of The Batman is not a minor issue. In addition to being a long-awaited feature film for superhero fans, it also marks the debut of an actor in the role of the iconic character. Robert Pattinson, despite initial criticism, has earned the trust of the audience. However, it is evident that starting the path as the vigilante of Gotham City is not an easy challenge for anyone.
We must not forget that Robert Pattinson was not the original protagonist of The Batman. Originally, the plan of Warner Bros. and DC was that this film would be headed by Ben Affleck. Not only in the star role, but also in directing. It was the first time his character had a solo film after appearing in Batman v Superman and Justice League. However, his personal problems kept him away from the project.
After the previous event, the producer undertook a new search to find his new Batman. Surprisingly, Robert Pattinson appeared on the scene, generating multiple public debates about whether he was the right actor for such an important role. In a recent interview with MovieMaker Magazine, Robert Pattinson revealed that filming his first scenes in The Batman was not easy. In fact, I thought I was doing it wrong.
A sticky point about being Batman, according to Robert Pattinson, is that the direction of the head and the light reflection on the mask can make or break a scene completely.
“Your first thought is 'Oh my God, I'm absolutely terrible.' a Halloween costume. But if you zoom out two millimeters, it's like 'oh, that's completely totemic,' and it looks exactly how it's supposed to look. But learning to feel that and react to the way the light hits it , it takes forever.”
Of course, to see if Robert Pattinson really did a good job on the character's feet, we'll have to wait for The Batman to premiere. The film will be available from next March 3rd in theaters.
