When Robert Pattinson was declared Batman, he was questioned a lot. However, with the release of the trailer, when everyone saw Batman in the movie, more and more people sided with Robert Pattinson, and everyone had more expectations for him. However, Robert Pattinson said that when shooting "Batman", he felt that his performance was terrible.
Speaking of Batman, Ben Affleck originally planned to make his own Batman movie. However, for various reasons, he quit the film project. The next thing was matt Reeves taking over the film, where he became the director and producer. He took inspiration from the Batman comic book First Year, focusing on exploring Batman's inner psyche rather than simply telling the story of a superhero. It can be said that this upcoming "Batman" will be very different from the version we have seen before, and it will be a big challenge for the actors.
In an interview with Movie Maker magazine, Robert Pattinson spoke about his concerns about playing Batman, admitting that he feared his role would get terrible, especially when it came to dealing with the nuances in the performance. When Matt Reeves showed Robert Pattinson scenes from the film, Robert Pattinson felt that when his head moved slightly toward the other square, it would cause light to reflect onto his mask, thus destroying the scene.
To this, he said, "Your first reaction is, oh my God, I'm so bad. It's a completely different language, body language, and you have to learn to make it do what you want to do. If you stare too hard at the lights, it looks ridiculous, and you're wearing superhero costumes. It takes a long time to learn how to feel it, how to react to the illumination of light. Although his comments were clearly self-deprecating, playing a superhero would not have been an easy task. Because, as mentioned earlier, since he was announced that he would become Batman, he has been questioned by many people. In fact, whenever DC decides to reboot a Batman movie, it's always easy to provoke the anger of the audience, from Michael Keaton to Ben Lyfleck.
As for why Robert Pattinson was initially questioned, it was because some viewers had a hard time connecting the melancholy boy of Twilight with the shrewd Batman. However, Zoe Kravitz, the actor who played Catwoman in the Batman movie, said that she recognized Robert Pattinson. Anyway, I also think That Robert Pattinson's Batman will be different, perhaps the darkest Batman to date. Because in the Batman trailer, we hear him talk about revenge. It's curious to see if the film is inextricably linked to Jacqueline Phoenix's Joker. If anything, then this movie could be a very special and meaningful movie for DC wouldn't it?