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Robert Pattinson, the 33-year-old actor and still best known for portraying an emo-teen vampire, is about to play the biggest bat in the world. Warner Bros. has allowed Pattinson to become the next title star of his Billman film franchise, bringing in billions of dollars, Hollywood dailies reported Friday.
Directed by Matt Reeves ( The Planet of the Apes) Batman – whose release is scheduled for the summer of 2021 – is supposed to be centered on the character's training years. And by choosing Pattinson, the studio has sparked a long tradition of debate and complaints among fans.
CARLOS ALVAREZ
The star of Twilight was chosen to embody the latest Capus Crusader and sparked a long tradition of debate and complaints among fans.
True to his meaning, this announcement immediately sparked strong reactions in social media, ranging from "Wow, horrible !! DC Comics turn and miss again" to "Have you ever seen in something that is not called Twilight ? Because the guy has real chops. "
Indeed, the actor has built an impressive resume since coming out of the Twilight Saga in 2012, which represented a franchise of 3.3 billion US dollars. In choosing smaller films, he received nominations in critical groups such as The Rover The Lost City of Z and Good Time and was awarded Praise Early for his new film, The lighthouse in front of Willem Dafoe. He also chose fascinating directors, including David Cronenberg (on Maps to the Stars) and Dark Knight Trilogy's director, Christopher Nolan (on Tenet) who knows something or two on the cast of young and talented actors.
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Nolan's critically acclaimed triptych gives way to DC Extended Universe – the interconnected films of the studio including Wonder Woman and Aquaman – and the Ben Affleck's movie ran longer than the old, grizzled Bruce Wayne. As recently as in 2016, Affleck was hoping to play in Batman's solo film, but that was before critical criticism of Justice League and Suicide Squad, and before the under-performance of the box office Batman v Superman: The Dawn of Justice was fully played.
All of this works in favor of Pattinson. The so-called "Fleck Bat" era has temporarily reduced some of the expectations regarding the role – while increasing the need for one of Batman's most intriguing facets: the revelation of his strangeness. Although Affleck had the bulk and square jaw to physically become the superhero of Gotham City, he often sounded like too much vanilla to be really dark. Pattinson, on the contrary, showed that he could live credibly in layers of dark intrigues.
This does not mean that Pattinson lacks his detractors and skeptics. But it should be noted that his casting of Batman is announced near the 30th anniversary of Batman Tim Burton a breakthrough that gave birth to a film franchise worth $ 5 billion U.S. dollars. One of the most memorable feats of this movie was the victory of star, Michael Keaton, on hordes of enemies before the release.
When Keaton – best known for his warm comedy Mr. Mom at the time – was announced in the late 80's as an actor playing the role of Batman, comic fans recorded their unmasked disgust. In an era prior to social media, the debate broke out in comic book stores and industry publications, and more than 50,000 people signed petitions to protest the cast.
After recording the film at the box office, it was Keaton – and not Jack Nicholson's Joker – who had the last word. And part of Keaton's strength, despite his small size, lay in his ability to play a weird and dark kinetic balloon.
And that's where Pattinson makes his way. Many moviegoers might talk about James Bond or Star Wars but they even know about Keaton's tremendous surrealism in 1988 – and have to wonder if Pattinson might have the gift of acting ( in Keaton's words) "to go crazy."
The franchise could well reveal Pattinson as a tormented and therefore convincing Batman. Perhaps nothing has been more professional than motivated Pattinson to wait for the opportunity to prove that Twilight turned to Dark Knightfall – and that Edward Cullen was long gone horizon of the actor.
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