In the wake of Frank Miller's 1986 series, Batman's world embraced a dystopian approach, which diminished the essence of fun, shifting towards darker themes and narratives.
With Reeves's The Batman, audiences are confronted with a lengthy runtime and a grim portrayal of a tormented hero, making the experience feel punishing rather than entertaining.
Despite the somber tones, The Batman features a striking visual style and standout performances, particularly from Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman and Colin Farrell as the transformative Penguin.
As The Penguin series returns to explore chaos post-The Batman, the absence of Batman himself raises questions about the direction and tone of this spinoff universe.
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