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James Gunn Defends “Slow” Progress of ‘Batman’ Sequel: “People Don’t Need to Be Entitled About It”

  • James Gunn, chief of DC Studios, defended the delay of The Batman 2, pushed to October 1, 2027, during a June 2025 interview.
  • The delay followed Warner Bros.' decision and stemmed from Matt Reeves needing more time to finalize the screenplay before filming begins.
  • Gunn criticized entitlement from fans and the spread of false rumors, stating people should let Reeves write the script at his own pace.
  • Gunn emphasized "We feel really good about it" and noted 95% of rumors are false, while the script is expected in June 2025.
  • Gunn confirmed The Batman sequel remains a priority for DC Studios despite the long wait, which aligns with industry precedent for such gaps.
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World News broke the news in United States on Friday, June 20, 2025.
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