Why Pattinson's Batman Has To Fight The Evolving Scarecrow

The Batman trailer shows how dark Pattinson's character is, and he needs a specific villain to make that character.

The trailer for DC Phantom 2021's The Batman proves that Robert Pattinson's Bruce Wayne trilogy will have to fight Scarecrow and his fear poisoning by the end. Batman promises to take the Dark Knight to new places in the world, forming ideas about how the police can or should do it. However, Matt Reeves' take on Batman particularly dark presents a problem in how to create the character curve in a fulfilling way.
 
The Batman trailer shows a darker, tougher take on Captain Crusader than he did before the scene with his rage when confronted against the brutal series killer version of The Riddle. Two points specifically mention this. His iconic "I am Batman" or "I am justice" lines were changed to "I avenge", and his aim is to provoke anger and hatred instead of making Goth better. Similarly, he talks about the bad-signal being a symbol of hope for Gotham citizens, a symbol to be feared by Gotham criminals rather than its traditional position.
 
 
While this angry, vengeful Batman, who trades in fear, works for the dark story for the character by making Bruce Wayne the opposite hero, he cannot be the whole of Pattinson's Batman movie trilogy without becoming a completely different character. To become the necessary and worthy Batman for Gotham, he must evolve and make some radical changes. The most logical way to do this is to confront Jonathan Crane's Scarecrow personality. His attempts to capture Scarecrow's villainy and fear and shock in imitation of Robert Pattinson's Batman make Bruce Wayne see the error in his approach and turn it into a more honorable tactic and ultimate goal.

Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins trilogy is a dark and awkward remake of adaptations such as the Adam West Batman TV series or Tim Burton's Batman movies, and presented Batman as an angry, more aggressive figure. However, Matt Reeves' The Batman goes one step further and removes the remaining oddities. This is particularly evident in the fact that Michael Caine's Alfred also played a chaotic and confusing Alfred Pennyworth with the non-comedic Andy Serkis that he brought to the movies.
 
The need to include Scarecrow in the trilogy of Robert Pattinson and Matt Reeves poses a problem for the films. Although many comic characters have been relaunched and revived countless times, the last three decades have already seen the memorable appearances of Scarecrow. From his numerous appearances in Batman: The Animated Series, to Vincent Cardizer's solo approach to Scorecrow in Titans Season 3, the only villain to appear in every Batman trilogy of Nolan is Cillian Murphy. Arcam video games. This means that The Batman will fight to find a new and interesting look for a character who is ubiquitous with Batman and has already seen the darker versions created.