The producer of the new Batman said he wanted to redefine the role and surpass the Nolan version

The new "Batman" directed by Matt Reeves and starring "Twilight" actor Robert Pattinson will be released in North America on March 4, 2022. Recently, the film's producer Dylan Clark said in an interview with "Empire" magazine that he had said in front of Christopher Nolan that he wanted to surpass his "Batman" trilogy.

Dylan Clark said that for decades, audiences have been exposed to various images and stories about this superhero, which reflects a challenge. They not only have to make a striking movie, but also become the defining version of Batman that the audience has seen on the big screen. That is, there are a thousand Hamlets in the hearts of a thousand readers, but Dylan Clark hopes that the audience will only have him as Batman.

Clarke said in an interview that Batman has a history of more than 80 years, so how to remake it is a very acute problem. When they decided on this project, they immediately had a sense of "what they are doing and how to do it." Clarke also revealed that he had said directly to Nolan: "Look, we are trying to be the best Batman ever, and we are going to try to beat you."

Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy has achieved good results both in word of mouth and box office. Unlike other superhero movies, Nolan's Batman is not a popcorn movie that is sold on the market. This version shows Bruce Wayne's growth from a rich orphan to a dark knight who fights crime. The villains in the movie have high IQs and firm beliefs, and the overall style of the movie is dark.

The new Batman will also cover the protagonist's early experiences and will include classic villains from the original comics. Director Matt Reeves also said before that this will be the scariest version of Batman.