How long is the new Batman movie? Term revealed

Batman 2022 is ready to hit theaters on Friday 4th March 2022. That’s how long the new superhero movie is.

Starring Robert Pattinson, Zoë Kravitz, Paul Dano, Colin Farrell, Andy Serkis and Jeffrey Wright, the new Batman film begins in Bruce Wayne’s childhood.

Director Matt Reeves responded to the runtime criticism in his recent interview with the New York Times after fans thought the film was too long.

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How long is the new Batman movie?

The Batman 2022 is two hours and 55 minutes long.

That’s what insiders of the film revealed The Hollywood Reporter that the long-term running time comprises at least eight minutes of credits.

The Robert Pattinson star’s long running time makes the new Batman film the third longest film (153 minutes) ever made from a comic book.

Zack Snyders justice league is currently the longest at 242 minutes Marvel’s Avengers: Endgame comes second with 181 minutes.

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Director Matt Reeves responds to runtime criticism

In his new interview with NYT, The Batman The 2022 director brushed aside fan concerns about the film’s long run by citing its success with test audiences.

The director admitted it looks daunting on paper but assured fans that once the film begins, they won’t even notice the running time thanks to its captivating story and performance.

“Once you see the film, I think that’s not a problem anymore. It’s immersive, it takes you and it keeps you hooked,” he said.

Accordingly IMDB, The new film follows the superhero in his second year fighting crime. “Batman uncovers corruption in Gotham City linked to his own family while confronting a serial killer known as The Riddler.”

How to buy the tickets

US audiences can purchase tickets to see it The Batman (2022) from the following platforms.

UK fans can visit the websites below to snag tickets to the highly anticipated film.

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