Compared with “Batman”, “Penguin” has a change of pace and is more character-driven. Matt Reeves said that more content will be released.
It’s unclear when Colin Farrell’s Penguin was announced to be getting the feature. We’ve seen a Batman show without the Caped Crusader before in Gotham, and it was pretty poor, and they just threw him in in a roundabout way anyway. However, Batman is really good, so I’m confident that Penguin seems to be doing well with both fans and critics so far. Part of the reason it’s so different is that it’s more character-driven, which isn’t surprising considering it’s a TV show. In a recent interview between director Reeves and The Batman’s Alfred Andy Serkis with Interview magazine, Reeves made it clear that you can expect more of this in future spinoffs .
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“It’s exciting because people are embracing the show now. My fantasy is becoming a reality, which is very exciting, and HBO has been incredibly supportive from the beginning,” Reeves said. “We’ve been talking about doing other shows. I wanted to make sure we didn’t do an origin story, which a lot of other series have done. I think the idea of being able to put the camera on these characters is a really exciting idea. , it’s about the city and its dysfunction and the world and its dysfunction, and that’s what the Batman story is all about.
“They’re all about Gotham being a place that should be a better place. You get to experience this almost novelistic epic crime saga, but you also only get these individual experiences. They have their own dramatic value. So Oz The story is the story of Oz, and the idea is to do other stories in the same way.”
This is obviously exciting news for those who’ve been enjoying the stories told by showrunner Lauren LeFranc and company, but we obviously still don’t know what the actual planned spinoffs are. We do have a name for Reeves’ Bat-verse, a universe that needs more than one movie and one TV show (a sequel is still a while away), but we’ll wait and see what Reeves has in store for us all What.