But I think to me what would be interesting would be to try and unwind the fantastical and see, well, how could that make sense here? And so that's kind of my view, how I see it. That could also extend into less dangerous criminals like Jimmy Briggs as their crimes did not fit the. Jack Ryder and Bruce Wayne were examples of that. Batman enemies who attended the villain conference arranged by Joker, Penguin and Catwoman. The Political Prisoners were people that Hugo Strange had TYGER Security arrest for objecting to the construction of Arkham City or for trying to learn too much it. So, I love the fantastical side of Batman, but this iteration, obviously, while being, to me, I think it is very comics faithful, but I don't think that this one is necessarily, it doesn't lean as hard into the fantastical, I guess. Political Prisoners were characters who appeared in Batman: Arkham City.

Freeze, that such a great story, right? I think there's actually a grounded version of that story, which could be really powerful and could be really great. So to me it would be a challenge in an interesting way to try and figure out how that could happen, even the idea of something like Mr. 'In my view, I just feel drawn to finding the grounded version of everything. Related: Why The Batman 2 and Joker 2 WIll Put DCU Above the MCU Freeze as a villain in future The Batman films. Freeze is a tragic villain, and at a press event attended by Collider, Matt Reeves shared his thoughts on using Mr. He’s above the nitty-gritty of politics, which pushes him to the centre. Freeze to rob banks and eventually became an enemy of Batman. Although he resumed his research after surviving such a bizarre occurrence, due to a shortage of funds, he disguised himself as Mr. This is a turning point for Bruce as Gotham is now being dominated by crime bosses and corrupt politicians, he realizes that retaliation is not the.

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