Warner Bros. eventually settled on Matt Reeves to take the Batman franchise in a new direction, giving the Planet of the Apes director a chance to lead the solo flick without the ironic monkey on his back of studio meddling. New blood demands sacrifices however, which translates to a compelte script rewrite.

When it comes to exotic cars, top of every geek’s wish list is not the likes of Ferrari, Lamborghini or Aston Martins, but the Batmobile. And we get a sneak peek at what to expect from it's latest iteration in the upcoming Justice League film.

It would appear Warner Bros reputation precedes them and now directors want full control of a project before deciding to take on a directing job of the beloved DC franchise.

DC finally has a new director for The Batman solo movie, and his name is Matt Reeves after all. After weeks of reports that Reeves was the top choice in the running to take over the seat that Ben Affleck had vacated, Warner Bros. has confirmed that he's landed the job

Mattel have pulled out all the stops for their latest model Batmobile that was revealed at the New York Toyfair. Just look at it.

Holy director changes, Batman! It would appear that Warner Bros. may need to start shining that Bat-signal in the sky once more, as new reports indicated that director Matt Reeves has broken off negotiations with the studio to helm The Batman.

After three movies and a ton of fan abuse, it sounds like Ben Affleck is more than ready to drop out of any and all Batman duties in the DC Extended Cinematic Universe.

While he will still be producing, co-writing and starring, Ben Affleck has officially departed the director's chair on the planned Batman solo film. But now Warner Bros has found his replacement in Cloverfield and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' Matt Reeves.