The duo talked assumptions, purpose, and all things TheBatman ⤵️
. “I don't do that," he responds. “You do do that. That's your face. Your face does that.” Pattinson caves: “I hate it when you just stand there and they're like, ‘Stop posing.’” “You're like, ‘This is my face,'" Kravitz says. “Anyway, I thought he was serious, but he's not.”
For his part, Pattinson insists he doesn't make snap judgements . At the beginning of our chat, he snacks on a cookie, much to Kravitz's jealousy. “I'm very upset because Rob's been given a cookie and no one asked me,” she jokes. “I thought you only ate healthy cookies,” Pattinson replies, and clearly that isn't true. But if the worst assumption you're making is about cookies, you're probably doing alright.
It's a conflict that can, of course, be found in the world we live in as much as it can be found in Gotham.began production two months before the COVID-19 pandemic began and resumed that September, just before a high-stakes election. Its themes — greed, political reform, and the inextricable link between power and corruption — feel particularly resonant in 2022; a nefarious, double-dealing police force is as much a villain as the Riddler.
“It was really interesting the way it all lined up in terms of when we started shooting the film and what was going on in the world, and to really understand how high the stakes were in terms of shooting this during a pandemic, during the Black Lives Matter movement,” Kravitz says. “Obviously corruption and police brutality has been going on for a long time, but Matt [Reeves] wrote this years ago, and for it to be so heightened in the real world when we shot it, was really interesting.
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