The recent Academy Award-winning cinematographer worked on the first film and earned several accolades from Roger Deakins.
Batman is the latest feature film of matt reeves (Cloverfield, Three Friends, A Wedding and a Funeral) who completely rewrote the origins of one of the entertainment world’s most important superheroes Bruce Wayne / Batman, For the occasion, the character was played by Robert Pattinson ,twilight, lighthouse), giving face to a younger and more vengeful version of the Dark Knight, with a story that takes place a few years after the death of the protagonist’s parents. Furthermore, the project, in addition to giving a new outline and characterization to the famous Caped Crusader’s adversaries, is shrouded in a twilight blanket that makes the work look like a noir title.
Batman Arrives in Italian cinemas March 3, 2022
This is, in particular, the merit of the cinematographer of Batmani.e Greg Fraser ,Vice – The Man in the Shadows, Snow White the Hunter) who won in 2022 oscar award For great photography Of dune, Acclaimed many times by one of his renowned collaborators, the great director of photography Roger Deakins, Apparently it looks like he’ll be returning in chapter two as well Batman. The news was anticipated by Matt Reeves himself (who previously worked with Fraser story of blood) in a recent interview reported by ComicBook.
“I’ve had so many amazing collaborators to work with and when you find someone you love working with, you just want to say ‘Come on, please keep working together because this is it. .. How far would you like us to go, can we push him?’ I’ve talked to Greg about it, I’m looking into writing the next film with my partner, we’re working on it and he wants to go further.”
what you want to say? Considering the great work done with the first chapter, we can’t wait for further confirmation of this long-awaited return. At the moment, unfortunately, we have very little information about batman 2 And we hope to have more details soon.
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