James Gunn has dismissed speculation that The Batman: Part II and The Batman: Part III will be filmed back-to-back, offering a clear update on the future of Matt Reeves' Batman trilogy. During a recent Q and A session on Threads, the DC Studios co-chief responded directly to a fan who asked whether the two sequels would be filmed simultaneously.

Gunn replied, "I can deny," putting an end to the rumours surrounding the production schedule. The clarification comes as director Matt Reeves continues work on The Batman sequel.

Earlier this week, Reeves shared camera test shots from Warner Bros Studios Leavesden in the UK, offering fans a glimpse of Robert Pattinson's Batman, the Batmobile and a snowy winter setting for the long-awaited sequel.

Development on the sequel has continued following earlier delays.
James Gunn confirmed in July that the screenplay for The Batman: Part II had been completed.

A letter to Warner Bros Discovery shareholders released last August, as reported by Deadline, also stated that production on the film would begin in the spring. Despite the progress, Warner Bros recently revised the film's release schedule.

Last month, the studio moved the release date of The Batman sequel to February 18, 2028, while Reeves continued teasing the project with camera test footage featuring Robert Pattinson in costume.