Fresh footage from The Batman Part 2 has revealed another explosive angle from the film’s ongoing Glasgow shoot. The new video shows Robert Pattinson’s Batmobile surrounded by multiple GCPD vehicles before forcing its way out.
A newly surfaced video from the Glasgow set shows several GCPD vehicles surrounding the Batmobile, seemingly leaving Batman with little room to escape. But instead of remaining trapped, the vehicle appears to ram its way through the police blockade in a brutal display of force.
The Dark Knight remains an enemy to the GCPD. While Batman was still an illegal masked vigilante operating outside the law, he had developed a strong working relationship with Jeffrey Wright’s James Gordon by the end of the 2022 film. Gordon was also one of the few officers Batman could genuinely trust, especially as the pair investigated the Riddler case and uncovered the deep corruption running through Gotham.
New angle of the Batmobile being boxed in by GCPD cars then ramming it’s way out on the set of ‘THE BATMAN: PART 2’ 🦇🔥
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The Batmobile takes out a GCPD cruiser in new set footage from ‘THE BATMAN: PART 2’ 🦇
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What do we know about The Batman: Part 2 so far?
The Batman Part 2 sees Matt Reeves return to direct, with Robert Pattinson reprising his role as Bruce Wayne and Batman. Key returning cast members include Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth, Jeffrey Wright as James Gordon and Colin Farrell as Oz Cobb, following his appearance in The Penguin. Recent reporting has also linked Scarlett Johansson, Jayme Lawson and Charles Dance to the sequel, although details surrounding several characters remain under wraps.
Official plot details remain under wraps, but the film is set during the winter following the flooding of Gotham City, with Bruce Wayne further investigating the corruption and division within the city.
With production continuing in Glasgow, the Batmobile chase is already becoming one of the most talked-about sequences from the set. And judging by this latest angle, The Batman Part II could be putting the Dark Knight in a position fans did not expect — running from the very police force he once worked alongside.
The movie is set to release in theatres on 18 February 2028.
