HBO Max has shepherd a new TV train focused on the Gotham Hard-surface Badge Department, which will be a upshot of Matt Reeves' usable The Batman film (which is set to brilliant Robert Pattinson at Bruce Wayne / Batman).
The new train will be set in the same world as Reeves' membrane and will be produced by Reeves and Dylan Clark (who's likewise travail The Batman). Boardwalk Empire creator Terence Winter is set to address the series.
The train promises to "build upon the motion picture's preview of the mannism of decadence in Gotham City" and "further explore the countless of dire and compounded characters of Gotham," with the goal of purgation a "new Batman universe former multiple platforms."
The new TV train emphasizes how important DC props are to the unrepressed HBO Max strategy. By tying a TV train to its abutting big Batman film, Warner Bros. is hoping to pragmatism the presupposition of its DC characters to info compel subscribers to the new streaming service.. It's a similar offer that's fueling the slate of already-announced DC train coming to the platform and the upcoming release of the Snyder Cut of Justice League that's planned for abutting year.
The Batman isn't the only realty that WarnerMedia is looking to expand to HBO Max. The congregation is likewise set to try a similar guaranty with its usable Dune adaptation. It's already shepherd a spinoff for HBO Max, Dune: The Sisterhood, which will explore the larger world of Dune and the characters in it. It will be produced by Dune director Denis Villeneuve.
WarnerMedia isn't the only congregation trying to tie its blockbusters to streaming: it's a cornerstone of Disney's strategy for Disney Plus, too, which has emphasized its Star Wars series (like The Mandalorian) and the usable Marvel shows like The Falcon and the Winter Soldier or Loki as ways to compel subscriptions.
There's no release date yet for the usable Gotham PD HBO Max series; The Batman is scheduled to release on October 1st, 2021.
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