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There is no denying thatThe Batman, starring Robert Pattinson, is a masterpiece in the DC world. This movie revealed an aspect of theTwilightactor that many had not seen before. But in addition to Pattinson, this film also elevated Irish actor Colin Farrell, whose performance as The Penguin/ Oswald Cobblepot, added thrill, humor, and depth to the three-hour movie.

Therefore, the announcement that Ferrell would be starring in his own series centered on the titular character glued fans to their seats. The first teaser for the series debuted in March and gave viewers a brief introduction to Ferrell’s character, Penguin. The latest trailer further establishes the tone of Matt Reeves’ upcoming creation by taking inspiration from his work done in Pattinson’sThe Batman.
Colin Farrell’sThe Penguintakes center stage afterThe Batman
The Penguinis set to be the first spinoff ofThe Batmanand would detail how Gotham City’s organized crime operates. This would be an addition to Matt Reeves’ interpretation of the Batverse, which is distinct from the new DC universe thatPeter SafranandJames Gunnare developing.
The new trailer for the upcoming series was dropped on X by Discussing Film, and fans are so pumped up about the upcoming September release of the show on Max, with one fan adding

So hyped for this one. Definitely gives off the same vibes as The Batman and we are sooooo here for that.
The trailer featured an amazing cast and stunning cinematography, but it also had an overall tone that was very similar to theLiftdirectors’ vision forThe Batman. The trailer depicted a gripping super noir and a dark tone that many fans immediately connected to theRobert Pattinsonstarer. Thus, putting the biggest fan-favorite question of how similar it will be to Matt Reeves’ Batman universe to rest, at least for now.

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The show would be a continuation ofThe Batman, released in 2022, and would cover the events that transpired in Gotham, thereafter, bringing the story all the way toThe Batman, Part 2, which is reportedly scheduled for release in 2026. While theeight-episode seriesis still three months away, the trailer has given the fans something to hold on to in the meantime.
Fans share their enthusiasm forThe Penguin’slatest trailer
The remarkable duo ofColin Farrellas the actor andMatt Reevesas the filmmaker will undoubtedly work their magic on screen. Fans were quick to spot the similarities between the Farrell starrer’s andThe Batman’s camera angles, which gave off a somber Sopranos and Scarface vibe as soon as the trailer dropped. They also applauded the fantastic graphics and shots.
I love the camera work in these shots. I can’t wait for this thing to come out🔥pic.twitter.com/CQWWSPVwwx

A crime drama dc show from a villain is something we’ve never seen before and this trailer alone shows that having penguin take the spotlight can give us something unique.
Adding to that, a few admirers mentioned that it has never been tried out this way before: having a villain portray a protagonist. Additionally, that viewers would be introduced to a rather novel idea by the trailer, which highlights Farrell’s character, Penguin. However, some fans developed their own conclusions after viewing the video. One fan claimed that he felt strongly that Robert Pattinson would show up around the end of the series’ last episode.

Omg this looks super good I have this feeling that Batman is going to make an appearance at the end of the final episode 😮💨🔥pic.twitter.com/Mww8szUewg
Go ahead and give Colin Farrell his Emmy and Golden Globe now.
Looks like I’ll be renewing my max subscription
In fact, some fans voiced their wish that Collin Ferrell, who plays the title role of Penguin, should have already received his Golden Globe and Emmy trophies because he looks so wonderful in the role and on screen. In anticipation of the September release, some were hurrying to extend their Max subscription.
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The Penguinis all set to be released in September 2024 on Max.
Sakshi Singh
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Sakshi Singh has written over 1,300 entertainment articles, mostly about Netflix shows and reality TV. She’s spent the last two years covering everything from surprise engagements to shocking eliminations and previously wrote for Essentially Sports in their Netflix Junkie division. A self-proclaimed reality TV addict, Sakshi has watched all 48 seasons of Survivor and never misses a new dating or competition series. She loves watching how strangers meet, fall in love, team up, or betray each other - it’s the mix of strategy and drama that keeps her hooked. When she’s not glued to a reality show, she’s usually watching a crime thriller or tracking the next big streaming hit.