-Welcome back.
We are here with Zoe Kravitz, everybody!
We're talking about "The Batman"!
"The Batman's" out this weekend.
Fandom is huge.
Have you seen this with an audience yet?
-I watched it last night with an actual audience...
-You did. -...at the premiere,
which is why I'm so hungover right now.
[ Laughter ]
-I mean -- is it -- It must have been so exciting.
-It's amazing. I mean, it's definitely
something you want to watch on a big screen.
It's definitely something you want to watch with people.
But it's a very -- it's an intense film,
and I think a lot of people walk in going like, "Whoo, Batman!"
and they leave like, "Whoa, Batman."
[ Laughter ] -Yeah, yeah.
Is that the reaction you're getting so far from everybody?
-Yeah, I think people are surprised
by how much depth is in the story.
I think Matt just did a really beautiful job
at grounding the characters in the world of Gotham.
-And also, I like what they did. Because you -- you are Catwoman,
but you're not actually --
I mean, you're not actually -- -Yeah, I'm not Catwoman yet.
-Yes. -I'm Selina Kyle.
-Yes. -Yes.
-You're not Catwoman yet. -Yeah.
-Yeah, but I loved -- Can we say your mask?
-Yeah. Yeah, yeah. -Your mask is basically just
a ski hat or a beanie... -Yeah.
-...with a hole cut in it. -Yeah.
-And you look so cool. [ Laughter ]
And I'm like, "How does --"
That's why I lost the audition.
When I auditioned, I was like, I did that,
And they were like, "Dude, get lost."
[ Laughter ] But, honestly, and --
and it's got little -- you got the cat ear --
-Very subtle little ears. Yeah.
-But I was like, "Dude, that's a great thing
'cause it's a mask for someone who...
-Who doesn't have the means to really make it.
-You're not Bruce Wayne. -Yeah, exactly.
She's not Bruce Wayne. -You're not a millionaire, yeah.
-And because she's not Catwoman yet, Matt really wanted to
kind of have somewhere to go so we can, you know,
get to the place where we see the --
the Catwoman mask eventually. But this is where it starts.
-Here's what I liked about it, too,
'cause I always think of, like, "Oh, Halloween."
-Oh, yeah. Anyone can do it.
-Anyone can be... -Buy a beanie.
-...you for Halloween. -Yeah.
-Any ski hat you have, cut a hole in the front,
and you're Catwoman for Halloween.
-The only thing about that is, if no one does it,
it's more offensive. [ Laughter ]
-No, trust me.
Trust me, everyone's gonna do it.
It's gonna be giant.
I could already tell, like, "Oh, my gosh."
Plus, you look so cool doing it.
-Aw, thanks. -As only you can do.
Now, how do we set up "The Batman"
for anyone who just -- you're going in cold turkey?
-Oh, man. Okay. So, this is a detective story.
We're in year two of Batman being Batman,
so it's not quite an origin story,
but it's still the beginning. Gotham is still --
-So the public doesn't really know who is the Batman?
-Yeah, and the cops are like, "Who is this guy?"
-"Do we trust this guy?" -Yeah, yeah.
And there's a serial killer in Gotham and he kind of
has to -- you know, he follows the --
the clues and figures out who's -- what's going on.
And the clues lead him to a nightclub where I work.
-Yeah. Man, it's action, it's romance.
It's -- There's jokes in there.
It's just -- It's just great music.
It's just -- -The music's amazing.
-It's dark, it's cool. It's awesome.
It's just -- You guys are gonna love it.
I want to show everyone a clip. Here's Zoe Kravitz
and Robert Pattinson in "The Batman."
Take a look.
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-You're pretty good at that.
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-Hey, gimme that.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Whoo!
Zoe Kravitz, everybody!
"The Batman" is in theaters and IMAX this Friday.