A new clip from The Batman Part II previews a motorcycle action scene. The video was reportedly shot before Warner Bros. and DC Studios announced a temporary production pause, which has shut down filming for now.
The clip shared by @TheBatmanSagaNW, @art_vandelay8, and @p87627 on X shows the motorbike incident from different angles. Apparently, the video shows “Someone on a motorcycle almost hitting walking civilians on the set of The Batman: Part II.” The rider is speculated to be the Dark Knight.
The footage featured the bike turning a corner and speeding toward the civilians, who immediately rushed out of the way. The dramatic leaked behind-the-scenes footage was probably pre-scripted and gave fans a major on-location motorcycle action scene.
However, some fans questioned how plausible the action sequence was. As @Louie146030 mentioned in the comment section, “Why would Bruce Wayne run people off the road in a way like that? Bruce Wayne tries to fly under the radar.”
Meanwhile, @ViralBaseHub wrote, “Batman’s strict no-kill rule being tested early by everyday Gotham pedestrians crossing without looking.”
The new clip surfaces amid a delay for The Batman Part II, with WB and DC Studios pausing production because director Matt Reeves stepped away for personal reasons, Deadline reported.
Per a statement released by the studio on Monday, “Production on The Batman Part II has been temporarily paused while Matt Reeves focuses on a family matter. Matt has the full support of DC Studios, and we look forward to continuing the journey soon.”
Before the pause, filming was underway in London. However, sources say it is too early to say whether the stoppage will affect the release date. As of this writing, The Batman Part II is set for release on February 18, 2028.
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