Nick Stahl as Riley- Fear the Walking Dead _ Season 6, Episode 11 – Photo Credit: Ryan Green/AMCĪmong the things we learned in Dead In The Water was that the U.S. Much like with Fear TWD’s first webisode series, Flight 462, we saw the outbreak play out in a large (but very confined) mass transit vehicle, whose occupants are cut off from the rest of the world and unable to escape as more and more people inside turn, but, where one was in the air, this one was under the ocean, the Gulf Of Mexico, to be specific. These webisodes did not disappoint.ĭead In The Water focused on Jason Riley, the right-hand man of Fear TWDs season six villain, Teddy Maddox, showing how the zombie outbreak happened before he and his crewmates inside the U.S.S. If you know me at all, then you know that Fear TWD webisodes are my bread and butter because they almost always focus on the very beginning of the apocalypse, which to me, is the most interesting and my favorite part of it. In what was a surprise to me (mostly because, if there were any promos for it on TV, I wouldn’t have seen them), we got a brand new Fear The Walking Dead webisode called Dead in the Water that is only available on AMC+! The latest Fear The Walking Dead webisode, Dead in the Water, revealed the USS Pennsylvania was ordered to destroy Chicago, not with fire but nuclear weapons. The Batman’s 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD editions are all out now and the film is available on HBO Max.By Liam O'Leary 3 weeks ago Follow Tweet could have bigger plans in the future for Batman once his DCEU incarnation i faced with renewed leadership on board. Without a doubt, The Batman fixes past problems encountered by Caped Crusader movies, especially during the troubled Ben Affleck era.Īlthough Reeves has expressed his happiness over being given ample creative liberties for his movie, Warner Bros. The Batman is only the first entry in the Batverse conceived by Reeves for DC, with a Gotham Police Department come Arkham Asylum spinoff also being lined up after the planned Penguin series, which might provide some extra depth to this version of Gotham before the actual sequel starts filming. Just like with Spider-Man: No Way Home, it’s possible many viewers will continue to spot similar details or easter eggs in The Batman, especially now with the added benefit of being able to see the film anywhere at any time with extra fidelity from home.
This tiny little detail was caught by film producer Ryan Unicomb, who was a bit hesitant to single out the obscure figure as the Riddler until Reeves validated his claim.Īs some fans have pointed out, this hidden Riddler appearance was at first spotted on YouTube by New Rockstars’ Erik Voss, although until now fans did not have official confirmation from Reeves himself. RELATED: 8 Villains We Want To See In The Batman 2 (That Have Never Been In A Film Before)Īs noted, at exactly 31:55 into The Batman, there’s a shot that briefly focuses on the streets surrounding Carmine Falcone and the Penguin’s Iceberg Lounge club, yet there’s also an onlooker watching over the crucial landmark from the other side of the street, Paul Dano’s Riddler.
Nevertheless, this newly found detail was not in any officially released material, but rather spotted by some very keen eyes and later confirmed by Reeves himself. Last week it was also made public that The Batman’s Blu-ray edition would come bundled with a new deleted scene featuring Catwoman and the Penguin, alongside the usual dose of extra content included in such formats.
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There’s a lot to dissect in The Batman’s near three hours of runtime, however, now that the movie is heading to both HBO Max and Blu-Ray starting today, some clever fans are noticing details that are pretty easy to miss inside a movie theater with no pause button.
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