According to Gitesh Pandya the Matt Reeves film collected $172.5 million at the domestic box office just seven days after its theatrical release totaling a domestic haul of $232 million after 10 days
particularly in its opening weekend where it brought in a total of $134 million after projections that it would open to $128.5 million at the domestic box office overall.
The Robert Pattinson-led film also earned $21.6 million in its preview screenings, a number that includes showings on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday night.
The film debuted to positive reviews from critics and audiences alike with an 85% score on Rotten Tomatoes' Tomatometer and an 89% audience score
In the first meeting, [Reeves] was saying, we want to lean into the 'world's greatest detective aspect,' and be a detective noir movie
Pattinson said. "And, you know, normally when directors say that, they just do like a mood board, and it's just about the imagery."
In March 2021, Reeves announced that filming on The Batman had officially wrapped after significant delays in production due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic
The Batman managed to avoid an R rating in the United States, and is currently rated PG-13 for "strong violent and disturbing content, drug content, strong language and some suggestive material."