‘Batman’ overtakes ‘Justice League’ and more titles after debut on HBO Max

“Batman” entered the HBO Max catalog last Monday (18), and did not leave its records only at the box office. The long starring Robert Pattinson (“Twilight”) has surpassed “Justice League” by Zack Snyder“The Suicide Squad” and more titles in just its first week on streaming.

According to comic book, Warner Bros. revealed that more than 4.1 million households have watched “Batman.” An important detail described by the vehicle is that such numbers only take into account views from Smart TV, so those that came from other devices are not included in this.

Seen as one of the most successful studio debuts on the HBO platform, the feature directed by Matt Reeves (“Planet of the Apes”) not only surpassed “Mortal Kombat”, which reached 4.3 million, with the advantage of having been released directly in the catalog at the same time as in theaters.

Check out the numbers of other Warner films that debuted on HBO Max:

• “The Suicide Squad” – 3.5 million;
• “Woman – Wonder 1984” – 3.2 million;
• “Matrix: Resurrections” – 3.2 million;
• “Dune” – 2.3 million;
• “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” – 2.2 million;

“Batman” follows the second year of Bruce Wayne as a vigilante, fighting crime as the embodiment of revenge. When an assassin targets Gotham’s elite with a series of sadistic machinations, a trail of cryptic clues sends the World’s Greatest Detective on an investigation into the underworld and brings him closer and closer to home.

Zoë Kravitz (“Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald”), Andy Serkis (“Planet of the Apes: The War”), Paul Dano (“Okja”), Peter Sarsgaard (“The Price of a Truth”), Jeffrey Wright (“Westworld”), John Turturro (“Transformers: The Last Knight”), Jayme Lawson (“Farewell Love”) and Barry Keoghan (“Eternals”) complete the cast.

THE CineBuzz already watched “Batman” and you can check out our review of the film by clicking here.