We hear Keaton proper from the start, however earlier than we see him, Ben Affleck’s Batman (technically, his Bruce Wayne) warns Barry Allen concerning the risks of mucking round with timelines. There is a shot of Barry and his alternate self strolling up on Wayne Manor, which appears to be like a bit completely different from the dilapidated one we noticed in “Batman v Superman: Daybreak of Justice.” It is also not the identical Wayne Manor we noticed in Tim Burton’s Batman motion pictures.

“In the event you had been to enter the previous,” Bruce tells Barry, “you don’t have any thought what the implications might be.” Barry insists that he may sort things, and Bruce says that he may additionally destroy all the things.

That is the final we see of Ben/Bruce, nevertheless it’s not the final we see of Batfleck on this trailer. Upon nearer inspection, that is not the Batpod we noticed originally, however quite a barely completely different Batcycle with two smaller tires, which Batfleck seems to be driving because it zooms below a police automobile that is tumbling throughout the road.

Since Batfleck by no means acquired his personal solo film and Keaton’s look within the shelved “Batgirl” movie will not be seeing the sunshine of day, it is good to see each of them make a return on this trailer because it goes full circle again to Zod’s invasion in “Man of Metal” and the start of the DC Prolonged Universe.