There’s A New Movie Batman – But Do You Have A Problem With Bats?
                     There’s A New Movie Batman – But Do You Have A 
Problem With Bats?
Movie-goers and comic book fans are all in a flap over the news there is a 
new cinematic Batman. Filmmakers have just announced the latest actor to 
play the well-loved superhero. Many have been mentioned in connection with 
the role. Ranging from Avengers star Josh Brolin to Jon Hamm from TV’s `Mad 
Men` and X-Men actor Nicholas Hoult, who reportedly made the last two. 
However, he was pipped at the post by the new Bruce Wayne/ Batman, fellow 
British actor Robert Pattinson.
The 33-year-old has been cast as a younger Caped Crusader in the upcoming 
movie, simply entitled `The Batman`. He will be taking over the role from 
previous incumbent Ben Affleck, who played a middle-aged Batman in the DC 
EU (Extended Universe) movies `Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice`, and 
`Justice League`.
The new film, due out in 2021, is being directed by Matt Reeves, who made 
found footage monster movie `Cloverfield` in 2008 and sci-fi sequels `Dawn 
of the Planet of the Apes` and `War for the Planet of the Apes`. Reeves has 
said `The Batman` will have a grittier, street-level feel, getting the character 
back to his roots as a detective. A modern-day Sherlock Holmes solving 
mysteries, instead of just fighting colourfully costumed super-villains.
Batman is considered one of the most interesting and relatable superheroes 
in comic books for this very reason. Unlike Superman, who came from 
another planet, Batman is a human being with no superpowers, except he 
just happens to be the greatest detective of all time. An aspect of the 
character many feel the recent movies have not focused on as much.
After all, Bruce Wayne, Batman’s alter ego, is a man with a lot of emotional 
baggage. He is not only haunted by the murder of his parents as a child but 
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tceornrodrit iionnto k hniosw enn eams iCehsi.r oTphteo Bpahto.bia, or a fear of bats. If you are living with 
this phobia, you may recoil at the sight of a bat. You may even panic at the 
thought if a bat being close by and will take every step to avoid them. Those 
with Chiroptophobia may exhibit a wide range of psychological symptoms, 
such as fear, anxiety and a sense of danger. They may also experience 
physical side effects like hyperventilation and heart palpitations. 
Many develop a fear of bats due to their frightening appearance, and the fear 
they may spread or carry diseases. However, bats are not hazardous to 
human beings. You may have the image of vampire bats attacking individuals 
from horror films or ghost stories, but there are only three species of bat in 
the world which feed on human blood, and they are all found in South 
America.
If you have a fear of bats, take comfort in the fact it is not a life-threatening 
condition. However, if your phobia is having a debilitating effect on your 
everyday life, then it is recommended you speak with a counsellor, to get to 
the heart of your issues.
We at Pest Master Ltd can be of assistance if you have been infested with 
bats. If they have swarmed over your home or place of business, we can help 
eradicate the problem. Do you live in and around Glasgow, Paisley, and 
Rutherglen and looking advice? Pest-Master Environmental Services can be 
your superheroes and will be there in a flash!
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