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Zoe Kravitz and Robert Pattinson had all eyes on them as they arrived to the world premiere of The Batman in New York City on Tuesday.
Giving nod to her character Catwoman, the actress, 33, stunned on the red carpet in a custom plunging black Oscar de la Renta gown with a bust made to resemble a feline silhouette.
The Matt Reeves-directed blockbuster hits theaters Friday, March 4, and sees Pattinson transform into the eponymous Caped Crusader.
Stars: Zoe was joined by Robert Pattinson, who portrays the titular superhero, for the world premiere of The Batman
Kravitz’s racy dress laced-up the front and clung tightly to her curves as it flowed down to the floor.
Her raven tresses were swept up in a tight bun that sat at the top of her head, while her bangs were curled and gelled in place.
The daughter of Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet donned minimal accessories, opting for a few sparkly rings and a pair of stud earrings.
As for makeup, Kravitz only aimed to enhance her natural beauty by rocking a sultry brown smokey eye and a classic nude lip.
Curve-clinging: Kravitz’s racy dress laced-up the front and clung tightly to her curves as it flowed down to the floor
Going for glamour: The actress looked amazing in the strapless number which had lace-up detailing plunge to the naval and a cat-eye neckline
Coming soon: The Matt Reeves-directed blockbuster hits theaters Friday, March 4, and sees Pattinson transform into the eponymous Caped Crusader
On-screen chemistry: Zoe and Robert pictured in character in a still from the movie
Her enviably full eyebrows were set in place with brow gel and her skin was given an added glow for the star-studded premiere.
Further channeling the feline femme fatale, Kravitz showed off her claw-like manicure.
Pattinson, 35, channeled his brooding character by hitting the red carpet in an all-black ensemble complete with an edgy trench coat.
Minimalist: The daughter of Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet donned minimal accessories, opting for a few sparkly rings and a pair of stud earrings
United: After getting in their solo shots, Kravitz and Pattinson united on the red carpet to pose for shutterbugs
Batmobile! Kravitz struck a pose in front of the film’s Batmobile
Fanfare: Kravitz flashed a huge smile as she posed by a group of diehard Batman fans at the premiere
The Batman: What the critics said
‘The moody self-importance… tries to bludgeon the audience into submission and to distract them from how derivative nearly everything on screen is…
‘Pattinson, who has delivered so many thrilling turns recently, struggles to elevate his antihero beyond a pouty emo brat.’ – The Times critic Kevin Maher
Rating: 
‘The ending is tiresome and shark-jumping in the extreme, with faux-apocalyptic scenes which work better in less solemn superhero adventures, and an exasperating non-revelation whose significance is teased for the next film.
‘Inevitably, night falls on the latest Batman iteration with the cloudy sense that – of course – nothing has really been at stake. A classy turn from Pattinson, however, as the crime fighter with an injured soul.’ – The Guardian critic Peter Bradshaw
Rating: 
‘Where Christian Bale and Ben Affleck embraced the macho side of the character, Pattinson looks like a boyish vampire, his skin tone only a shade warmer than in Twilight.
‘His is the first screen Batman to be fully seen wearing the eyeshadow… In the suit he’s methodical and muscular; out of it, he’s racked with insecurity and self-doubt. A repeated needle drop of Nirvana’s Something In The Way confirms it: this is emo-Bats.’ – Empire critic John Nugent
Rating: 
‘The Batman is a very good Batman film. To think of it as anything more only leads fo delusion or disappointment.’ The Independent critic Clarisse Loughrey
Rating:
‘Pattinson and Kravitz together generate more sensual charge than entire franchises have been known to muster…
‘(The film brings) a deep bench of tremendous character performances that add enthralling colour and intrigue to the winding underworld mystery plot.’ – The Telegraph critic Robbie Collin
Rating: 
The Twilight star layered the chic outerwear over a dress shirt, trousers, and a silk tie.
He finished off the look with a pair of black patent leather dress shoes.
After getting in their solo shots, Kravitz and Pattinson united on the red carpet to pose for shutterbugs.
Brooding: Pattinson, 35, channeled his brooding character by hitting the red carpet in an all-black ensemble complete with an edgy trench coat
Monochrome moment: The Twilight star layered the chic outerwear over a dress shirt, trousers, and a silk tie
Photo op: Pattinson, who plays Batman, was reunited with his character’s signature wheels during the premiere
Group shot: John Turturro, Colin Farrell, Peter Sarsgarrd, Jeffrey Wright, Paul Dano, Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz, Andy Serkis and Jayme Lawson gathered for a group shot on the red carpet
The dynamic duo were captured smiling at one another and sharing a few laughs ahead of the screening.
Kravitz was joined at the premiere by her stepfather Jason Momoa – who announced his split from her mother Lisa Bonet just six weeks ago – her sister Lola Iolani, 14, and brother Nakoa-Wolf, 13.
Momoa beamed beside his two teenage daughters as he hid his muscular form beneath a purple velvet suit.
Hunk: Colin Farrell looked ultra handsome as he stormed the premiere in a grey tweed suit
Supervillain: The actor is virtually unrecognizable in the film as supervillain Oswald Cobblepot aka The Penguin
All together: Farrell looked overjoyed to reunited with the likes of John Turturro Peter Sarsgaard, Jeffrey Wright, Paul Dano, Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz, Andy Serkis, Jayme Lawson and producer Dylan Clark at The Batman’s world premiere in NYC
Suited up: Jeffrey Wright, who plays Gotham City police commissioner James Gordon, and Paul Dano, who plays Batman rogue The Riddler, also put on stylish displays in eye-catching suits
All smiles: Jeffrey Wright, Paul Dano, Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz, and Andy Serkis could hardly contain their joy on the red carpet
The Aquaman star, 42, layered his suit jacket over an unbuttoned green plaid shirt and had several necklaces dangling from his neck.
His long brunette hair was worn down and he donned a pair of stylish black-framed glasses.
Colin Farrell, who is virtually unrecognizable in the film as supervillain Oswald Cobblepot aka The Penguin, looked ultra handsome as he stormed the premiere in a grey tweed suit.
Support: Kravitz was joined at the premiere by her stepfather Jason Momoa – who announced his split from her mother Lisa Bonet just six weeks ago – her sister Lola Iolani, 14, and brother Nakoa-Wolf, 13
Proud: Momoa beamed beside his two teenage daughters as he hid his muscular form beneath a purple velvet suit
Pattern: The Aquaman star, 42, layered his suit jacket over an unbuttoned green plaid shirt and had several necklaces dangling from his neck
Stylish: His long brunette hair was worn down and he donned a pair of stylish black-framed glasses
Epic: Momoa looked ecstatic to be in such close proximity to the Batmobile
The Irish actor, 45, layered up with a black peacoat and slipped his feet into a pair of black suede shoes.
His hair was neatly coiffed and his facial hair impeccably groomed for the occasion.
Jeffrey Wright, who plays Gotham City police commissioner James Gordon, and Paul Dano, who plays Batman rogue The Riddler, also put on stylish displays in eye-catching suits.
Plus one: Paul Dano, 37, was joined by his stunning wife Zoe Kazan
Dazzling: Kazan dazzled in a champagne-toned skirt and jacket combo that was covered intricate beading
Dano, 37, was joined by his stunning wife Zoe Kazan, who dazzled in a champagne-toned skirt and jacket combo that was covered intricate beading.
Andy Serkis, who plays Bruce Wayne’s trusted butler Alfred, also brought along his wife of 20 years, Lorraine Ashbourne.
The longtime couple cozied up to one another, with Serkis looking effortlessly cool in a black suit and Ashbourne turning heads in a black velvet gown.
Longtime love: Andy Serkis, who plays Bruce Wayne’s trusted butler Alfred, also brought along his wife of 20 years, Lorraine Ashbourne
Cozy: The longtime couple cozied up to one another, with Serkis looking effortlessly cool in a black suit
Solo moment: After posing for snaps with his wife, Serkis stood before the epic The Batman backdrop for several solo shots
Venus Williams wowed in a sparkly purple sequin gown that highlighted her enviably toned frame.
The 41-year-old tennis champ’s dress also featured a sexy cut-out just under the bust.
She paired the dazzling garment with some strappy open-toed heels that showed off her bright white manicure.
Sequin stunner: Venus Williams wowed in a sparkly purple sequin gown that highlighted her enviably toned frame
Peek-a-boo: The 41-year-old tennis champ’s dress also featured a sexy cut-out just under the bust
Chic: Williams’ shoulder-length hair was straightened and her fringe was swept to one side
Williams’ shoulder-length hair was straightened and her fringe was swept to one side.
Julia Fox embodied Gotham City glam as she dominated the red carpet in an edgy getup.
Kanye West’s former fling, 32, highlighted her toned physique in a skintight black vinyl bodysuit with a shiny silver mini dress layered over it.
Gotham City glam: Julia Fox embodied Gotham City glam as she dominated the red carpet in an edgy getup
Vinyl vixen: Kanye West’s former fling, 32, highlighted her toned physique in a skintight black vinyl bodysuit
Editorial: The Uncut Gems star’s brunette hair was slicked back into a lengthy ponytail and she highlighted her blue eyes with a heavy application of black eyeshadow
Dramatic: Adding another layer into the mix, Fox threw on a black vinyl trench coat that nearly touched the floor
Adding another layer into the mix, Fox threw on a black vinyl trench coat that nearly touched the floor.
The Uncut Gems star’s brunette hair was slicked back into a lengthy ponytail and she highlighted her blue eyes with a heavy application of black eyeshadow.
Jayme Lawson was a sight for sore eyes in a ruffled semi-sheer polkadot down.
The dress’ strapless design highlighted the star’s sculpted shoulders while a black leather belt cinched in her waistline.
Stunning: Jayme Lawson was a sight for sore eyes in a ruffled semi-sheer polkadot down
Details: The dress’ strapless design highlighted the star’s sculpted shoulders while a black leather belt cinched in her waistline
Big fan: Tommy Dorfman put her lean legs on display in a trendy denim shirt dress with a cartoon-version of Batman printed across the front of it
Fashionista: The actress slipped her feet into a pair of black sandals that wound up her legs and toted her essentials in a purple designer handbag
Confidence: Chantel Jeffries oozed confidence in a chic black dress with a beaded mock neck collar and ruching at the waist
Dueling dresses: Ellery Lee and Maryam Maquillage put on leggy displays in dueling mini dresses and platform shoes
Tommy Dorfman put her lean legs on display in a trendy denim shirt dress with a cartoon-version of Batman printed across the front of it.
The actress slipped her feet into a pair of black sandals that wound up her legs and toted her essentials in a purple designer handbag.
Chantel Jeffries oozed confidence in a chic black dress with a beaded mock neck collar and ruching at the waist.
Ellery Lee, Maryam Maquillage, Alesso, Erin Michelle Cummins, Aldis Hodge, Nicole Kang and Nick Creegan were just some of the other famous faces in attendance at Tuesday night’s world premiere in the Big Apple.
Sharp: Aldis Hodge looked sharp in a navy blue coat paired with a beige dress shirt and charcoal toned trousers
Date night: Batwoman’s Nicole Kang and her partner Nick Creegan, as well as DJ Alesso and his gorgeous girl Erin Michelle Cummins, put on loved up displays
Entourage! Kravitz seen arriving to the premiere with one of her team members and several security guards by her side
Rolling up: Momoa was captured rolling up to the star-studded event with a camera in hand
Riding solo: Farrell was seen strolling the sidewalk towards the Lincoln Center in New York City
Red carpet-ready: Fox looked ready to strike a pose as she arrived to the premiere venue with her team
Rather than being an origin story, The Batman, directed by Matt Reeves, sees Batman pursue The Riddler in his second year of crime fighting, uncovering corruption that is connected to his own family in the investigation, forcing him to make new allies to bring the supervillain to justice.
An all-star cast features Robert Pattinson star as Batman and Zoe Kravitz as Selina Kyle, or Catwoman.
Also appearing is Paul Dano as Edward Nashton / Riddler, Jeffrey Wright as James Gordon, John Turturro as Gotham City crimelord Carmine Falcone, Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth and Colin Farrell as Penguin.
Two-years in: Rather than being an origin story, The Batman, directed by Matt Reeves, sees Batman pursue The Riddler in his second year of crime fighting, uncovering corruption that is connected to his own family in the investigation, forcing him to make new allies to bring the supervillain to justice; Robert Pattinson pictured in The Batman (2022)
Cat and the Bat: An all-star cast features Robert Pattinson star as Batman and Zoe Kravitz as Selina Kyle, or Catwoman; Kravitz and Pattinson pictured
Ensemble: Also appearing is Paul Dano as Edward Nashton / Riddler, Jeffrey Wright as James Gordon, John Turturro as Gotham City crimelord Carmine Falcone, Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth and Colin Farrell as Penguin (pictured)
Many early viewers have criticized the highly-anticipated film for its nearly three-hour runtime, as well as its characters’ ‘bland’ performances.
In contrast, a number of critics have come forward to label The Batman as an overall ‘good film’ despite its flaws – with several citing its impressive car chases and fight scenes.
Residents of the United States and the United Kingdom can catch The Batman in theaters on Friday, March 4.
Though it’s on track premiere globally this week, Warner Bros revealed on Monday that it had cancelled the film’s Russian release as the deadly conflict in Ukraine rages on. It was originally slated for March 2.
Release: Residents of the United States and the United Kingdom can catch The Batman in theaters on Friday, March 4
The Batman: What the critics said
‘The moody self-importance… tries to bludgeon the audience into submission and to distract them from how derivative nearly everything on screen is…
‘Pattinson, who has delivered so many thrilling turns recently, struggles to elevate his antihero beyond a pouty emo brat.’ – The Times critic Kevin Maher
Rating:
‘The ending is tiresome and shark-jumping in the extreme, with faux-apocalyptic scenes which work better in less solemn superhero adventures, and an exasperating non-revelation whose significance is teased for the next film.
‘Inevitably, night falls on the latest Batman iteration with the cloudy sense that – of course – nothing has really been at stake. A classy turn from Pattinson, however, as the crime fighter with an injured soul.’ – The Guardian critic Peter Bradshaw
Rating:
‘Where Christian Bale and Ben Affleck embraced the macho side of the character, Pattinson looks like a boyish vampire, his skin tone only a shade warmer than in Twilight.
‘His is the first screen Batman to be fully seen wearing the eyeshadow… In the suit he’s methodical and muscular; out of it, he’s racked with insecurity and self-doubt. A repeated needle drop of Nirvana’s Something In The Way confirms it: this is emo-Bats.’ – Empire critic John Nugent
Rating:
‘The Batman is a very good Batman film. To think of it as anything more only leads fo delusion or disappointment.’ The Independent critic Clarisse Loughrey
Rating:
‘Pattinson and Kravitz together generate more sensual charge than entire franchises have been known to muster…
‘(The film brings) a deep bench of tremendous character performances that add enthralling colour and intrigue to the winding underworld mystery plot.’ – The Telegraph critic Robbie Collin
Rating:
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