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Colin Farrell looks unrecognizable as he transforms into Penguin for The Batman's first teaser

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The first official trailer for the much-anticipated reboot, The Batman, with Robert Pattinson in the titular role of the Dark Knight, premiered at the DC FanDome virtual convention on Saturday.And while many fans marveled at director Matt Reeves' interpretation of the iconic comic book franchise with a dark, gritty look and ominous tone, others can't stop talking about Colin Farrell as the villainous Penguin.With the help ofsome incredible prosthetics and makeup work, Farrell transforms into hisversion of Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin, who makes three brief appearances in the two-minute-plus teaser.Scroll down to video Movie magic: Colin Farrell's incredible transformation into Penguin for The Batman has fans and journalists heaping praise on.

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