Filming on ‘The Batman Part II’ is underway in Glasgow, Scotland, and new videos from the film sets have revealed a potentially major spoiler.Warning: Potential spoilers ahead for The Batman Part II.Videos from the set that have been posted online, show Andy Serkis‘ Alfred Pennyworth performing CPR on a handcuffed Bruce Wayne, played by Robert Pattinson. The scene in question played out during a night shoot, and featured leading man, Rob lying in the middle of a street, while Alfred administers CPR.In the scene, Bruce eventually regains consciousness, with the sequence continuing with a conversation between the two characters. It is, however, unclear whether Andy and Robert were filming the scene, or if they were just rehearsing ahead of a scheduled shoot.Fans also got a peek of Pattinson’s new ripped physique for the role. The actor was seen with his shirt unbuttoned, giving fans a peek at his ripped abs. The shoot also didn’t feature Rob in his Batman suit, giving way to speculation that Bruce could be the target of an attack or abduction, with some fans suggesting an appearance by the Court of Owls.As per reports, director Matt Reeves is expanding the scope of the follow-up with larger action sequences that fans got a glimpse of when videos showed a stunt-double, dressed in a batman costume, driving the Batmoblie into a police car while filming an action-packed chase sequence.Serkis previously teased the script while discussing his return as Alfred. “It’s amazing. It’s a great script, it really is. And again, I’m not going to say anything whatsoever about it,” Serkis said. “And actually, the great thing is I’m going to be able to do it because we figured the schedule out, you know. So it’s going to be tight, but we’ll get there.”Directed by Matt Reeves, ‘The Batman Part II’ stars Robert Pattinson, Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Colin Farrell, Andy Serkis, Jeffrey Wright, Charles Dance, Jayme Lawson, Gil Perez-Abraham, Sebastian Koch and Brian Tyree Henry.The film is currently scheduled to arrive in theatres on February 18, 2028.