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Even from just that teaser, you can tell that Keaton hasn't skipped a beat. For me, seeing him back as that character will be worth it even if the movie as a whole isn't quite up to snuff. But I'm not big on legacy sequels anyway, so I'm already well-versed in the art of contenting myself with the original and pretending the sequel doesn't exist. If it does end up being a disappointment, my basic attitude will be: well that's a shame, but at least the Keaton parts were great - basically the reaction that most superhero movie fans had to The Flash. Though I actually enjoyed The Flash for the most part, even if it was led by a confirmed child groomer like Ezra Miller.