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Meh, his Batmobile was utterly unremarkable. It tried to be militaristic like Nolan's version but with Snyder's garish storytelling applied to it.
At the end of the day that car did absolutely nothing. For all of Zack Snyder's emphasis on "cool" I did not see anything cool or pivotal from that car. Nolan's realistic world had the tumblr jumping across roofs and a waterfall in its very first action sequence. It displayed stealth capabilities and had gadgets and what not. By the second film Batman fitted a motor cycle inside it.
The Snyder mobile had guns, and the second time it had even more guns lol.Oh and a rope lol. The sequences were awful both in the story telling and the action.
Unremarkable compared to what, exactly? The thing was a battering ram, blowing through brick walls, buildings, and sending cars (and boats) flying.
It was clearly heavily armored, as it survived a lot of punishment, an explosion, a collision with Superman and attack by parademons.
It had a rear tow cable/grapple, at least two kinds of machine guns, a freaking cannon that could be mounted on it, fired missles, the afterburner which clearly gave it “leaping/ramping”capability, as it leapt from a multi story parking garage and out of the Bat transport.
It had anti-ballistics for missle deterrent.
It had the broadcast transceiver thing.
It had an ejector seat.
It also had the Danny Elfman theme.
It was every bit as remarkable as most classic Batmobiles have been, and pretty much any movie Batmobile for that matter.
The Tumbler was also an armored battering ram, heavy and could crush cars, could turn its lights off and back on, go silent, could parallel park, move its driver into position to fire its cannon, jump, drop tire’splosives, and it had the Batpod. Oh, and it had GPS/radar, which Snyder's also seemed to have.
You can say the action sequences weren’t as “fantastic” or as well choreographed/shot with the Snyder Batmobile, but the vehicle itself was clearly shown to be able to do a variety of cool things, and to have more of a variety of weapons and deterrents. And behind the scenes info/schematics have indicated it had even more gadgets and defense and armament systems.
They're both remarkable vehicles, and I don't see any indication that Snyder's Batmobile couldn't do many of the things Nolan's did. If it could jump and drive offroad, then it could likely jump and drive on rooftops and jump through waterfalls, had the need arisen.
