BvS The Unabashed SPOILER Thread. ENTER AT OWN RISK. - Part 3

[spreedom]

It wasn't even close to God Awful, it was barely noticeable.

The only kind of sketchy CGI I was was when Bats whips Superman around with the chain and when he does something similar with a crate during the warehouse scene. It's like the gravity effects on those shots was messed up... just didn't look right to me.

 

[AnneFan]

Does Affleck's Batman smile quite a bit like Keaton's as well?

 

[Reek]

and basically kills twoface in schumachers lol

 

[sportjames23]

My only issue with Batman killing is how does it explain leaving someone like the Joker alive, unless he started killing after Joker is locked up.

Batman: " I can't kill you. Even though you've murdered dozens of people tonight. And dozens of people two nights ago. And three weeks before that. And even though I mowed down your goons on my way to stopping your latest scheme. No, I can't because...reasons. And you're my most famous villain. And a cash cow. But I'll beat you to within an inch of your life. Grrrrrrr! WHERE IS SHE! WHERE IS SHE! WHERE'S RACHEL!"

Joker: "You complete me."

 

[AnneFan]

and basically kills twoface in schumachers lol

Yep. The only live action Batman from 1989 onwards that has a clean sheet is Clooney, and he was rubbish.

 

[Rain in Gotham]

I didn't even notice it at all in that scene

I'm not trolling im just telling you guy's what ive read on reddit....have a look on there dc leaks section

 

[SuperBatman]

and basically kills twoface in schumachers lol

He also killed the joker and penguin in Tim burton film

 

[DaJanksta]

I was wondering about that.
So lex kinda gets the idea for doomsday from something that already exists?

The ai mentions that the abomination and deformed
Creation is banned by the council of krypton. So might be.

 

[harryoscop]

And yeah, Burton Bat was a straight-up murder.. And he seemed to enjoy it too. Hello creepy Batsmile moments before blowing a dude up.

 

[DaJanksta]

I'm not trolling im just telling you guy's what ive read on reddit....have a look on there dc leaks section

I didn't think you were

 

[AnneFan]

At least Burton's Batman was honest about it all. Batfleck seemingly doesn't give a damn either.

 

[Broseph44]

I'm not trolling im just telling you guy's what ive read on reddit....have a look on there dc leaks section

They never said you were trolling. They're just giving you their opinion on it. They said the film and they didn't think the cgi was bad or noticeable or taking them out of the scene.

 

[sportjames23]

I was wondering about that.
So lex kinda gets the idea for doomsday from something that already exists? is Bertron mentioned?

Hmm...so there's a possibility a more powerful Doomsday is out there.

 

[matt47]

It wasn't even close to God Awful, it was barely noticeable.

I'm gonna notice it aren't i. Lol
Is it that bit where supes flys up when lex is sitting legs crossed?

 

[TX85]

In the Arkham games, some thugs definetly must have died off screen or at least end up disabled. One in AK even says Batman broke his arm in 6 places before lol

 

[MrsKent26]

I generally prefer batman doesn't kill, but having him do so does make Clark's little quest against the batman seem less naive, lol.

 

[LioM]

Main canon batman has killed before. In the very first iteration of batman which was the original main canon he killed. And he's done it before. People really need to let this go.

Heh, well if we were going with the first iteration of both the characters, we wouldn't have much of a movie. The Golden Age Superman would've thrown Batman off a cliff if he even looked at him funny.

My only concern is if they're blatantly showing him using lethal means, that could pose a problem in the Batman solo if he has to deal with the Joker and people ask him why he doesn't just kill him. But that's a long time away!

 

[hafizbat]

He kills in the Burton and Nolan films too.

Yeah, but it's quite different from those incidental, rare instances in those films.

He's a straight up killer in this one. Running people over with the Batmobile, mowing them down with machine guns, even stabbing someone in the neck. It's very drastic and jarring.

It's most definitely not similar to the Nolan and Burton movies.

 

[harryoscop]

There's a difference between killing criminals as a last resort and killing guys in cold-blood like the Punisher.

 

[Neonzel]

I'm gonna notice it aren't i. Lol
Is it that bit where supes flys up when lex is sitting legs crossed?

Yeah, honestly I don't even know if it was CG, looked a hell of a lot like the real Henry to me.

 

[AnneFan]

Batman is a dark guy, and it's not like he's the Punisher or anything. But he'll put you down if he has to.

 

[Rain in Gotham]

They never said you were trolling. They're just giving you their opinion on it. They said the film and they didn't think the cgi was bad or noticeable or taking them out of the scene.

Yeah sorry about that it's just you get loads of people just talking smack I just wanted to clarify it because you get a few on here and im surprised the ban hammer hasn't been dropped on them

 

[AnneFan]

He's a straight up killer in this one. Running people over with the Batmobile, mowing them down with machine guns, even stabbing someone in the neck. It's very drastic and jarring.

Honestly don't have an issue with machine gunning goons down, as we've seen that in the Burton and Nolan flicks. But yeah, the neck stab is something else. Wow.

 

[Neonzel]

Yeah, but it's quite different from those incidental, rare instances in those films.

He's a straight up killer in this one. Running people over with the Batmobile, mowing them down with machine guns, even stabbing someone in the neck. It's very drastic and jarring.

It's most definitely not similar to the Nolan and Burton movies.

He didn't hit anyone with the gun fire when he was disarming the guy, everyone ducked. And he didn't stab the guy in the neck, it was the shoulder and pinned him to the wall. The guy was still a live and even turned his head to look at Batman beating up the others in the very next shot.

 

[spreedom]

I don't see Batfleck's seeming willingness to kill every villain that gets in his way as being a deliberate character trait. I see it more as carelessness by Snyder in the name of good-looking action scenes.