One of the reasons the warehouse fight is so good is not solely due to the choreography. It shows Batman being still vulnerable. He got stabbed, shot, punched.
@@Sam-fq5quwell this was pretty fictional even for batman to take a shot to the cowl and not have no ringing or kick back like he always has since he blocks bullets with his cape or gauntlet..
The warehouse fight is the closest we will ever get to Arkham Batman. There has yet to be a movie showing how unstoppable Batman is in CQC, using his fighting skills, grappling skills, his brains, gadgets and environment.
If we could get a version of the warehouse fight where he's less lethal or at least gives a very good reason for him to be more brutal then it'd be perfect.
I think the new batman movie has done pretty accurate, he's still early kn but already shows signs of arkham batman's strength, skill, brutality and intelligence, for example the scene with all the riddlers blowing the roof off to stun them then quickly take them out, whilst using the environment around him as advantages and escape routes
What it also gets right is how Superhuman Batman is. He tugged people across the room with a grappling hook. Not really sure how he didn't just 1-hit KO all the criminals, when he had the strength to Overhand Onehand Throw an entire Crate over his shoulder.
@abdoEditz he tanks bullets to the head and body especially with the rifle and bomb, he also proceeds to smash around 120mph into a bridge and get up again
The warehouse fight is by far the best. Not only is the choreography insane but the underlying details as well. It's realistic that that the criminals try acting smart shooting down the hole, they pull knives as soon as they're out of ammo, they attack him from behind, try tackling him and try to grab his cape. And let's no forget we see him have realistic difficulty dealing with them. He gets shot, hit and stabbed. Utterly flawless.
Also they all come at him at once, not one by one like most fight scenes or action movies in a 1 vs more than 1 match up. Its realistic enough without being too realistic.
2:55 that shot where he looks up then charges into the four of them is just beastly and the years of fighting experience is on full display. It looks so legit too, no extras dancing around obviously waiting for their turn to do something, they're all going at it 👊
Opening was amazing, ending was crap. But stuff in middle was good. Especially they pulled of the court of owls hallucinations for the knights in the best possible way. Boss fights were really good in this game
Nah, Keaton’s stuntman wins it for me. How he was able to glide down like that, pick up another human mid-flight and fly back up before slamming down is just spectacular!
The stunt double for Affleck is in damn near all of Snyder movies he was one of the prison guards on watchmen (the tall one) and he was alpha zombie in that Snyder zombie movie on netflix
Edit: Fine, I'll do it myself. 0:00 The Batman (2022) 0:34 The Flash (2023) 1:23 Batman vs Superman (2016) 3:45 Gotham Knights (2022) 7:48 Batman: Arkham City (2011) 8:25 Batman: Arkham Origins (2013)
The warehouse scene also depicts Batman at his best by using misdirection. He paused in the beginning to use tension and his gadgets for the guns. Plus he’s just bad ass ability to fight, and the music was perfect.
Good high, good body (not as good as it should be to be Batman acurate but is the best one we got so far on movies), the face is ok ish, again not perfect but close, he don't have the "i'm filthy rich, bitch" face as Bruce Wayne should have, he's voice is a negative, not really good for Batman, but still far better than the Patinson -i don't work out- wimp. I don't see any other actor coming close to be more accurate than this, even tho i have to say i hated Ben Afleck as Batman.. weird don't you think ? He was the most accurate only because we only had people who really don't look like Batman before hin, he look more than the rest, that were the accurate come from, but to this day we don't have someone epic to play Batman like Henry Cavil on Super Man.
@@work90 nothing justifies killing. Period. Also, Batman doesn't drink in comics. This is the only live action Batman that drinks, wtf. Nevertheless, no character development took place anyway.
Can’t believe I’m saying this, but the Keaton fight scene is right up there with some of the the best live action fight scenes.0:36. Unlike essentially all of the Nolan fight scenes, he fights like he is trained in the martial arts.
@unhooded319 the shaky stuff is terrible but that's like 10sec of the actual scene I'd argue the stealth and fear takedowns are pretty good forms of Batman combat
The Pruitt bulding sequence in The Dark Knight is even better imo. It's personally the best live-action Batman action sequence of all time purely by stakes. Batman races against time to fight the SWAT team and Joker's goons (disguised as doctors) while simultaneously trying to save the hostages and minimize casualties and he executed it all flawlessly.
It's really frustrating because the first time I saw that dock scene in 2005, I was excited, because I thought the "hidden" fight was building up to great choreography in later scenes/sequels. And then it was just... bad. Just bad fighting for the entire trilogy. Such a waste.
The Warehouse scene is the clear winner. I always loved how comic book artists, even as far back as Neal Adams, then Jim Aparo, showed how dynamic and explosive Batman was in combat. Aparo would show Batman being capable of fast horizontal movement across the page, reminiscent of Miller's Daredevil. That Warehouse scene captures his agility and explosiveness similar to the comics. Nolan and Reeves keep the combat mostly vertical and relatively stiff. While reasonably well choreographed within those limits, it doesn't capture the exciting movement and frenetic mayhem of the comic book fights like the Warehouse scene.
I have not seen too many films of Batman but The scene of Batman in The Batman when he goes for Penguin and fights in club along with its slowly slowly build up of music is just awesome.
@@punani_slayer4209Well no, he’s right. There are plenty of others who throw down real well. Both from DC and Marvel. And They’re not imitations , Bats is just more popular. If they had more shine , they’d get the respect they deserve. No shade to Batman. But there are PLENTY of others who are sick with martial skills and h2h combat.
I was a fan of '89 Keaton but this recent trend (since Matt Reeves' Batman) of Batman soaking up bullets like they don't even tickle him, annoys me. He doesn't have enough armour to soak up bullets from assault rifles at such close range. Batfleck made of point of taking out the guns before he entered the room ... otherwise he could have walked in slow and easy like Robocop (or Pattinson Batman).
A man in a bat costume is one of two things : either a person with serious issues or the most dangerous person in the room. And in the case of Batman, he's both.
The wearhouse scene is the absolute best live action fight,in other movies multiple villains would come single file but in the wearhouse it shows how it would really go down and the choreograph is amazing..... I mean for real he punches a guys head through the floor🤣🤣😳😳😂😂💯💪💪
Hell yeah man this is a rare cbm fight scene where more than one enemy melee attacks the protagonist at the same time, shoots at the head as well, the variety of gadget use is also mind-blowing
The Warehouse brawl will forever be the best Live-Action Batman fight scene oat imo. Everything from the choreography to the terror and brute strength of Batfleck’s Batman is immaculate. Also gotta salute the dude that stabbed Batman in the shoulder, he got hit so many times by Batman and still managed to get up. He stood on business!
The genius that do this animation and fight choreographers should make a Batman movie with this technology,, It will be better than real movie for sure !! the Batman fight Choreographers really show Absolute Masterful combat maneuvers for batman,, so well done- and excellent work for Batman look- So badass !!!
Always loved & respected Batman, because his strength came from training alone!!! & yet he still stood shoulder to shoulder with the likes of Superman & Wonderwoman, & all the rest that needed extraordinary powers!!!
One of the reasons I love Batman is because when he made his promise, when he decided to protect the people of his city, he was just an 8 year old, with no powers and not knowing how he'd actually do that. He made himself a superhero after making the promise, he did everything necessary actively, to become the man he needs to be. On the other hand, heroes like spiderman, Superman - they already had the power. They decided to help others after having the power. In their case, the how precedes the why; but in Batman's case, the why precedes the how.
It did what they made the clip to do, trick people who initialy hated a 120 pound boy being choose to play Batman, just by showing some violence and people forgot that in reality this wimp could not do any of that, they did the same with Keaton because the reaction was somewat similar. That time at least the movie was good, this Pat wimp crap will just be a sad memory for Batman in movies.
I like Bale's fighting, especially in Batman Begins. It's mostly just a bunch of quick cuts in that film but the idea was that Batman comes at you so quick and efficent you don't even know what hit you. And I also loved his first fight with Bane in TDKR. It was a more slow and cerebral fight. And in TDK there were some decent fight scenes. A lot of people knock the fighting in the Nolan films but I feel it's very misunderstood and underrated. It's not the best, but its not as bad as people think.
@@unhooded319 Yeah. There's aspects of it in all three films where you can see mistakes and it could of been better. Like I said it's certainly not the best Batman action but I do believe it's underrated. It's nothing compared to the warehouse scene in BVS but I think by its own merits especially at that time it was pretty good. I like what they were going for.
I wanted that so much 🥺 but unfortunately we didn't; there's still a chance that we'll get Deathstroke v Bloodsport in DCU tho, maybe in the Waller show
@@unhooded319 Huh. Was that showing how he died, or is this revealing he's alive? (I REALLY don't care about spoilers. I don't have any intention to play the game, especially after the mid reaction to it)
Everything from the music to his voice sounding like a demon when he’s stabbed is why batfleck is so dope. Full embodiment of the frank miller version from DKR
_The Ben Affleck version was very much more realistic and extremely believable, although it’s very rare to see Batman, throwing spinning back kicks and roundhouse, which makes him ultimately a bad ass but still, I have to give it to Ben Affleck although I appreciate Keaton Batman for giving us what we’ve only wish we seen from the 1980s Batman_ _Zack Snyder gave us a very real grounded adult driven situation_ _The tactics from Ben Affleck as you can see from martial artist point of view he avoided getting jumped by keeping space and tingling up the bad guys_ _Zack, Snyders, cinematography, and camera angles was never done before when it came to fight sequences_
Couldn't be farther from the truth. This version of batman is fighting and to kill which is so far from the comic's, batman doesnt kill. It was a good fight sequence nothing more.
although the whole fight is awesome, the most impressive thing about the batman vs deathstroke fight is how slade knew exactly where deadshot was just by a glimmer on his broken sword
Ben Affleck was able to manifest Batman’s fighting abilities. Although, he was so bad to show Bruce Wayne’s darkness persona as well as he appeared so awful when he encounters the wonder women in the Flash recent movie.
There is nothing worth noting about The Batman fight sequence. It's like a music video. While Batman V Superman was not a good overall, I would still rank the warehouse scene as one of the best live action Batman fight scenes.
Video games aren't created with CGI bro, they're created with motion capture, 3D modeling, and real-time rendering. CGI is only for films, more or less.
@@Lambertinitamika No doubt, Keaton is a living legend, but, that CGI was just plain bad. Could have used a stunt double like every other movie for most and chi for some.
@@unhooded319 My theory is that he isn't actually Bruce Wayne cause when Barry asked who he was he only said that he lived in this place, even after Barry finds out that he is Batman, he never called him Bruce, similar scenario in Flashpoint, I think Michael Keaton was playing Thomas Wayne.
Just noticed an easter egg! When Batman’s fighting Deathstroke at the end he uses the grapple gun to clothesline him; to anyone who played Arkham Origins Deathstroke is the hardest boss, and his weakness is the same move!
Affleck and Keaton had the best fights, brutal and amazing (I gotta say say Keaton's best fights were in The Flash), Pattinson is more like realistic which it's not bad, it's still good
I mainly had 4 issues with the game: 1. bad stealth and equipment distribution; 2. graphics not up to the mark and too much unnecessary lighting and color bursts; 3. poor poor story; 4. optimization. and the thing I liked most was combat move variations. Very low amount of games have this much variation in the fight moves. for example in marvel's spiderman, I got bored because of the repetitive and limited fight moves. Gotham Knights also has a whole lot of great finishers, especially nightwing.
@@unhooded319 the fact they made it more rpg turned me off from day one. They should have stuck with the same formula from the Arkham series and the game would have been a lot better
The fact that none of Nolan's Batman movies made it into this compilation proved how bad he is at close quarter combat scenes, despite making the best Batman movie series ever.
@@katelynvasquez6502 there is no way you can watch bales fight scenes with a straight face, pattinson has actual speed and good brutal combat, bale fights like a stiff slow old man constantly throwing wild haymakers and slow elbow strikes, get some common sense
Thats .....litteraly the point with Pattinson Indeed. So yeah if you compare him to a 50 year old Batman and a 70 yo Batman and a 30/40yo Batman , he will Indeed be the less experienced batman 🤣
@@lagrotteauxbiblosmagiques5596 everything about him and the movie I dislike, the suit, the cowl, his fighting style, his reclusive attitude, his hairdo, his bat symbol, the music, the runtime, opening a parachute whilst going through a tunnel, bad idea
Seriously, Ben Affleck has the best live-action Batman fight scene ever. The new Flash tried to push it out, but this one is so elaborate in how he switches between subterfuge, gadgetry, and every-style MMA.
Everyone is talking about Ben Affleck, and he is amazing, but we need to give some credit to The Batman. That movie was fricking dope, and that beginning fight was so epic!
One of the reasons the warehouse fight is so good is not solely due to the choreography. It shows Batman being still vulnerable. He got stabbed, shot, punched.
He wasn’t really vulnerable, he ate all they were throwing at him
@@JaucrispyTv By vulnerable I mean he isn't dodging every single hit matrix-style in the last minute like they tend to portray in most movies...
Yeah that was so realistic. He even got shot in the head. Brilliant work
@@Sam-fq5quwell this was pretty fictional even for batman to take a shot to the cowl and not have no ringing or kick back like he always has since he blocks bullets with his cape or gauntlet..
Lmao dude he literally didn’t get injured. Superman also gets stabbed and shot, does that mean Superman is vulnerable? 🤣
The warehouse fight is the closest we will ever get to Arkham Batman. There has yet to be a movie showing how unstoppable Batman is in CQC, using his fighting skills, grappling skills, his brains, gadgets and environment.
If we could get a version of the warehouse fight where he's less lethal or at least gives a very good reason for him to be more brutal then it'd be perfect.
I think the new batman movie has done pretty accurate, he's still early kn but already shows signs of arkham batman's strength, skill, brutality and intelligence, for example the scene with all the riddlers blowing the roof off to stun them then quickly take them out, whilst using the environment around him as advantages and escape routes
What it also gets right is how Superhuman Batman is. He tugged people across the room with a grappling hook. Not really sure how he didn't just 1-hit KO all the criminals, when he had the strength to Overhand Onehand Throw an entire Crate over his shoulder.
Fax maybe just maybe battinson will be kinda close to ak batgoat
@abdoEditz he tanks bullets to the head and body especially with the rifle and bomb, he also proceeds to smash around 120mph into a bridge and get up again
The warehouse fight is by far the best. Not only is the choreography insane but the underlying details as well. It's realistic that that the criminals try acting smart shooting down the hole, they pull knives as soon as they're out of ammo, they attack him from behind, try tackling him and try to grab his cape. And let's no forget we see him have realistic difficulty dealing with them. He gets shot, hit and stabbed. Utterly flawless.
He even gets shot in the head! Pure brilliance in this sequence
@@unhooded319I mean you see battinson get shot in the head with a rifle and literally absorbs it
Also they all come at him at once, not one by one like most fight scenes or action movies in a 1 vs more than 1 match up. Its realistic enough without being too realistic.
Not mentioning he was do that after clash with supes, how much stamina this man have according to comic
Idk about “flawless”.
Batman still shoots at goons and stabs people in that scene.
Nothing beats Batfleck at 1:25. The choreography, the brutality, the camera shots. This is what Batman after years of experience fights like
Perfection
The cinematography was also cool.
2:55 that shot where he looks up then charges into the four of them is just beastly and the years of fighting experience is on full display. It looks so legit too, no extras dancing around obviously waiting for their turn to do something, they're all going at it 👊
If only this sequence were a short film unburdened by the rest of the movie. Perfection like a diamond in a pile of sheeeit
Honestly that opening for Gotham Knights was amazing. If only the rest of the game had the same quality
Opening was amazing, ending was crap. But stuff in middle was good. Especially they pulled of the court of owls hallucinations for the knights in the best possible way. Boss fights were really good in this game
@@unhooded319I think they were talking more about the actual gameplay.
I thought that was _Tell Tale_ series
I thought the choreography was good, but that the dialogue was trite and voice acting was bad.
can ppl just keep praising Afflecks STUNTMAN who did the warehouse scene ?!?! cause that's who deserves the credit. ALL OF IT
Yep, they deserve the credit
Nah, Keaton’s stuntman wins it for me. How he was able to glide down like that, pick up another human mid-flight and fly back up before slamming down is just spectacular!
couldn't agree more
The stunt double for Affleck is in damn near all of Snyder movies he was one of the prison guards on watchmen (the tall one) and he was alpha zombie in that Snyder zombie movie on netflix
You don't think that every batman actor used a stunt double at some point? Sounds likes a hater that can't put aside his bias.
Edit: Fine, I'll do it myself.
0:00 The Batman (2022)
0:34 The Flash (2023)
1:23 Batman vs Superman (2016)
3:45 Gotham Knights (2022)
7:48 Batman: Arkham City (2011)
8:25 Batman: Arkham Origins (2013)
7:48 is Arkham City...
@@dontme6996Yes, and 8:15 is Arkham Origins
Bless you 🙏
Not all heroes wear capes
Thank you
The warehouse fight scene was 🔥 as well as Arkham series.
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Affleck is the real Batman
@@x_omemez4532i agreed!
No matter which version of Batman you love, they will always have the greatest fight sequence!
Absolutely 🦇
Bale's fight sequence was not good. He looked like robocop
Nolan trilogy wasn’t great as far as fight sequences go, but everything else made up for it
@@BryanVGK23 indeed. I still sometimes wonder what if the trilogy had combat from the Arkham games tho
@@unhooded319man that would be some good stuff right there
That Arkham fight was just so well done at the time. I remember the hype when the promo vids for that released, everyone was going crazy.
Yep, exciting times
Was it canon to the games
What Arkham fight?
@@satanamogila9251 the Batman vs deathstroke in the trailer
@@theguyofall6382Yes, set not long before the game started.
That warehouse scene still the best scene of Batman in live action
Stupid we didn't get to see his solo movie
Yes indeed, that's very sad
Yeh, the storyboard animation of him fighting deathstroke is so cool
@@r.e.ospeedwagon4591 we might be able to transform that into 3D animation within a year or so using AI
Only his fighting scenes were good
Rest all of his scenes are trash
@@KonoDioDa259 L take
None will ever top the warehouse fight. Best batman ever
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The warehouse scene also depicts Batman at his best by using misdirection. He paused in the beginning to use tension and his gadgets for the guns. Plus he’s just bad ass ability to fight, and the music was perfect.
Keatons batman just looks so fluid in his fights Aflecks batman has every hit looking like its just row power. Both are great.
Indeed
Batfleck is just too damn awesome. It's a shame that he was the only actor not to get a solo film despite him being the most comic book accurate.
Disagree on the comic book accuracy part, he was nowhere near accurate. Nevertheless, he does have the most screen time as Batman
Good high, good body (not as good as it should be to be Batman acurate but is the best one we got so far on movies), the face is ok ish, again not perfect but close, he don't have the "i'm filthy rich, bitch" face as Bruce Wayne should have, he's voice is a negative, not really good for Batman, but still far better than the Patinson -i don't work out- wimp.
I don't see any other actor coming close to be more accurate than this, even tho i have to say i hated Ben Afleck as Batman.. weird don't you think ?
He was the most accurate only because we only had people who really don't look like Batman before hin, he look more than the rest, that were the accurate come from, but to this day we don't have someone epic to play Batman like Henry Cavil on Super Man.
Hahaha Comic Boom accurate WTF
@@unhooded319you can't say that because this batman was meant to have character development.
@@work90 nothing justifies killing. Period. Also, Batman doesn't drink in comics. This is the only live action Batman that drinks, wtf. Nevertheless, no character development took place anyway.
Can’t believe I’m saying this, but the Keaton fight scene is right up there with some of the the best live action fight scenes.0:36. Unlike essentially all of the Nolan fight scenes, he fights like he is trained in the martial arts.
Indeed 🦇
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Keaton just nailed it.
@@jenniferlawrence8837 Jennifer Lawrence 😱
Michael Keaton was the only good thing about that trainwreck of a film.
I know ppl hate on the cinematography of the Nolan Batman fights, but the dock scene in Batman Begins is some great Batman visuals
It's a great "whoa moment" but not a good combat sequence tho
@@Simjom but it's still combat when he's taking those first few guys done through stealth and fear tactics
@unhooded319 the shaky stuff is terrible but that's like 10sec of the actual scene I'd argue the stealth and fear takedowns are pretty good forms of Batman combat
The Pruitt bulding sequence in The Dark Knight is even better imo. It's personally the best live-action Batman action sequence of all time purely by stakes. Batman races against time to fight the SWAT team and Joker's goons (disguised as doctors) while simultaneously trying to save the hostages and minimize casualties and he executed it all flawlessly.
It's really frustrating because the first time I saw that dock scene in 2005, I was excited, because I thought the "hidden" fight was building up to great choreography in later scenes/sequels. And then it was just... bad. Just bad fighting for the entire trilogy. Such a waste.
The Warehouse scene is the clear winner. I always loved how comic book artists, even as far back as Neal Adams, then Jim Aparo, showed how dynamic and explosive Batman was in combat. Aparo would show Batman being capable of fast horizontal movement across the page, reminiscent of Miller's Daredevil. That Warehouse scene captures his agility and explosiveness similar to the comics. Nolan and Reeves keep the combat mostly vertical and relatively stiff. While reasonably well choreographed within those limits, it doesn't capture the exciting movement and frenetic mayhem of the comic book fights like the Warehouse scene.
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There's this scene where he fights a bunch of Court of Owl zombies on his own and it's 🤌🤌🤌
In animation?
@@unhooded319 Ya
@@unhooded319
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What’s that from?
@@swantondude3 I'm pretty sure Batman vs Robin
I have not seen too many films of Batman but The scene of Batman in The Batman when he goes for Penguin and fights in club along with its slowly slowly build up of music is just awesome.
Indeed it is
Facts! Could start da scene from da twins at da door
@@joemitchell3174speak right
@@nutmegoneggnog7555 Man shutup da, da, da, da, da, da, da, Da, Da, Da, Da, Da
The final fight is also cool since its a mix between close fight and stealth
The warehouse fight was definitely the best
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Watching Batfleck Rock Bottom a goon will never get old.
Ben Affleck deserved a solo movie
Yes 😢
Truth be told
Srwerow Will next month will work for guides can you cover yourself with hoses for the Batman Boys
not by zack snyder tho. zack snyder has no idea who batman is
@@batsy_1939????
3:04 Lol he generates so much power behind those punches. Deadly
I don't know why there are almost no videos of these.
without a doubt, a compilation of batman fights was needed.
Nice compilation and work.
Thanks 🦇
8:23 The Arkham Origins fight was soooo good. 👌👌👌
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This is why Batman is loved by many. No other superheroes bring vibe like he does.
Absolutely 🦇
You just a fan boy.many heroes do bring the vibe.esp street level characters with Martial arts training
@@wambokodavid7109those are all just cheap imitations. Stop trying to be a hipster
@@punani_slayer4209Well no, he’s right. There are plenty of others who throw down real well. Both from DC and Marvel. And They’re not imitations , Bats is just more popular. If they had more shine , they’d get the respect they deserve. No shade to Batman. But there are PLENTY of others who are sick with martial skills and h2h combat.
Nothing can beat the warehouse fight scene !! The best close compat fight ever. Ben Affleck is my batman forever !!
Best cbm fight ever 💪💪
Batman kicks ass no matter what he’s in.
indeed
I absolutely love the whole opening cinematic of Gotham Knights, excellent batman fight and good original music to go with it!
Indeed
Wow Batman and Ras al ful in batcave? Unbelievable fight. Batman was so vulnerable yet he didn't give up. I was so tensed. Damn now thats superpower
Indeed 🦇
Warehouse batman is 🔥
Indeed
Saving Martha is my favorite, the Deathstroke fight at the docks is my 2nd
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1:20 he was like,that's all? 🤣
warehouse scene and keaton on the soldiers. top 2!
Indeed!
I was a fan of '89 Keaton but this recent trend (since Matt Reeves' Batman) of Batman soaking up bullets like they don't even tickle him, annoys me. He doesn't have enough armour to soak up bullets from assault rifles at such close range. Batfleck made of point of taking out the guns before he entered the room ... otherwise he could have walked in slow and easy like Robocop (or Pattinson Batman).
A man in a bat costume is one of two things : either a person with serious issues or the most dangerous person in the room.
And in the case of Batman, he's both.
Woah! This is exactly what I was looking for earlier!
Glad you found it 🦇
Batman doesn't kill but he makes criminals beg for death
Batman doesnt kill he just turns your brain to mulch.
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The wearhouse scene is the absolute best live action fight,in other movies multiple villains would come single file but in the wearhouse it shows how it would really go down and the choreograph is amazing..... I mean for real he punches a guys head through the floor🤣🤣😳😳😂😂💯💪💪
Hell yeah man this is a rare cbm fight scene where more than one enemy melee attacks the protagonist at the same time, shoots at the head as well, the variety of gadget use is also mind-blowing
I need more robert Pattinson batman, I loved that movie
Me too ❤️ hopefully we'll see him in the penguin series
The Warehouse brawl will forever be the best Live-Action Batman fight scene oat imo. Everything from the choreography to the terror and brute strength of Batfleck’s Batman is immaculate. Also gotta salute the dude that stabbed Batman in the shoulder, he got hit so many times by Batman and still managed to get up. He stood on business!
It's the best CBM fight scene ever
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The genius that do this animation and fight choreographers should make a Batman movie with this technology,, It will be better than real movie for sure !! the Batman fight Choreographers really show Absolute Masterful combat maneuvers for batman,, so well done- and excellent work for Batman look- So badass !!!
Always loved & respected Batman, because his strength came from training alone!!! & yet he still stood shoulder to shoulder with the likes of Superman & Wonderwoman, & all the rest that needed extraordinary powers!!!
One of the reasons I love Batman is because when he made his promise, when he decided to protect the people of his city, he was just an 8 year old, with no powers and not knowing how he'd actually do that. He made himself a superhero after making the promise, he did everything necessary actively, to become the man he needs to be. On the other hand, heroes like spiderman, Superman - they already had the power. They decided to help others after having the power. In their case, the how precedes the why; but in Batman's case, the why precedes the how.
The Batman Arkham series' fights remain the best
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0:14 - In the tráiler, the sound design made that beating so much more violent. They softened it for the actual film.
I see
It did what they made the clip to do, trick people who initialy hated a 120 pound boy being choose to play Batman, just by showing some violence and people forgot that in reality this wimp could not do any of that, they did the same with Keaton because the reaction was somewat similar.
That time at least the movie was good, this Pat wimp crap will just be a sad memory for Batman in movies.
I like Bale's fighting, especially in Batman Begins. It's mostly just a bunch of quick cuts in that film but the idea was that Batman comes at you so quick and efficent you don't even know what hit you. And I also loved his first fight with Bane in TDKR. It was a more slow and cerebral fight. And in TDK there were some decent fight scenes. A lot of people knock the fighting in the Nolan films but I feel it's very misunderstood and underrated. It's not the best, but its not as bad as people think.
I get your points. But it's still too zoomed in and doesn't look so good
@@unhooded319 Yeah. There's aspects of it in all three films where you can see mistakes and it could of been better. Like I said it's certainly not the best Batman action but I do believe it's underrated. It's nothing compared to the warehouse scene in BVS but I think by its own merits especially at that time it was pretty good. I like what they were going for.
honestly, i really want to see Batfleck vs DeathJoe in live action, its really promising on how they two fight in Arkham Origins
I wanted that so much 🥺 but unfortunately we didn't; there's still a chance that we'll get Deathstroke v Bloodsport in DCU tho, maybe in the Waller show
Batman:I'm vengeance
Thug1: His Vengeance! 😱
Thug2: That's Batma-
Thug1:HIS VENGEANCE! HE JUST SAID HIS NAME!
3:45 Now where did THIS fight come from!? This is probably the best Batman VS. Ra's Al Ghul fight I've seen! 🤯🤯🤯
It’s from Gotham Knights
Yes, it's from Gotham Knights game
@@unhooded319 Huh. Was that showing how he died, or is this revealing he's alive? (I REALLY don't care about spoilers. I don't have any intention to play the game, especially after the mid reaction to it)
@@master0fthearts894 it's how he died, the batcave explodes next. The game's pretty good imo
@@unhooded319 Alright, thanks for the information.
Everything from the music to his voice sounding like a demon when he’s stabbed is why batfleck is so dope. Full embodiment of the frank miller version from DKR
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_The Ben Affleck version was very much more realistic and extremely believable, although it’s very rare to see Batman, throwing spinning back kicks and roundhouse, which makes him ultimately a bad ass but still, I have to give it to Ben Affleck although I appreciate Keaton Batman for giving us what we’ve only wish we seen from the 1980s Batman_
_Zack Snyder gave us a very real grounded adult driven situation_
_The tactics from Ben Affleck as you can see from martial artist point of view he avoided getting jumped by keeping space and tingling up the bad guys_
_Zack, Snyders, cinematography, and camera angles was never done before when it came to fight sequences_
Yes Ben Affleck's version is badass
Couldn't be farther from the truth. This version of batman is fighting and to kill which is so far from the comic's, batman doesnt kill. It was a good fight sequence nothing more.
although the whole fight is awesome, the most impressive thing about the batman vs deathstroke fight is how slade knew exactly where deadshot was just by a glimmer on his broken sword
Dumbest thing I seen Batman do was take a sword shot to the belly 😭💀
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I think he was already dying or planning on dying.
What game was this?
That first guy gotta admit he got heart.
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Ben Affleck was able to manifest Batman’s fighting abilities. Although, he was so bad to show Bruce Wayne’s darkness persona as well as he appeared so awful when he encounters the wonder women in the Flash recent movie.
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Warehouse fight: zack synder directed action piece
There is nothing worth noting about The Batman fight sequence. It's like a music video.
While Batman V Superman was not a good overall, I would still rank the warehouse scene as one of the best live action Batman fight scenes.
The Batman sequence was a cool opener 🤷♂️ and yeah BvS fight sequence is indeed the best
Ive played video games that had less cgi than the Keaton sequence. The warehouse scene makes me sad the Affleck Batman never got his own movie.
Video games aren't created with CGI bro, they're created with motion capture, 3D modeling, and real-time rendering. CGI is only for films, more or less.
@@unhooded319 "computer, generated, imagry" do devs use a crystal ball, I'm confused?
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Woooossshhh
Well to be fair, Michael Keaton is 71 years old and STILL looks great..! CGI aside he pulls off the 'Look' with his signature style and is iconic. 😎
@@Lambertinitamika No doubt, Keaton is a living legend, but, that CGI was just plain bad. Could have used a stunt double like every other movie for most and chi for some.
I love Michael Keaton's Batman fighting in the flash movie. Fighting those Russian solthere's you're reminded me of the Batman Arkham games.
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The warehouse fight shows how haunting The Dark Knight is. Worse after hes gone, everyone doesnt know whether hes real or not anymore
I like how we makes very good use of that grappling hook on enemies, so cool
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The only disadvantage of the warehouse scene is that it was brutal and batman kills people, otherwise the greatest of all time
It's certainly the best one-against-many combat sequence in CBMs. Nevertheless, I also strongly dislike the killing part.
@@unhooded319 Bro even Michael keaton broke the no kill rule
@@dharshunanand8369 he broke it in his movies but not in the Flash
@@unhooded319 My theory is that he isn't actually Bruce Wayne cause when Barry asked who he was he only said that he lived in this place, even after Barry finds out that he is Batman, he never called him Bruce, similar scenario in Flashpoint, I think Michael Keaton was playing Thomas Wayne.
Plus the multiverse is enormous as hell, so he could be anyone
Just noticed an easter egg! When Batman’s fighting Deathstroke at the end he uses the grapple gun to clothesline him; to anyone who played Arkham Origins Deathstroke is the hardest boss, and his weakness is the same move!
Batman filling up palliative care homes as always
The Warehouse scene its the best showing a Batman mature, master of himself and the environment...unstoppable.Rentless...despair with evil.
Should have showed the r rated warehouse batfleck scene.
My gawd! Ben Afflecks Batman is just terrifyingly awesome!
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He kills normal thugs and saves supervillain: just batman things
No he doesn't. Only Snyder did that crap. Read some comics, those are the canon stuff
Affleck and Keaton had the best fights, brutal and amazing (I gotta say say Keaton's best fights were in The Flash), Pattinson is more like realistic which it's not bad, it's still good
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I love Keaton and his Batman, but that CGI of him flying... uff.
the entrance in batman in the warehouse were we saw a shadow of him before the window brokes was still the best
O Batman de Afleck é o meu preferido. O batman mais porradeiro de todos. Parecia uma lutador de peso meio pesado de MMA. FODA DEMAIS
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Warehouse Batfleck for the win!!
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Really appreciate you showing thr Arkham games some love in these compilation❤
Thanks ❤️
Playing the theatrical warehouse fight and not the ultimate edition one… cmon man
Batfleck was ☠️💀💀☠️
Can we please have the next Batman directed by Mat Reeves, with the fight scenes directed by Snyder???
Bat-tas-tic! Been a Bat-Fan for 55yrs. This is GREAT…thanks so much! ✌️🦇🦇🦇🦇
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I appreciate finding the worst possible quality for the warehouse scene
So clever how he introduced himself only after he made display of what he can do.
Gotham knights cutscene was really good…however the game itself was atrocious and disgusting at the same time
I mainly had 4 issues with the game: 1. bad stealth and equipment distribution; 2. graphics not up to the mark and too much unnecessary lighting and color bursts; 3. poor poor story; 4. optimization. and the thing I liked most was combat move variations. Very low amount of games have this much variation in the fight moves. for example in marvel's spiderman, I got bored because of the repetitive and limited fight moves. Gotham Knights also has a whole lot of great finishers, especially nightwing.
@@unhooded319 the fact they made it more rpg turned me off from day one. They should have stuck with the same formula from the Arkham series and the game would have been a lot better
@@philgibson3001 well yeah I would like that
Something something, warehouse something something, best something something, vulnerable something something... Look, now I'm you guys!
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The fact that none of Nolan's Batman movies made it into this compilation proved how bad he is at close quarter combat scenes, despite making the best Batman movie series ever.
Stories Nolan showed us were beyond Great. But he tended to zoom into the fights too much. If only the trilogy had Arkham combat in it 🥹
Nolans fight scenes are the best
Seeing Keaton-Batman go ham on those guards was a dream come true! Batfleck is one BMF!
Yeah man it was so awesome 🥹
Classic keaton batman all day,
Batflick overall looks better thou 😂
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Michael Keaton’s stunt double is a primal bastard! Well done!
most lamest fight scene was the batman
@TomHiddleston-es8rm yeah like hell tom would actually say this at random people on the comments pfft
@@katelynvasquez6502 there is no way you can watch bales fight scenes with a straight face, pattinson has actual speed and good brutal combat, bale fights like a stiff slow old man constantly throwing wild haymakers and slow elbow strikes, get some common sense
@@geordiemc4571 uhh. They're both the worst
8:48 i realize that batman left those dudes to die
Holy heck didn't think of that 😳 maybe Batman moved them in a safe distance first 😁
Keaton, Bale and Affleck all the way. Pattinson amateur
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Thats .....litteraly the point with Pattinson Indeed. So yeah if you compare him to a 50 year old Batman and a 70 yo Batman and a 30/40yo Batman , he will Indeed be the less experienced batman 🤣
@@lagrotteauxbiblosmagiques5596 good point there
@@unhooded319 oh thanks
@@lagrotteauxbiblosmagiques5596 everything about him and the movie I dislike, the suit, the cowl, his fighting style, his reclusive attitude, his hairdo, his bat symbol, the music, the runtime, opening a parachute whilst going through a tunnel, bad idea
Bats fighting Skills are Sick the warehouse scene he was kicking major arse.
Seeing Keaton back in the batsuit was an absolute treat!
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Seriously, Ben Affleck has the best live-action Batman fight scene ever. The new Flash tried to push it out, but this one is so elaborate in how he switches between subterfuge, gadgetry, and every-style MMA.
3:07 💀💀 HOW??
Yeah dude freaking died
Great video, now we need a compilation of martian manhunter catching on fire 😂😂
I like how the trailer for origins actually showed deathstroke getting hit easily by the batclaw slam, just like the game
Everyone is talking about Ben Affleck, and he is amazing, but we need to give some credit to The Batman. That movie was fricking dope, and that beginning fight was so epic!
He's a beast in that warehouse scene
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Warehouse scene everyday of the week and twice on Sunday.
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This just shows why Batman is one of the greatest superhero of all time
0:07 I didn't realize nostalgia critic was in this movie.
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Batman vs. Shredder was surprisingly well done.