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- Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a 2016 American superhero film featuring the DC Comics characters Batman and Superman. It is a follow-up to 2013's Man of Steel and the second installment in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU).[4] The film is directed by Zack Snyder, written by Chris Terrio and David S. Goyer, and features an ensemble cast that includes Henry Cavill, Ben Affleck, Amy Adams, Jesse Eisenberg, Diane Lane, Laurence Fishburne, Jeremy Irons, Holly Hunter, and Gal Gadot. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is the first live-action film to feature Batman and Superman together, as well as the first live-action cinematic portrayal of Wonder Woman. In the film, criminal mastermind Lex Luthor manipulates Batman into a preemptive battle with Superman, whom Luthor is obsessed with.
The film was announced at the 2013 San Diego Comic-Con after the release of Man of Steel. Snyder stated that the film would take inspiration from the Batman comic book series The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller but clarified that it would follow an original premise. The incarnation of Batman in the film is different from the character's previous portrayal in The Dark Knight Trilogy, serving as a cinematic reboot of the character. The film is also inspired by narrative elements from the "Death of Superman". Pre-production began at East Los Angeles College in October 2013, with principal photography starting in May 2014 in Detroit. Additional filming also took place in Illinois and New Mexico, concluding that December.
#Batman_vs_Superman : Dawn of Justice premiered at the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City on March 19, 2016, and was released in the United States on March 25, 2016, in 2D, Real D 3D, IMAX 3D, IMAX, 4DX, premium large formats, and 70 mm prints by Warner Bros. Pictures. Following a strong debut that set new box office records, the film experienced a historic drop in its second weekend and never recovered. Despite turning a profit, it was deemed a box office disappointment and received generally unfavorable reviews from critics for its tone, screenplay, and pacing, though some praised its visual style and acting performances. An extended cut dubbed the "Ultimate Edition", which features 31 minutes of additional footage, was released digitally on June 28, 2016, and on Blu-ray on July 19, 2016, to an improved critical reception. A sequel, Justice League, was released in November 2017. - บันเทิง
This scene is why I wanted a Batfleck stand-alone movie.
We might get a series though.
I think that if the Snydercut does well (Which it will), then the DCEU will be supercharged with inspiration, and hope and we might just get something like that.
They should make it with a backstory of Batman rejecting his “No Killing Rule”
The Stand alone film with Deathstroke as the big fight scene would have been by far the best. Theres still a chance it may happen
@@davevevev he does go on a killing spree after Jason dies
You can say what you want about the movie as a whole but this is currently the best Batman fight scene ever
Which is meaningless, because Batman doesn't kill. So in reality, there is no good scene.
@@blazeswithwolvez7221 that’s a big ass excuse everyone uses. Every Live Action Batman has killed. Batfleck killed indirectly tbh. Keaton and Bale killed directly. So unless your favouring the other Batman’s who have killed them that is a loose statement you just made. The only Batman who stayed true to the no kill rule is Animated Series Batman, comics mainly, Arkham Batman as well, aside from when the player is playing as Batman and a few other Batmans and none of those are live action. So if you’re gonna trash on Batfleck about live action Batman portrayals then...oof..makes no sense
@Kordell Swoffer have you not seen the way he fights? Dude smashes heads in electrical junction boxes and you’re gonna tell me that’s not killing people?
@Kordell Swoffer no, most of the complaints are the killing. Although now people actually want him so...clearly since the snydercut is coming and it has been voted out of 4 categories on who they’re most hyped to see of seeing Darkseid, Cyborg and flash, superman or Batman, people voted Batman.
@Kordell Swoffer Ras, and you can’t say he didn’t kill him. He could have saved him and chose not too. Indirectly killing is still killing. He basically killed all those people at the ninja temple when he set it on fire. He shot at the driver killing him and in doing so killing the driver. He bodychecked Harvey off a building. Do you want me to continue? I mean there isn’t much left but that’s already a fair amount.
I wouldve loved so see an entire solo batman movie with this style of fighting
Same bro, same
thats what pattinsons batman film was. lol
@@boop113nope. It wasn’t even close
@@boop113no ben affleck is good at playing a serious role instead of just making money 🤑
That would be a feast for us
I will never get tired of this scene
Me ether
@@chrisrodgers8255ben affleck is good at playing serious role 😊
The 6'5" batman breaking bodies is just so sick bro. I love this scene. He's absolutely brutal and you'd think he's fighting to save his own mother.
The closest thing we have to a live action Arkham movie.
Exactly!! I like Bales storyline but I bet you I can beat him in a fight. They guys he fought we’re waiting in line to attack him, but This Batman had everyone attack him at the same time. This is my favorite Batman ever!!
@@adomede It’s a choreographed dance, there’s no way to have multiple people attacking because it wouldn’t look good on film. They also do this in the Arkham games.
FlamesGay yeah this was supposed to be a trilogy of batman
@@adomedebro you cant beat batman
To this very day...the new Batman movie with Robert Pattinson has the 2nd best Batman Fight scenes but Batfleck still has these amazing fight scenes from BvS and they are untouchable
Bulky, Violent, determined, that's THE Definitive Batman.
No it isn’t
He’s killing people
Psychopathic Killer who brutally murders people…
Ikr? Dude's big yet fast. Just straight up intimidating. Best Batman look in live action IMO
@@elscud. I completely agreed with you brother
He kills and uses guns so I mean, it's quite literally the furthest thing from Batman, even if it is a great scene.
You can tell this fight was inspired by Arkham gameplay, the device to attach to enemy weapons, the batclaw grapple then attack, counter at one time with multiple different enemies. Refreshing to see in movies 👌👌
It even had a random guy come from nowhere and ruin his combo. Just like Arkham!
Also: entering through the floor/ceiling, using vantage point above the enemies and performing inverted takedown, throwing a crate at an enemy, countering knife attacks, smashing enemies against the ground and so on.
Even had someone charge at Batman and tackle him.
The only thing missing in this scene were the wiggly lines above the enemies heads before attacking Batman.
No. The way Batman fights here is taken directly from the comics. Arkham was directly inspired by the comics as well. Snyder didn't film it this way to appeal to video game console bros.
Batman: *I only have one rule*
Also Batman: *NOT TONIGHT*
He tweaked out after robin's death
@@ziel9474robin died in this movie?+ why did Batman actually broke his rule in this fight? He killed like 4 people
its not bullets, there sleeping pills
@@Sofe-px1vi batfleck's robin is jason todd. And you can only guess why robin's armor is drawn with a bunch of "HA HA" s in them.
One thing I really like about this scene is at 2:42 , 4 thugs attack at once and Batman counters them at the same time and fights them all. Rather than one person attacking at once and them taking turns like movies usually do.
Nice. 😎👍
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Bens batman is somehow that fast enough to dodge/block four of their attacks at the same time.
They took inspiration for this whole fight like he fights on the games, it is amazing and it was so unexpected, really nice indeed
So true
The fact that he actually gets injured makes it better. It makes him a real hero that can actually be killed but he's skilled enough not to.
It was a such a nice touch, you can tell he was still rusty and isn't the same disciplined fighter he used to be. He let his guard down several times and got stabbed and nearly shot in the back of the head.
2:17 is such an insane shot of Batman plowing through three dudes during the explosion and then power Rock bottoming another dude.
3:36 I got animated Justice League Batman vibes
@@couchwilly5575 You know, the funny thing is that Superman may actually be a more realistic character if you forget about the superpowers. Batman's just unbelievably great at literally everything. Superman's just... a good person. A smart good person, but a good person.
@@Filmsmith129 let’s just say Bruce Wayne is extremely lucky- because of his genes(counting iq) and his wealth. If you are that “Lucky”, then you can be Batman
@@couchwilly5575 yeah but just as almost superhuman strength but he can still get hurt
Yea that’s why I love Batman he can take a Injury unlike Superman
Regardless of who one believes is the best Batman, I think it is safe to say that this fight scene is the best representation of Arkham's Batman. Pure brutality and savagery. Poetic justice.
Hands down the best batman:He has the right height and the right physical shape,He is the strongest live-action batman and he is the most brutal,aggressive and intimidating batman.
This is nothing like Arkham Batman. Arkham Batman does everything in his power to not kill. Batfleck blew up three trucks of goons, shot two, let two get blown up, and bashed one’s skull in with a crate. Arkham Batman would’ve used non-lethal rounds for the plane, would’ve only hit the guy with the crate, and not thrown it so forcefully as to kill him and leave a blood smear on the wall, he would’ve not even shot anyone, and he would’ve thrown the grenade outside to avoid anyone dying.
@@weebiest239definitely agree, still if you pretend that this is Thomas Wayne batman then it does make you feel better about the scene, probably the best batman fight scene visually, though Robert pattinson is a close close second to me with the hallway fight and the riddler goon fight
Theres nothing poetic about it
I think there had to be a time in Batman’s timeline when he said ‘screw this no-killing’ and just went to town on everyone.
Harvey Dent himself said ‘die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.’
While Batman isn’t a villain here, he’s definitely not ‘a good guy’. Even if - as some will argue - it’s what he signed up for, decades of fighting the same underbelly filth (AND getting at best grudging respect and admiration, like that mongoose you keep under the house for when the snakes slither by, to paraphrase Hannibal) takes its toll on a man that way.
And Batman is, all said and done, a man.
I still want to see Ben Affleck in a stand alone Batman movie.
Why? You already have the Batman from last year. Isn’t that enough Batman for you? And I’m not even a Batman or a DC fan nowadays, so I don’t see the potential for a useless “Batfleck” film.
@@luisquintero7359"And I’m not even a Batman or a DC fan nowadays"
I mean, there you go? If you're not a fan of something ofc you're gonna be like "I don't wanna see it".
That would be sick. A lot of people say that Ben Affleck’s Batman is the best Batman but I don’t think the two lackluster movies he appeared in really give us enough to go off of. A good stand-alone batfleck film would be good if the writing didn’t suck ass like in the justice league and BvS. I personally thing Christian Bale’s Batman is and always will be the best, but that’s just my opinion.
@@luisquintero7359 lmao. You completely missed what he meant. He said he wants a movie of Ben's Batman and i would love that but unfortunately he won't make a return because DC is going to start new.
@@willm678 people acting like it's a damn competition on who's better and who's the best instead of just enjoying what they like or something.
This scene makes Bale's Batman look like a karate white belt.
NO CAP
@Tom Sawyer the second That's half true. They could've made him fight much faster and smoother in the nolan films while still keeping it realistic looking. And most of the hand to hand combat in those movies were super shaky and had a lot of unnecessary cuts.
Not just that, the brutality of the style. Jesus most these guys never walk again after this.
@@darknightbegins85 Exactly. This is how Batman should fight. Straight from the Arkham games.
Christian bale Batman has more character development but when it comes to fighting, it’s no where near the level of Ben batman. Like this version of the Batman can kill Bane without a scratch
Him brutally hurting goons in this scene makes captain america look gentle.
Well captain America is gentle
true hahaha
@@uhm_5414 even cap question before the fight if the hydra agents wanted to get out from the elevator scene lmao
The guy with the flamethrower was also the guy that keeps aiming his rifle at Cap in the winter soldier 😅😅😅
@@tristanmireles8994 YOU'RE GOD DAMN RIGHT.
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This is a pure combination of combat skills and peak human physical prowess.
*Make yourself more than just a man.*
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He’s gotta be something more than human in this right?
@@rowmagnvsbatman is always been depicted in the comics as peak human physicality and strength.
Dude can fking bench press 1000 pound and in some comic that read( I forgot the name) where the DC and marvel universe merge into one. I saw batman is able to hold his own against a super soldier. Yeah he fought captain America in the sewers and their match end up in a stalemate.
Yeah this Batman was throwing Mike Tyson level punches. Any normal criminal would shit their pants if they got hit by him.
One thing i love about older batman is how brutal he could be. He's no longer as fast,agile and high endurance like his younger self so he resorted to brute force to end the fight quickly. This is definitely the best live action batman fight scene.
The fact people like this scene more than the actual fight between him and Superman
To be fair, Superman goal was trying to convince Batman to talk to him.
@@Tippotipo Not likely I guess
The Superman-Batman fight is more story based and is partly sold on the idea of Superman and Batman finally meeting. This fight is just pure action choreography to showcase the coolest fight scene possible.
How about the fact that this is the best scene in the movie (asides from the fact that Batman is killing people) and that the shitty director Snyder is didn’t even direct this scene. Yup. Best scene in the movie and it’s because Snyder had nothing to do with it. It was directed by a fucking second unit 💀
same, I just wish the fight between supes and bats was longer and more creative
That ground slam at 2:22 is so badass to this day 😭
Modified rock bottom
Keep in mind, this was Bruce after he trained to fight Superman. SUPERMAN.
So many bad ass moves in this fight.
But I love love love the absolutely brutal manipulation take down he does on the guy who shoots him.
*You'll never hold a gun steady again.*
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He had the underhooks
So what do you think lads? He dead or just broken back ha?
I love how Batman doesn’t fool around, nor he’s cocky. He’s level of brutality doesn’t let cowards get away with their praying for mercy, Batman is a total badass.
02:44 - 02:50 the fighting and sound FX syncs up well with the score. I don’t know if it was done purposely, but it looks and sound great
Definitely done purposefully. Not sure if the choreography was done before or after they made the score. My guess is the score was done to compliment this scene but it could easily be the other way around.
If this was Batman after 20 years. I really want to see him in his Prime
Fr instead we got Pattinson lol
prolly wouldn't have killed this many ppl
@@emilabbey11 Pattinson was good
@@emilabbey11 Pattinson is year two so it is justified for him to be showed weak... I really hope they could recreate the violent Batman in later films...
@@emilabbey11 Pattinson is good but he lacks Charisma in fight scenes, Ben fights like he IS batman
Absolutely underrated. Perfect in all of what a Batman fight should be. Not too short not too long, multiple enemies at once, acrobatic and also technical martial arts moves
oh and that knee to the face though when he got up. Holy shit.
i agree its a near flawless scene, personally my only issue is whenever he kills people, like the 2 guys with the grenades, the dude who gets his head slammed against the wall with that big crate, when he tries to shoot someone with a guys gun, and when he kills the guy at the end with the flamethrower. that's really the only issue with this scene for me personally, but as you pointed out the stuff like his martial arts skills and the fact its like 20 guys going in at once, feels like a sequence ripped out of the Arkham games
Yea I mean except the fact that he probably killed at least a few of them and Batman doesn’t really kill
And a crate to the face
I like when he took the knife out his shoulder and didn’t make a sound and also how he threw that guy into the wall also how he punched the dudes head so hard it hit the ground while his legs where in the air
There is no way James Gunn can top this fight scene. No bs jokes and distraction, just straight up brutal fighting.
I’m telling you man they have to stick to that Arkham knight gameplay choreography
@@javii0068 I hope so
@@Thrawn23. Saw a lot of that Arkham Knight combat action in the new flash movie . I think they listened 👏🏽👏🏽 definitely watch the movie if you haven’t
@@javii0068 Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton where the only interesting parts in the movie. The rest of the movie didn’t work for me.
He did in Guardians of the Galaxy 3
One of the greatest fight scenes ever in movie history...PERIOD.
Without question the best batman fight scene in any movie.
Except the murder part
@@jusssnow8271 give it a rest. Baleman straight up blew up like 30 dudes at Ras' dojo in BB.
@@shawnthompson2303apparently the excuse for that is he wasn’t Batman yet and didn’t have the code. But yeah, it’s stupid how they keep making excuses for bale and Keaton even though they probably killed as many people as bat fleck
@@jusssnow8271 this version is done with it, he has no more rules to follow because he's lost everything and everyone who loved him
@@shawnthompson2303 the problem is that we have a batman fully suited up shooting and exploding guys. I am not forgiving other iterations for killing but this one does not even try to hide it. This is why Zack should not have had control over these characters, he does not understand them
Every hit seems like he’s breaking someone’s bones. Good. I love this. Guy that stabs him, big mistake, gets a stab back with the same knife and twice as bad. Guy tries to rush him, gets hits head straight rushed through the floor. Epic.
Yep. Not gonna lie this brutality and even the *killing* Batfleck does is great. I don’t understand why people make it such a major reason to dislike his action scenes and character, but I do also think the established reason for him killing is kinda stupid.
In the weeks/months prior to this fight, he was training to go up against superman. He had to do an intensive workout, just so he could've worn that suit. This was litterly just after the fight he had with superman, which he won. That normal batsuit probably feels like a feather, in comparison to the one he wore earlier and I can imagine the knuckles on his gloves are rock solid.
He doesn't break them. He kills them.
EPIC COMMENTARY
I can understand why he's angry after losing your coworkers that was like family to you from a fight between aliens and losing Robin before this made him cruel and started branding criminals. After finding out Luthor pulling strings to have him and Superman fight, he wanted to do better and not kill. I will say that this Batman's theme is very solid and I think underrated from past Batman theme. This fight scene reminds me of Arkham Asylum when I first saw this in a trailer.
This truly was the most powerful Batman I've seen in action
This scene looks like it came straight outta Arkham Knight 🔥🔥
This is basically Arkham franchise Batman.
Nope. Totally opposite as Arkham series Batman really follows his no killing rule strongly to the point he can get killed. This batman kills if a bad guy breathes
@@pratibhakandarkar5883 lol Arkham Batman for sure killed people, in the game canon maybe not, But getting hit by Arkham Batman is like getting hit by a car. He was kicking, throwing, and punching people 20 to 30 feet away. Equivalent of mini car accidents every time Batman landed flush.
@@StevieRoyale yeah and they confirmed it indirectly through Gordon's speech that he left victims with broken bones and missing teeth. Mini car accidents can cause that, but that ain't killing
@@StevieRoyale although arkham knight's batmobile should have killed people when it rammed through them. But the game showed them to be unconscious again stating that he doesn't kill
@@pratibhakandarkar5883 that’s just for the narrative for the whole “Batman doesn’t kill” thing. In order for a car to fling you 30 feet it has to be going 70 miles an hour.
Imagine their 240 pound of pure muscle guy coming at you moving like a ninja
That would be so fucking terrifying
you forgot a suit immune to most light arms attacks
also he has 20 years of experience and kills now.
Then yup, thats Batman and no one in their right mind would even think of fighting a master of all martial arts.
Nothing harms me.
But I know pain....
I know pain.
Sometimes I share it
*WITH PEOPLE LIKE YOU.*
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@@Dilllonm When you realize half the guns used in this fight are not light arms.
By far the most intimidating Batman that has ever graced the big screen. Brutality at its finest. How I imagine a Batman losing grip of his restraint. It should also be said that this is the kind of Batman who saw Superman’s mother as his own. How far would he go to save his own mother? I believe this answers that question.
2:22 and 2:55 are the 2 most brutal Superhero hits I have seen put to film so far, I love it
I actually liked that Batman was getting his ass kicked for a few seconds
watch batman knightmare future scene
It kinda makes it more realistic. I mean, it's not always easy to take out a bunch of thugs without getting hit.
@@viceregaldust3191 ye, especially when they are elite soldiers in knightmare
Reminds me of the Arkham games when one punch ends your combo and you get your arse kicked for a bit before getting back into it
Yeah, realistically it's extremely difficult for a world class fighter to defeat multiple opponents, even untrained ones. If he didn't have his suit he would have been killed multiple times in the fight
By far the best batman fight scene. Batfleck is underrated
@@WMPMP
Zack to WB: his words not mine, but yeah suck it Warner Brothers
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He really isn't...
The more I watch this scene, the more I realize that Nolan's Bane would struggle mightily against Batfleck big time.
I never liked that fight in DKR. Bale's Batman seemed too tough for Bane himself. The movie plot made him weak against Bane being a retired Batman. Batfleck is the best Batman we've had and he never got a solo film.
“I believe you” right before turning buddy into a bottle rocket is crazy 😂
The dark knight trilogy maybe the best batman franchise but no batman was as badass as batfleck
I liked christian bale as bruce wayne
@@wesleygaitan Everybody has their own choice.
Agreed
Easily the most accurate depiction of Batman
Uh keaton
Took a lot of references from the arkham games. with the gadget the disables weapons, the the knockout sound at 2:55
October 2023. STILL the best and greatest Batman fight scene of all time.
The best and most bad ass Batman fight scene in cinematic history!
I’m super hero history I believe too.
Remember Bruce Wayne fighting 10 people in Jail (Batman begins)
Yes. The best🍻
@@RishiKumar-op6vp I remember you can barely see the action in Batman Begins because of the way it was shot with a shaky camera.
For a guy with no super powers, the things he does in this fight alone are pretty insane
Because he does have superpowers. When he says he doesn't, he's lying. Physics says that throwing the crate like he did at 2:30 is impossible. Likewise, getting shot in the head twice at that range? There's no armour that can handle such an impact when it's as thin as his cowl.
@@SarSaraneth also pinching a 195lb man traveling at him 18mph punching him 20feet away, the strongest man in the world can’t do that
@@2005WH batman is said to be a peak human obviously not having best strength but still the best combatant to knows the techniques of a fight
Batman is always meant to be near superhuman - he’s gone beyond peak human condition.
@@firstlast9846 So, actually superhuman. Not near superhuman, actually superhuman, beyond human limitations.
This Batman's endurance is insane. He fights superman before this, kicks these guys asses and then helps out taking down Doomsday.
Batman fought Superman like an hour before this brawl?
Truly one of the most brutal Batman fight scene, but also one of the best.
This is my favorite fight scene of all time simply because these low level goons actually give Batman a fight. The people act like hardened killers. That asian guy goes for Batman’s grapple gun. The other one goes for the headshot while Batman is pummeling another. Villains like these are the type that SHOULD be in every movie. Weak but not dumb.
This made no sense at all
@@purpsensei271 I’m saying the goons Batman is fighting aren’t acting like morons that want to die. In practically any movie, it feels like the faceless goons the hero fights are made for the sole purpose to die. These guys get beat, but it feels like these are actual people fighting the Batman.
It made perfect sense
All except for the guy who tries to 1v1 Batman after his pal gets impaled to the wall with a knife. That guy is an incredible dumbass.
@@WorldLeaders777 only the second paragraph he said made sense
2:56 these punches are so powerful
He's at a humans full potential
This is the best batman I have ever seen in my whole life.
Hands down the best batman:He has the right height and the right physical shape,He is the strongest live-action batman and he is the most brutal,aggressive and intimidating batman.
I love how the choreography is built to have most of the goons attacking together, pulling on his cape, and othert things. Theres very little downtime for everyone, it seems like no one is standing still and actually giving batman a challenge as he cleverly uses the environment to his advantage. This is an awesome scene.
Except the guy with the grenade who pulls the pin and then just stands around holding a live grenade waiting for Batman to do something about it.
@@SarSaraneth it’s called cooking the Grenade. There’s a 5 second delay, batman kicked that dudes face in around 3 seconds, leaving him with 2 seconds to throw it back 😅
@@Alextheskater91 No, it's called plot armour.
@@SarSaraneth sure thing, I don’t have any family members in the military or anything…
@@Alextheskater91 I'm sure the family members you totally for real consulted have vast experience throwing grenades in close combat situations.
Be honest. If you actually have family members with genuine training in the use of grenades, and you asked them about this scene, they'd say that anyone attempting to throw a grenade like that was an idiot. They'd also point out that Batman should have gone down when he got shot in the head.
But you didn't ask any such questions.
man, i read the prequel comic.. and they already said he grew violent, he was not merciful anymore... i love this scene
Can u tell me the comic name!
Name??
He's been Batman for 20 years so 🤷♂️
There is a new kind of mean in him
He is angry
*And he is Hunting.*
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It's like a live action of the Arkham games. Weapon sabotage, wire takedown, bat claw pull, even knife fight and counter.
I demand that all Batman movies should include these type of scenario from now on.
That Asian dude with the knife was easily the smartest goon in the room
And even after The Batman, it's still the best fight scene.
Always will be.
Exactly
I think the riddler goons fight scene is a close second, or any of pattinsons fight scenes, but this scene is the best live action Batman fight ever
And it's not even close.
This scene is why The Batman was a bit of a letdown. I still dig it and can't wait to see where is goes but this is the high water mark for an onscreen Batman.
Pretty sure that this Batman would have wiped the floor with the Christopher Nolan version of Bane.
He would break him
In 15 seconds, max.
Pretty sure he could take 4 of Nolan's banes at once and come out without a scratch
@@dmacbass 2:55
How about one second lol
Imagine Batfleck would break Bane's back 😂😂
Definitely the best Batman fight scene in history. In my opinion. Kinda reminds of Arkham and Dark knight returns.
Ben's Batman has a The Dark Knight Returns/Arkham feel to it
The single greatest Batman scene of all time. Hands down. 🦇
Pff if u consider this guy batman it mean that u did not understand the character, batman is amazing cause u can trow at him anything but he won’t kill, not like bat fleck
@@kambruno If you think you can fight against criminals and evil without killing mean that you don't know anything.
@@kohank5938 Definitely Batman know better that's why he doesn't kill, that's the character
@Kohan K don't even bother with these wanna be gatekeepers. They think that only they understand a character and if you like something like ben afflecks batman then you have no "character understanding"🤷🏿♂️🤦🏿
@@SMaSH101onSITE the main key on batman character is that Batman doesn't kill. you can see this when Joker try to push him to break his vow in any way or when ReedHood (Ex-Robin) confront him for his NO kill policy. even the entire Injustice Saga is based on the fact that SuperMan kill joker and batman goes against it. the character is more deep then u say, is not just a guy dressed as bat
I wish we had a movie of this Batman with this kind of action
Right?!
Idk. This wouldn't fit in a great movie like TDK. I had no issue with the end scene witj tbe way Bale fought when saving the hostages. In fact it was ill af. Especially how he was tying them up as hes beating their ass then kicks them out the window. People miss stuff like that
@@el34glo59 it would fit in a affeck batman movie. bale focused on being tactical. affeck was just straight brutal
The scariest batman who walks in wall like a ghost, not sure why many criticize it, we need a scary batman
murder batman you say
@@rabbit9134eh its not like hes the only one
this batman is scary.
Bro was prepared for SUPERMAN and then these thugs
still the best fight scene
That motherfucking Rockbottom doe. The best batman portrayal ever
This scene was decent but this definitely isn't the best portrayal of batman
Best Batman action scene ever
@@samgomez9942 Seriously? Seriously? You're an idiot. Best Batman movie fight scene period.
@@PaidwithAlquino Yes seriously. Also, no I am not an idiot, I just have a different opinion than your dumbass. Having a different opinion doesn't make you dumb, but calling someone an idiot because they have a different opinion does. Also, you must've not seen many Batman fight scenes if you honestly believe this is the best one lol. So plz stfu if you don't know what you're talking about.
@@samgomez9942 You're an idiot. Period. Seems like you believe your opinion a little too much. I'm stating facts. Pathetic child. 🖕🏼😎 😆
2:00 **"GET OVER HEEERRREEE!!!"**
“Get down here!” - Kevin Conroy in Injustice.
the drop of sweat on batman's mask at the end when he is staring down the dude that stabbed him... such a cool tiny detail of realism after an epic fight.
I don’t think that was intentional, Ben like anyone who’s wear a Batsuit, was incredibly hot and sweaty, in the behind the scenes you can see like 3 or 4 fans aim at him constantly.
Batman doesn't kill , he just blows you up , those guys in the start literally blew up.
The most badass Batman scene in history
This is Frank Miller's Batman brought to big screen. Dark, grim and mercilessly brutal.
And we might never see the conclusion of this batman too, shame, I really liked this batman
thinking the same damn thing ..just like in the comic👍😌
@@MaxAveris Yes, we will unless they use Flashpoint to bring in Reeve’s Batman and recast Barry.
Exactly.
Yeah but Frank Miller's Batman never killed
No other Batman "One vs All" scene can top this
This really shows a depiction of how strong and tough he is, he literally got stabbed and threw a man through a wall, punching someone about 7ft across a room, and lifting crates to throw
He actually punched the dude 20ft of distance, and the dude weighs probably 195lb traveling at him 18mph, that’s an incredible feet
Bro is built different
it's a powered suit...he's not strong enough to actually do that without the suit
@@thadofalltrades the suit doesn’t give him extra strength, the suit in this scene is as just a very strong durable suit able to withstand bullets, but not knife attacks, the suit that gives him extra strength but makes him slower is the one where he fought Superman with
The grapple gun he uses can lift twice his body weight.. that's how he launched the crate (not that this batman probly couldn't do it raw if he wanted)
3:19
Just have to say that knee from laying on your back is amazing, absolutely beautiful fight sequence from start to finish
Yeah, i noticed that too from the first time i watched it. It really is beautiful.
This is just pure Batman. I get the appeal of The Batman (2022) but with the regrettable exception of the fact that this batman does kill, I think BvS understood a lot of the character from a comic and stylistic standpoint. He's an amazing brawler who blocks, parries, and redirects momentum
Finest hand to hand combat scene.. hands down
I like that even the Russian flamethrower guy was nervous that Batman was about to get him
KG Beast.
@Mr7Reality, yet imagine if there was KGBatman...
What I love about this scene besides the obviously good choreography and intensity, is the overall true to character strength you see from this Batman, if a guy goes to learn every martial art there is along with working your body to basically physical perfection you should be rag-dolling people as he does in this, combined with the ferocity of his attacks since Batman definitely fights with emotion, you can get a sense of the real Bruce/Batman throughout this.
The strongest man in the world couldn't do half of what he just did. Idk doesn't feel realistic for someone without real powers
@@el34glo59 if you read comics you know batman isnt human hes peak human he could do things a regular human couldn't do besides. With the right training you could do what he does.
The more damage he took, it’s like the stronger he got
@@el34glo59u didnt see his supersuit almost as strong as vibranium i see
each to their own. I still think this is the best Batman thou. The impression, the action scenes, the build and physique, and even the fighting style.
This really was the best part of the film. A true, visceral action scene that showed just how badass Batman can be. It also showed me I was wrong about Ben Affleck being cast as The Dark Knight. He did a much better job than I thought he would have. He truly deserves to be called Batman.
Called Batman no, Better: Called THE Batman
I don't know why they didn't let Ben Affleck continue to play Batman. I actually thought he did his part & pulled it off tremendously. Best fight scene for Batman thus far.
And Affleck is a proven movie writer & director so you know it would have been awesome.
This Batman is best fighter however he's killing people (Which is big taboo for B-man) and he doesn't look like greatest detective (he didn't know Superman real identity when he had like 2 years to guess it lmao)
@aahmeer I hate that people can’t wrap their heads around this concept, “bbbb-but Batman wouldn’t kill ever” well the one in this universe breaks and does, that’s the entire point. He’s not supposed to be comic accurate Batman clearly, we haven’t gotten a live-action Batman so far that has been completely comic accurate, hopefully Pattinson changes that, but if he doesn’t and it’s another different take, that’s fine too as long as it’s good (by the sounds of it though they’re definitely finally leaning into the “greatest detective” thing now).
@@badassdanthepowerman6438 You're simply not Batman fan if u say "do not kill" rule doesn't matter to this character in movie lol.
Batman Do Not Kill, it's his iconic rule, deal with it. Whole Injusctice began because of this rule, this is Batman main line which he do not cross in 99% Universes where he's good charcter and if Snyder decided to break this rule just for sake of epic and cool action scenes, that's his problem not mine, he got punished for it and expeled from DC universe for good.
@@jbxerr dude, fuck off, don’t try telling me I’m not a Batman fan, go away. Keatons Batman fucking kills people for gods sake, he kills occasionally in the comics, just stop, it’s a different take “deal with it”.
Who ever choreographed this fight should be given a lot of credit and money...best ever
This is one of the Best Superhero Fight Scene of All time! Ben Affleck as Batman was an Beast!
As a big fan of arkham series, this was really impressive
I fucking love this batman. I don't read comics or anything but this felt like I was watching a live action batman animated series.
@Owen Farrell perfectly explained 😂
@Owen Farrell fr lmao
You should watch the dark knight returns part 1 and part 2
It’s like Arkham Knight fighting, where Batman can just throw dudes like they’re nothing, and I really dig it.
Hands down my favorite batman
This is by far, my favorite Batman. Affleck did a fantastic job portraying an old, jaded, 20 years in Batman who's not afraid to kill.
Thatz not Batman tho
@@dedeferreira98 like I said, he played an old, jaded Batman who’s not afraid to kill. He went through his first years as a normal Batman. My theory is that after joker killed Robin, he stopped holding back.
@@Itz_Cliffy pretty sure thats everyones theory, and also pretty sure batmans whole gimick is to NOT FUCKING KILL PEOPLE
thats the one thing he's not supposed to do and this movie fucked it up
@@sarahimcameron you’re just being a crybaby. Not every adaptation has to be a direct copy of the comics.
@@Itz_Cliffy its not so much as its nt comic accurate, but more like, this is a different character
and besides, who said i didnt like this version, i luv afflecks batman, i just think that he shouldnt have been gunning down people with his batplane
By far the most imposing Batman ever seen on film. It's really a shame that Affleck and Snyder didn't get to put out a solo Batman movie. Such an awesome fight sequence. I just want more of this. I feel like we missed out on a lot.
Agreed explore what he come across after 20 years as Batman, backstory with Robin, Deathstroke etc
@@claytonbraswell7276 'Supposedly' there should have been a Man Of Steel 2, then Aquaman (which weirdly came out out of sequence), and a Cyborg origin, THEN a Batman movie before BvS. What would have been great I think would have been The Killing Joke, just to show why Batman was so frigging angry and pissed off. Snyder ended up having to do the narrative work of about 5 films condensed into 2. In any case WB royally fucked the whole thing and it could have been brilliant. Imagine a well thought out, grittier DCEU going up against (Disney) Marvel now - it'd be a bloodbath
@niddy3336 I definitely agree and what made this worse is they should have waited until 2024 to have James Gunn announced about "Gods and Monsters " so that the four films on slate this year would have been better (Shazam 2, Flash, Blue Beetle and Aquaman 2) but since the announcement is made and makes fans think that the films don't mean anything, people will not pay to see them and just wait because Aquaman 2 will underperform just like the Flash because of Amber Heard. Blue Beetle will carry over into the DCU but I think WB jumped the gun on this too early.
It's such a shame. I know it's all opinion based but I loved Batfleck being the Frank Mller Batman and thought Cavill was great as Superman. It was such a strong foundation to build off with realy good actors in the roles, and WB looked at Endgame and wanted that return immediately. But forgetting that it had taken Marvel around 13 films or whatever it is to get to that point where people cared enough. I just think Snyder could have laid really strong foundations and then have Gunn carry it on and it could have been epic. Just a massive waste
I flinched when he knocked out the last guy.
HE TWISTED HIS BALLS BRO
This is the Batman from the comic books who has mastered 127 martial arts and is the world's greatest martial artist. If you take Ben's combat skills and Robert's Detective skills you have the complete Batman.
I watched a video here on TH-cam about how Batman is actually going from one martial arts style to another here seamlessly. The video outlined techniques, etc in a very detailed manner. It was a great video, but I can't seem to find it. Not sure if it was taken down or what.
Robert detective fa schifo. Ti ricordo che Affleck Batman è un detective
He’s actually fighting multiple people at one time and they’re not just standing around
Exactly unlike bales Batman…. If this Batman had his trilogy almost everyone would love him as well.
Hey, did you notice that moment, at 2:12, where the guy bursts in with the grenade, pulls the pin, and then just stands around waiting for Batman to do something?
@@SarSaranethmight be analyzing when to throw the grenade without hurting his friends or something. It's a frenade for duck's sake. He probably hoped for his allies to create space so he can throw the grenade
@@luffytaro1237 So he shouldn't have pulled the pin, and frankly shouldn't have had the grenade out in the first place. It's a stupid decision on the tactical level.
Is the movie trying to say that this is a group of inept idiots, with poor training? Because that's what pulling the pin with no target is. The pin doesn't go back in. You can't undo that, so beforehand anyone with enough sense to be given a grenade would have checked their target in advance.
@@SarSaraneth he has 5/6 seconds before it detonates. Bro we're talking about batman. Existed in that universe for 20 years. They know they can't underestimate him, so a guy thinking batman can be hurt by a grenade isn't a stretch.
this is why batfleck was best
I’m so disappointed he still hasn’t had his solo movie.
This whole scene is a masterpiece
Whoever wrote this part (script) did a good research.
Imagine being so skilled that your able to take on 20 armed opponents, and come out victorious. That’s fucking determination
This is the closest we have to a Batman Arkham live action.
After power punching a guy to the ground, that one handed takedown at 2:58 (actually he directs his face to the ground like his name was Spielberg) is just beautiful to watch.
The guy didn’t even know Batman had him checked from his first stride.
It's sad we'll never get action scenes like this.
I love this scene.
As we all know, Batman did this after fighting Superman. Then, to top it off, he faced Doomsday. This Batman was an absolute beast.
Frank Castle, you put that Batsuit back where you found it before people get the wrong idea.
The punisher need's some punishing >:)
Hey dipshit. Batman was killing way before the Punisher debut. Bill Finger and Bob Kane had Batman use guns and kill people.
Blaze withwolvez frank castle is like a childs play compared to batman lol
I'm 💀
@@Free_Palestine_419 yeah back in the 30s-40s when he first came out he killed and used guns. He also was a racist if I remember correctly he did target the Japanese after world War 2 happened irl. But all of that doesn't matter because its not Canon.
Batfleck and his stuntman, has the best live action Batman fight scene ever!!!
Zack Snyder is the only director who understood what the fans want and how to bring the savage brut from Arkham and the comic books to the big screen.
Name one Comic Book where Batman shoots a guys flamethrower causing him to blow up and die.
Batfleck is the gold standard for a frank miller batman i swear.
Batman: you should have aimed for the mouth
Serious question though how can you aim at his mouth and be sure you won't miss?
@@WMPMP lol
2022 and still the best fight scene.
What's more peaceful than watching Batfleck kicking the shit out of these guys.