@@wadewilson9692 yes he would one of batman's flaws and problems he is too overconfident like when he tried to go head to head with the predator and we all know how that ended up.
The moment Superman and Zod crash into Wayne Tower while the CEO is making his final pray is so powerful. The way the sound of the laser vision and the answering machine fill the silence of this man’s last moment makes this scene very emotional
@@88-V-..-A-..-N-88 Would you care to elaborate ? Because I do believe that mindlessly destroying something without giving any supportive arguments or constructive criticism, actually is the only stupid thing here.
@@Potaytoyes Sure, this scene for me anyway carries no emotional weight. We’re made to believe we care about this man in the building. But there is no emotional buildup between Bruce or him at all. The collapsing building was a throw back to the WTC which IMO was in poor poor taste.. but really tugs at those yanky heart strings. And lastly how many damn times has someone recited religious dialogue before their untimely end in films. This film was received poorly and ultimately ended up being a build up to an overall disaster of a film in TJL. If you like this scene that’s okay 👌 I don’t mind but I’m allowed to state my opinion here.
A girl just lost her mom to a godlike alien civilization. She will never receive true justice, nor heal from this event. Somebody has to get her vengeance.
he basically saw two unstoppable forces that can't be hurt, that can fly, level buildings by accident, shooting pure laser beams from their eyes and overall indestructible powerhouses and thought to himself "I can take him"
He just saw a girl losing her mother because a bunch of aliens are fighting over the city. Losing parents is the same stuff which broke Bruce when he was a child, so in a way he could feel the pain of the girl and that probably what angered him the most and wanted retribution on Superman for the death and destruction he was witnessing in front of his eyes.
2:44 I love this shot. Everyone else running for their lives whilst Bruce runs straight towards the dangerous cloud of dust and debris without slowing down until the cloud envelops him. Chills.
And in these harsh times with the coronavirus, that quote couldn’t be more true. People have either proven to truly have a sense of community or are truly in this struggle for themselves. But it just shows how morality isn’t an absolute; or never was. What we define as morals, between “right” or “wrong,” is what the masses or the handful powerful individuals dictate as such.
People can say what they want about BVS and everyone is entitled to their opinion but this opening scene showing you the events of black zero from Bruce Wayne's point of view has got to be the best prologue i have ever seen in a DC movie in a very long time, what i loved about this is that it shows that Bruce Wayne is still a heroic and fearless guy even out of the batsuit . The most badass moment for me was when he's running towards the debree of dust everywhere trying to save his building. This is the Bruce Wayne i know and love, a man who's not afraid of anything and willing to do whatever it takes to save and protect.
+1 But he is probably afraid.What makes him a hero is, that being "naked" without his suit, he still overcome his fear to saves peoples. He rush with no regard to his own live to what has to be done. I loves Balfeck so much ^^
Tbh this scene made me have EXTREMELY high expectations from the movie because of how good it was. The final batman vs superman battle wasn't as good. It's not just the Martha scene, it's also that the fight really wasn't THAT interesting. Also, the Martha scene could have been executed better. They were trying to say "superman has feelings too, juts like a human" but it ended up looking stupid like Batman stopped trying to kill superman just because their mothers had the same name.
Yeah it's very rare that they ever show the damage being caused by what they are doing, the people getting caught in the cross fire so to speak, either injured or dead. It's no wonder Bruce sees Clark as a threat
This scene shows the audience what kind of Batman Affleck was going to be in this universe. This is a very "reactionary" Bat, who places emotion over deliberation and due process. He sees something, he reacts to it without any delay. Planning and methodical detective work comes 2nd. That's why rage drives him throughout the movie even to the extent of wanting to murder Supes and only a emotional trigger, ie Martha's name, could make him come back to his senses. I think Zack should have been giving a chance to bring this Bat to proper conclusion. So much potential, it is sad.
I'm not saying Pattinson is gonna be bad , but I'm just really sad that Affleck didn't get justice for his role , he is by far my most favourite and yes , better than Bale.
@@aleusgaming9482they were in shock + ordered to do so. Why would people stay in a building that was struck by a plane going 600mph? It’s not that unrealistic.
I remember seeing this in the theater and being blown away by seeing the end of MoS from Bruce's perspective. It was fucking brilliant. The exact moment when I knew this movie would be my favorite superhero film was when young bruce was lifted by the bats in the beginning. During that scene I thought "ZACK SNYDER GETS IT. THIS WILL BE AWESOME"
@@fomalhauto because its true. The fact that a downtown heavily populated city twice the size of New York City was decimated by a gravity weapon that caught the US military with their pants down so badly they couldn't even land a single missile on the ship, infact the military sending in those jets only made the casualties even worse since each plane cashed leveled a whole block, and we know all to well that a single plane can take down a building if it hits it at the right angles. And that all seems to have lasted about 30 minutes, and thats before we even get into the whole God vs God battle where the fight itself caused even more collateral damage and most likely killed another few thousand people.
The moment when Affleck looked up into the sky with pure rage in his eyes was the moment i told myself, "This is going to be the greatest live action Batman of all time." And to me, he still is.
To every real DC fan he is. The zoomer generation that grew up watching MCU doesnt count. Most of the crybabies didnt even read a comic book in their life.
Where was this Bruce Wayne in JL? All the things I loved about Batfleck in BvS are changed/ absent in most Scenes in JL, it was like watching a completely different character, such a shame. We need Zack Snyder back!
You know he's Batman when he runs towards the smoke instead of away. His long career as the Caped Crusader has taught him that all the dust doesn't necessarily kill you
@@Quball87oh yeah the actor did great. Still think it would have probably played better in someways if it was a character we new and cared about tho like if that was Lucius Fox or Robin or someone like that
When I was in the cinema, I had a woman sitting next to me blurt out OH NO and then cover her mouth followed by tears when that building collapsed after Jack said his final prayer. He had literally 30 seconds screen time yet this call to Bruce and his prayer made him human. We felt for him
Wasn't crazy about this movie but I honestly thought Ben was the best thing about BvS there was something intriguing about a Batman who's been through so much already but unfortunately we don't get to see what he's gone through
This is scene is honestly one of my favorite superhero film scenes ever. Batman has no true superpower but still charges into the smoke and danger. The definition of a superhero. Bruce never truly stops being Batman.
I read somewhere that "Wally" was supposed to be John Corben aka Superman Villian Metallo, and it was Lucius Fox instead of that random person was talking to on the phone. But the script got leaked so Snyder had to change it
The documentary "102 Minutes That Changed America" gave me the same feeling. It's a remastered compilation of the 9/11 Attacks as filmed by the people of New York. It also features phone calls from first responders. One of the best decisions Snyder made in BvS was creating parallels to that horrible day when showing the human perspective to the Black Zero Event.
That's not why they did that. Clearly, you weren't around via 911. The government tells you to stay inside a building under any kind of attack. It's very realistic.
There’s no protocol for an alien using your city as a playground. For earthquakes you stay inside until the shaking stops and fire you evacuate. It makes sense to be confused on what to do and frozen while the city is falling apart.
Yea it is a cool scene, but so much ridiculous stuff in this movie. Even just him running into the smoke and debris... we see it all over the news now how anyone that was near the twin towers that had smoke like that around them.. they end up developing throat cancer 10 years later. Sad
This scene could've been perfectly blended within Man of Steel and cause a lot of impact to the audience. Just edit it and follow this stranger from time to time while Sups is doing his thing and not mention his name until he helps out Wallace "Mr Wayne! Mr Wayne!". Boom! you just got beef with BATMAN.
That would have been cool. Though I'm sure if it was revealed prior to release that someone as notable as Ben Affleck was going to be in a small role in the film, fans definitely would have predicted it to be Bruce
I find quite ironic and poetic how Bruce blames Superman for the destruction in Metropolis, but later Bruce himself finds out what Superman had to face, and how powerless he was to prevent the destruction caused in Gotham's port when against a being that it's mere existence can cause destruction. And Superman in two different moments, was willing to give up his life to prevent further destruction.
Well said. What happened in Metropolis was tragic, but it doesn’t change the fact that Superman fought to stop it from happening when no one else could. People have to understand that it’s bigger than them and they need to look at the situation clearly without reacting by emotion alone.
Humans are evidently flawed. People will always act in emotion or are biased. They judge and they jump the gun. They blame, they condemn, they despise, they resent, they destroy. They are unforgiving and they are treacherous.
@@5Lion5ofGod7 but they can be forgive also people have the right to change themselves yea its alot killing in the world doesn't change who you are or who you want to be
@@ygbmanman3276 clark needed to give people time for them to accept his mistakes and forgive,also even if it s not his fault,bruce only sees kryptonians fighting each other instead of clark trying to protect them
I imagine in the early stages of this scene they considered putting Bruce in the bat suit and in a bat mobile hunting superman with the intention of beating him but I much prefer this as Bruce Wayne because it tells us immediately that he's heroic whilst simultaneously showing how terrifying this fight is from a civilian perspective.
Who else is here after Batman v Superman being 4 years old? Edit: Came back after seeing what is now my favorite superhero movie of all time; Zack Snyder’s Justice League. We won the battle, Snyder Bros, and now we win the war. #RestoretheSnyderVerse
Nah This is the way to start. Reminding you what happened but from another point of view. So you experience another emotions of the same scene in another film
The incredible yet scary thing about this scene is that it’s a sad but realistic take on a situation like this. Most superhero movies have scenes of catastrophic collateral damage during big battles, but the perspective of the chaotic confusion, horror and melancholy from the civilians, onlookers and people on the ground trying to help survivors is usually not really seen and explored. And let’s be honest us puny mortal humans we would either be terrified or angry if a fight between two or more superhumans occurred, which lead to this. And to be fair, Clark probably didn’t mean or want to cause this situation and casualties along the way… as Zod is mainly responsible for that, but Clark is still partially responsible for the collateral damage, no matter if intentional or more likely fir him, accidental.. So as somber as this scene is, it’s a scarily realistic portrayal of if something like this happened in real life. But then again tragically for the Americans something relatively similar happened in 2001 but because of something other than super powered aliens. But aftermath and the perspective of the people are very much the same… justified paranoia, fear and anger… which is seen in Batfleck’s Bruce after witnessing his employee becoming crippled, his employee/ friend Jack being killed and a young girl suffering the tragically similar fate to Bruce, of becoming an orphan. Yes it’s gritty, but it’s sadly very realistic.
I read somewhere that Wally was supposed to be the Superman villain John Corben aka Metallo. Jack was supposed to be Lucius Fox played by the late Lance Reddik, and the girl was supposed to be Carrie Kelly
Batman has MANY powers: his genius, his technology, his resourcefulness, and most of all his humanity, and his tenacity. I think that’s why we project ourselves onto him. We can all be Batman
1:42 in the midst of all the chaos, the battle between gods, remember humanities contribution.. A group of humans on a plane choosing to dive bomb the terraformer to end its threat. "A good death is its own reward."
From what I've seen I think Robert Pattinson will be a great Batman, a younger...angrier Batman. However, nobody will come close to an older and grizzled Batman, like Batfleck.
I remember sitting in the cinemas, hair standing at 2:44 and I knew we were witnessing the best ever Batman on a live action screen with one of my personal all time favourite CBMs.
When watching Man Of Steel for the first time, you’re only focused on Superman fighting Zod. You never realise what’s happening to the rest of the city and how everyone else is impacted by the fight.
This is a really amazing scene, I haven't watched superheroes movies for a while because they haven't resonated with me, but the way Batman looks at Superman, basically with a look of "look what you have caused, look what you've done to my people, you don't even consider us, do you?" Is an amazing moment. Men are brave.
Name one moment where BVS is actually good and is better than this opening scene alone. Cause both GOTG and D&W are actually better than this cluttered mess of a film. It’s just a desperate attempt to cram in so many unnecessary subplots and trying to catch up to the MCU which ultimately failed.
1:52 Snyder uses that blue shockwave with the same type of crystal wind sound just like Zack Snyders watchmen with Dr Manhattan. Cool little detail and Easter egg
This was one of the best prologues ever. Think about the previous movie, just flying around, pummeling each other, destroying the planet. Now imagine you're on the ground and then this is your first contact with an alien.
It might be obvious, but the low-angle shots of Bruce helplessly watching his friend crumble in his building, then kneeling down to hug the newly orphaned girl, causes Bruce to relive his anger as a child when he lost his parents and couldn't do anything to stop it. It parallels the alley flashback at the beginning of the movie
This is one of my favorite movie moments in all movies because you get to see the city being destroyed from the ground instead of the heroes point of view. I know Bruce is Batman but in this moment he is just a normal guy trying to save his friend and other people. That makes him a true hero.
You can feel his genuine concerns for his employees. You can feel the respect his employees has for him. Best of all, you can feel his rage and anger for Superman.
If Oliver Queen was in the DCEU and he was in Metropolis that day like Bruce and Barry, Ollie would have done the same thing, Stephen Amell"s Oliver Queen would have been trying to help and saving people if this happened in the Arrowverse
without the batsuit，he still is the batman，a hero，when everybody runing away，he runing towards the battle，fearless，
going pointlessly to a destructive fight isn't a thing batman will do,it's called dumb suicide
@@wadewilson9692 he is going to save people，have you seen the film？
@@李通博 he could've died tho
@@wadewilson9692 yes he would one of batman's flaws and problems he is too overconfident like when he tried to go head to head with the predator and we all know how that ended up.
Anubis he’s a hero that the least he could do
The moment Superman and Zod crash into Wayne Tower while the CEO is making his final pray is so powerful. The way the sound of the laser vision and the answering machine fill the silence of this man’s last moment makes this scene very emotional
The CEO is Bruce Wayne , the man in the blue tux . Jack's the Manager of Metropolis's Wayne Enterprise
Jack deserved it for sitting there and waiting for Bruce to tell him to evacuate the employees. What an idiot.
It’s actually pretty mindless and stupid tbh … same with this whole film.
@@88-V-..-A-..-N-88 Would you care to elaborate ? Because I do believe that mindlessly destroying something without giving any supportive arguments or constructive criticism, actually is the only stupid thing here.
@@Potaytoyes Sure, this scene for me anyway carries no emotional weight. We’re made to believe we care about this man in the building. But there is no emotional buildup between Bruce or him at all. The collapsing building was a throw back to the WTC which IMO was in poor poor taste.. but really tugs at those yanky heart strings. And lastly how many damn times has someone recited religious dialogue before their untimely end in films. This film was received poorly and ultimately ended up being a build up to an overall disaster of a film in TJL. If you like this scene that’s okay 👌 I don’t mind but I’m allowed to state my opinion here.
4:37 the way batman looks at superman ....he dont need dialogues to define his anger his eyes express it all
Exactly. It's so badass 🦇We call that expression...
🖐️THE BAT GLARE🤚
A girl just lost her mom to a godlike alien civilization. She will never receive true justice, nor heal from this event.
Somebody has to get her vengeance.
@@I-speak-U-shut-it It's pure death stare, absolute death to the hated.
he basically saw two unstoppable forces that can't be hurt, that can fly, level buildings by accident, shooting pure laser beams from their eyes and overall indestructible powerhouses and thought to himself "I can take him"
@shakespearesmilkshake More like “I will make him pay for this.” instead of “I can take him.”
4:44 This expression of Bruce Wayne is better than entire whedon's JL
His smiles in Whedon JL kills me everytime
@@msucsabahmuhammadhazman1821 now we got the Snydercut
@@trapp448 which is pure satisfaction actually like bvs.
Good thing, we got the Snyder cut
@@trapp448 wasn't better
The way he looked at superman was pure anger
That is by far the best part about this scene
He just saw a girl losing her mother because a bunch of aliens are fighting over the city. Losing parents is the same stuff which broke Bruce when he was a child, so in a way he could feel the pain of the girl and that probably what angered him the most and wanted retribution on Superman for the death and destruction he was witnessing in front of his eyes.
This was the first fucking time after watching it in a trailer I knew he was going to nail batman.
I think you mean pure hatred
@@asharnk still didn't nail Batman one of the worst batman
2:44 I love this shot. Everyone else running for their lives whilst Bruce runs straight towards the dangerous cloud of dust and debris without slowing down until the cloud envelops him. Chills.
He is Bruce Wayne until in the most desperate times, even though he still looks like Bruce Wayne, he is Batman
Same
In real life he'd be dead
The only thing I don't like about it is how does he become batman after inhaling concrete dust that stuff is not healthy
Dude's gonna get mesothelioma that way
"A person's true character is revealed when faced with danger" -All Might
And in these harsh times with the coronavirus, that quote couldn’t be more true. People have either proven to truly have a sense of community or are truly in this struggle for themselves. But it just shows how morality isn’t an absolute; or never was. What we define as morals, between “right” or “wrong,” is what the masses or the handful powerful individuals dictate as such.
Who?
@@zoxyy.1x It’s from an anime called My Hero Academia
@@fsgaming3368 ok
In Their Last Moments, People Show You Who They Really Are. -Joker
Just imagine being a regular human watching a being this powerful and thinking to yourself “Im gonna kick his ass!” That's why Batman is so awesome!
Batman is a clown
@@larryfoster8820 Batman is a real Superhero and Superman is dumbass Alien👽👽👽👽👽 not a superhero
@@larryfoster8820said no one ever
@@larryfoster8820 Are you using the 'Clown' word for yourself!
Exactly!
People can say what they want about BVS and everyone is entitled to their opinion but this opening scene showing you the events of black zero from Bruce Wayne's point of view has got to be the best prologue i have ever seen in a DC movie in a very long time, what i loved about this is that it shows that Bruce Wayne is still a heroic and fearless guy even out of the batsuit . The most badass moment for me was when he's running towards the debree of dust everywhere trying to save his building. This is the Bruce Wayne i know and love, a man who's not afraid of anything and willing to do whatever it takes to save and protect.
+1 But he is probably afraid.What makes him a hero is, that being "naked" without his suit, he still overcome his fear to saves peoples. He rush with no regard to his own live to what has to be done. I loves Balfeck so much ^^
Sorry, doesn't top the dark knight
@@jaykdos9521 ill put this scene in 2nd behind bruce appearance in gotham city in the dark knight
@@dceu1256 oh sorry, I was talking more opening scenes. The Bank Robbery in TDK is great
Tbh this scene made me have EXTREMELY high expectations from the movie because of how good it was. The final batman vs superman battle wasn't as good. It's not just the Martha scene, it's also that the fight really wasn't THAT interesting. Also, the Martha scene could have been executed better. They were trying to say "superman has feelings too, juts like a human" but it ended up looking stupid like Batman stopped trying to kill superman just because their mothers had the same name.
I always thought it was incredible, how they showed how this was happening during the fight.
Yeah it's very rare that they ever show the damage being caused by what they are doing, the people getting caught in the cross fire so to speak, either injured or dead. It's no wonder Bruce sees Clark as a threat
A silent Guardian
A Watchful protector
A Dark Knight.
The fearless Batman.
Batman is a real Superhero and Superman is dumbass Alien not a superhero
@@howdoyoudoit3499 Right...we Don't need an Alien as a savior... We want a heart with the bat symbol..,🦇
@@natasharehman4281 ya we need a guy in the bat costume
gayyyyy
A good man
It’s crazy that both Bruce and Barry were there that faithful day.
Watching this scene still gives me chills
Where was Barry, what was he doing?
@@ShotoTodoroki-kb6id in the flash movie, it’s revealed he was trying to help some of the civilians escape the city shortly after he got his powers
Gives me chills = I didn't even react.
This scene shows the audience what kind of Batman Affleck was going to be in this universe. This is a very "reactionary" Bat, who places emotion over deliberation and due process. He sees something, he reacts to it without any delay. Planning and methodical detective work comes 2nd. That's why rage drives him throughout the movie even to the extent of wanting to murder Supes and only a emotional trigger, ie Martha's name, could make him come back to his senses. I think Zack should have been giving a chance to bring this Bat to proper conclusion. So much potential, it is sad.
I'm not saying Pattinson is gonna be bad , but I'm just really sad that Affleck didn't get justice for his role , he is by far my most favourite and yes , better than Bale.
Siddhesh Sid Agreed, he played a perfect Bruce Wayne. He was a badass Batman as well.
@@SIDWARD-z3b AT&T needs to greenlit Snyder verse, not listen to those folks at WB. Snyderverse at HBO max is perfect.
@@SIDWARD-z3b atleast give him a chance why y'all think he'll be bad matt reeves understands Batman more than snyder ever did
He's a murderer
This prologue was absolute genius.
The 9/11 parallels make you really feel the sheer despair Bruce and everybody’s feeling
Why would everyone stay in the building when a literal space laser is decimating the city only a few blocks away…
@@aleusgaming9482he was trying to get people out
@@aleusgaming9482they were in shock + ordered to do so. Why would people stay in a building that was struck by a plane going 600mph? It’s not that unrealistic.
I remember seeing this in the theater and being blown away by seeing the end of MoS from Bruce's perspective. It was fucking brilliant. The exact moment when I knew this movie would be my favorite superhero film was when young bruce was lifted by the bats in the beginning. During that scene I thought "ZACK SNYDER GETS IT. THIS WILL BE AWESOME"
This Batman was well-played. It showed Bruce Wayne was willing to cross the line if it meant saving thousands from what he perceived as a threat.
more like billions
He told Alfred that Superman had the power to wipe out the whole human race.
@@fomalhauto because its true. The fact that a downtown heavily populated city twice the size of New York City was decimated by a gravity weapon that caught the US military with their pants down so badly they couldn't even land a single missile on the ship, infact the military sending in those jets only made the casualties even worse since each plane cashed leveled a whole block, and we know all to well that a single plane can take down a building if it hits it at the right angles. And that all seems to have lasted about 30 minutes, and thats before we even get into the whole God vs God battle where the fight itself caused even more collateral damage and most likely killed another few thousand people.
@@xrstevenson around atleast 10,000 people died in this attack, at the very minimum
Reminds me of the Dark Knight!
Bruce: "They've crossed the line."
Alfred: "You crossed it first, sir."
@@xrstevenson and batman saw this and was like "I can take him" badass
Ben Affleck was the best choice for Batman's role till now. The way he looked at Clark was his true anger 🔥
He gave me both batman and Bruce Wayne vibes
Bale is the best
Batfleck forever 🐐
@Based on real Events no bale
@@saimahmed8448 baleman was skinny af. batfleck was comic accurate
The moment when Affleck looked up into the sky with pure rage in his eyes was the moment i told myself, "This is going to be the greatest live action Batman of all time."
And to me, he still is.
To every real DC fan he is. The zoomer generation that grew up watching MCU doesnt count. Most of the crybabies didnt even read a comic book in their life.
@@soulaxtv3813 why comics even matter for judging a movie , mcu is not epitome of cinema , people who understand movies cant be cry babies
@@soulaxtv3813no no it isn’t…
One of those crybabies: @@chrismarple
Breaks my heart how he and Henry Cavill didn’t get a lot of screen time in their roles, like RDJ and Chris Evans in the Infinity Saga
Where was this Bruce Wayne in JL? All the things I loved about Batfleck in BvS are changed/ absent in most Scenes in JL, it was like watching a completely different character, such a shame. We need Zack Snyder back!
Will it look before like the movie Man of Steel you see the sunsets and gravity that's not supposed to be asked to be white
Joss Whedon killed him
He's coming back brother. We did it
We got zack snyder back brother
its releasing today
You know he's Batman when he runs towards the smoke instead of away. His long career as the Caped Crusader has taught him that all the dust doesn't necessarily kill you
@Nate B lol
@@salmaroni4134 knightmare batman pfp huh?
Seriously this was exactly how I knew he was Batman...goes in chaos instead of running away.
@@MrHomelessHobos that lung cancer/ aspestos poisoning will come for ya
@@salmaroni4134ain’t you Nathaniel b
2:30 this part felt so real, like the moment he knows he’s about to die
agree the head of security, Jack, that actor did a great job
@@Quball87oh yeah the actor did great. Still think it would have probably played better in someways if it was a character we new and cared about tho like if that was Lucius Fox or Robin or someone like that
I always thought it was Alfred who died hence why Bruce was so angry
When I was in the cinema, I had a woman sitting next to me blurt out OH NO and then cover her mouth followed by tears when that building collapsed after Jack said his final prayer. He had literally 30 seconds screen time yet this call to Bruce and his prayer made him human. We felt for him
4:41 I love the”Their War Here” theme with that scene. Sets the plot well for the rest of the movie.
I got the movie soundtrack on CD. Great music and an essential buy. My favorite is "Fight Night".
Men are Still Good is peak Batman 👌🏻 @@UltraKryptonian
Even though I’m not a fan of BvS, this scene is definitely one of the best comic book movie scenes ever.
Wasn't crazy about this movie but I honestly thought Ben was the best thing about BvS there was something intriguing about a Batman who's been through so much already but unfortunately we don't get to see what he's gone through
@@tarhealer4021 i wish he had atleast two films before this movie. (We really only needed one man of steel and one wonder woman film before this BvS).
@@Jedilord882 Totally agree now James Gunn will make sure we get the build up we deserve
@@drphot6050you’re lying to ya self lol
@@drphot6050Nope, Gunn is throwing it all out
This is scene is honestly one of my favorite superhero film scenes ever. Batman has no true superpower but still charges into the smoke and danger. The definition of a superhero. Bruce never truly stops being Batman.
with the risk of getting dust into the lungs and die from it
Batman’s super power is that parasite cat owners get that make them more daring.
“You aren’t brave…. Men are brave”
I read somewhere that "Wally" was supposed to be John Corben aka Superman Villian Metallo, and it was Lucius Fox instead of that random person was talking to on the phone. But the script got leaked so Snyder had to change it
That face of vengeance… gave me straight chills…
If this one scene did not convince the BvS critics of why Batman considered Supes a threat, then I guess they gotta grow some brains..!
Fr Critics always try to ruin everything these days
@@daprisma I mean this movie only has 1 problem that is "way ahead of it's time" you'd think people would like but for some reason they don't.
@@samerallhasten8459 completely agreed
@@samerallhasten8459 completely agreed
No they got it but people love to shit on things. BTW WB deciding to cut Snyder's movies like they did was the dumbest thing they could do.
I closely cry in the theater when watching this scene. I feel angry, powerless and sad for those people
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The documentary "102 Minutes That Changed America" gave me the same feeling. It's a remastered compilation of the 9/11 Attacks as filmed by the people of New York. It also features phone calls from first responders.
One of the best decisions Snyder made in BvS was creating parallels to that horrible day when showing the human perspective to the Black Zero Event.
4:36 4:42 Hits especially hard if you're an older sibling
Love how the employees were like "let's not leave until our CEO calls, just to be safe"
exactly😂
to be fair… How much safer is the outside lol
That's not why they did that. Clearly, you weren't around via 911. The government tells you to stay inside a building under any kind of attack. It's very realistic.
There’s no protocol for an alien using your city as a playground. For earthquakes you stay inside until the shaking stops and fire you evacuate. It makes sense to be confused on what to do and frozen while the city is falling apart.
Yea it is a cool scene, but so much ridiculous stuff in this movie. Even just him running into the smoke and debris... we see it all over the news now how anyone that was near the twin towers that had smoke like that around them.. they end up developing throat cancer 10 years later. Sad
This scene could've been perfectly blended within Man of Steel and cause a lot of impact to the audience. Just edit it and follow this stranger from time to time while Sups is doing his thing and not mention his name until he helps out Wallace "Mr Wayne! Mr Wayne!". Boom! you just got beef with BATMAN.
Actually, it would be better not to reveal the stranger's name until the camera pans over the 'Wayne Financial' sign at the end.
This would have been really cool if they did it that way
And made two more films prior
That would have been cool. Though I'm sure if it was revealed prior to release that someone as notable as Ben Affleck was going to be in a small role in the film, fans definitely would have predicted it to be Bruce
I find quite ironic and poetic how Bruce blames Superman for the destruction in Metropolis, but later Bruce himself finds out what Superman had to face, and how powerless he was to prevent the destruction caused in Gotham's port when against a being that it's mere existence can cause destruction. And Superman in two different moments, was willing to give up his life to prevent further destruction.
Well said. What happened in Metropolis was tragic, but it doesn’t change the fact that Superman fought to stop it from happening when no one else could. People have to understand that it’s bigger than them and they need to look at the situation clearly without reacting by emotion alone.
@@JDog2656 It's emotion. It's a human flaw.
Humans are evidently flawed. People will always act in emotion or are biased. They judge and they jump the gun. They blame, they condemn, they despise, they resent, they destroy. They are unforgiving and they are treacherous.
@@5Lion5ofGod7 but they can be forgive also people have the right to change themselves yea its alot killing in the world doesn't change who you are or who you want to be
@@ygbmanman3276 clark needed to give people time for them to accept his mistakes and forgive,also even if it s not his fault,bruce only sees kryptonians fighting each other instead of clark trying to protect them
Even without the suit on, he was still Batman.
Right you are!
"If you're nothing without the suit, then you don't deserve it."
(Different universe)
4:14 " it's ok, you are going to be the next batgirl "
I imagine in the early stages of this scene they considered putting Bruce in the bat suit and in a bat mobile hunting superman with the intention of beating him but I much prefer this as Bruce Wayne because it tells us immediately that he's heroic whilst simultaneously showing how terrifying this fight is from a civilian perspective.
To be honest he could’ve just picked him up in the Batwing
Who else is here after Batman v Superman being 4 years old?
Edit: Came back after seeing what is now my favorite superhero movie of all time; Zack Snyder’s Justice League. We won the battle, Snyder Bros, and now we win the war.
#RestoretheSnyderVerse
Funny how the visuals look way better than Josstice League.
@@eternalblessing4984 This whole movie is better than Josstice League.
Almost 5 by now.
Actually, it already is 5 years old. The movie came on March 25.
@@ViceJosh1.9, Oh snap. Time goes flying man.
Definitely the best opening of all comic book movies.
Jack is the typical manager. Giant UFO outside the window & has to be ordered to evacuate the people.
Facts i would've been in Gotham 🤣
04:35 when she looks right at him just melts my heart!
This would’ve been perfect for a post credit scene for man of steal
Nah
This is the way to start. Reminding you what happened but from another point of view. So you experience another emotions of the same scene in another film
1:49 that was pretty cool, seeing it from a different lense
The incredible yet scary thing about this scene is that it’s a sad but realistic take on a situation like this. Most superhero movies have scenes of catastrophic collateral damage during big battles, but the perspective of the chaotic confusion, horror and melancholy from the civilians, onlookers and people on the ground trying to help survivors is usually not really seen and explored. And let’s be honest us puny mortal humans we would either be terrified or angry if a fight between two or more superhumans occurred, which lead to this. And to be fair, Clark probably didn’t mean or want to cause this situation and casualties along the way… as Zod is mainly responsible for that, but Clark is still partially responsible for the collateral damage, no matter if intentional or more likely fir him, accidental.. So as somber as this scene is, it’s a scarily realistic portrayal of if something like this happened in real life. But then again tragically for the Americans something relatively similar happened in 2001 but because of something other than super powered aliens. But aftermath and the perspective of the people are very much the same… justified paranoia, fear and anger… which is seen in Batfleck’s Bruce after witnessing his employee becoming crippled, his employee/ friend Jack being killed and a young girl suffering the tragically similar fate to Bruce, of becoming an orphan. Yes it’s gritty, but it’s sadly very realistic.
I read somewhere that Wally was supposed to be the Superman villain John Corben aka Metallo. Jack was supposed to be Lucius Fox played by the late Lance Reddik, and the girl was supposed to be Carrie Kelly
Batman has MANY powers: his genius, his technology, his resourcefulness, and most of all his humanity, and his tenacity. I think that’s why we project ourselves onto him. We can all be Batman
Yes for sure
And he is rich
4:53 when Hans Zimmer’s finger gets stuck on the DOM button.
2:00. What a shot 👌🏼
2:43 Chills
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Bruce running through that smoke and chaos shows how mentally strong he is.
I tell you this movie is so underrated. This opening was perfect
2:56! It would be great if this scene were a post-credits scene in man of steel 🤯
No.
@@monotech20.14 yes
that would have been epic
@@monotech20.14 Yes.
@@monotech20.14 yes
I like how his employee is watching buildings collapse right out the window from him and he acts like it’s a fire drill 😂
1:42 in the midst of all the chaos, the battle between gods, remember humanities contribution.. A group of humans on a plane choosing to dive bomb the terraformer to end its threat. "A good death is its own reward."
Bruh the part when they zoom into super and zod is so badass yet scary
Wow yes
say what you want about the rest of the movie, this is one of the greatest opening scenes in movie history
I like how Bruce Wayne charges into the chaos even without the suit. A true life hero !
Saw that black cross when saving the girl,signifying self sacrifice for the the innocent?
The look to the superman with the background score is masterpiece 😢❤❤
The amount of injustice done to this flim is Criminal
0:04 the look in his eyes 🔥
0:16 the craziest thing is that Batman took a left turn at a red light
That was a bold move in preparation to fight Superman
2:39 I only just noticed now, you can see Superman fly out of the building.
From what I've seen I think Robert Pattinson will be a great Batman, a younger...angrier Batman. However, nobody will come close to an older and grizzled Batman, like Batfleck.
It would have been interesting to see Ben play Batman when he was in his early thirties
So trueeeee
This is just Ben being Batman, being a hero, ZACK, BEN such a great emotional and powerful scene
That girl from the scene was going to be orphan Batman's sidekick if this timeline would have continued 😢
There's is only one man running towards chaos & destruction. He's is BATMAN.
2:27 That scene where Zod used heat vision for the first time like a maniac. It's scary to see it from that perspective.
1:14 so satisfying how it slices through the buildings like that, rip the victims tho
This has to be one of the most underrated movies. Too deep for regular people.
Man of steel and batman v superman had bombasss openings. If only snyder could have maintained that same feel throughout the dceu.
This scene is truly masterpiece
I remember sitting in the cinemas, hair standing at 2:44 and I knew we were witnessing the best ever Batman on a live action screen with one of my personal all time favourite CBMs.
WB ruined DCEU, so only that scene and Wayne's childhood are entire BVS movie.
@Xen Glaris where can i wac The ultimate edition?
@@dwiyancandraromadhona8363 it's on BluRay and 4K
Did zack snydee make it?
When watching Man Of Steel for the first time, you’re only focused on Superman fighting Zod. You never realise what’s happening to the rest of the city and how everyone else is impacted by the fight.
If you squint hard enough, you *might* see Barry saving a kid from falling debris a few blocks away...
Time stamp ?
You can't, Zack never planned for Flash to be in this scene, and of course this isn't canon for SnyderVerse, just a pity fan service atrempt.
This scene is an evidence that Batman really is the brave and the bold
The background music is so fcking epic dude seriously
4:15 would have been the perfect start to a MOS post-credit scene.
Ben affleck never looked better than in this movie! An absolute beast and very, very handsome!
Every now and then the TH-cam algorithm pops up a BvS clip to remind me what a genius, brilliant film this was.
True!
the way he rushes in not as batman but bruce wayne
The best version of Batman and Bruce Wayne, overcame every fear, leaned everything, now he cared for his people and business
This is a really amazing scene, I haven't watched superheroes movies for a while because they haven't resonated with me, but the way Batman looks at Superman, basically with a look of "look what you have caused, look what you've done to my people, you don't even consider us, do you?" Is an amazing moment. Men are brave.
forget Guardians of the Galaxy
forget Deadpool and Wolverine
this..
is the greatest superhero movie opening scene of all time
💯💯💯
Name one moment where BVS is actually good and is better than this opening scene alone. Cause both GOTG and D&W are actually better than this cluttered mess of a film. It’s just a desperate attempt to cram in so many unnecessary subplots and trying to catch up to the MCU which ultimately failed.
1:52 Snyder uses that blue shockwave with the same type of crystal wind sound just like Zack Snyders watchmen with Dr Manhattan. Cool little detail and Easter egg
He also used it in rebel moon i believe when they blow up the mothership's core
Bruce Wayne running into that construction dust would be dead. Your lungs cant handle inhaling all that.
"You know what, we're gonna find your Mom, where is she?"
*Child points at the building.
*Batman "And I took that personally"
4:44 dam this scene 🤯🤯🤯
This was one of the best prologues ever. Think about the previous movie, just flying around, pummeling each other, destroying the planet. Now imagine you're on the ground and then this is your first contact with an alien.
The way he looks at superman and the music. 🔥
This was the only moment I felt like this movie really understood Batman’s character. So good
4:42 Architects looking at one giant green man crashing their buildings during average Avenger's fight.
It might be obvious, but the low-angle shots of Bruce helplessly watching his friend crumble in his building, then kneeling down to hug the newly orphaned girl, causes Bruce to relive his anger as a child when he lost his parents and couldn't do anything to stop it. It parallels the alley flashback at the beginning of the movie
This is one of my favorite movie moments in all movies because you get to see the city being destroyed from the ground instead of the heroes point of view. I know Bruce is Batman but in this moment he is just a normal guy trying to save his friend and other people. That makes him a true hero.
You can feel his genuine concerns for his employees. You can feel the respect his employees has for him. Best of all, you can feel his rage and anger for Superman.
This movie can be bad to people, or good to people, but wow the emotions are concrete.
The way he looked at Superman with the epic theme, wah I was screaming in theatre
3:03 If this scene in Man of steel end credits It's Masterpiece
Yaa
4:28 sweet bruce she gonna be dad hahah
It's crazy how both Bruce and Barry were there that day when it happened, seeing them trying to save people while Clark tries to stop Zod.
If Oliver Queen was in the DCEU and he was in Metropolis that day like Bruce and Barry, Ollie would have done the same thing, Stephen Amell"s Oliver Queen would have been trying to help and saving people if this happened in the Arrowverse
@@jamestoner3900no, Stephen amell Oliver queen will be like it not my problem and walk away until Felicity and diggle let him go back
I will never forget that look...
Now superman knows what a Man can do 💥
04:40 bgm is stunning one + expression + angry face...
Hell id be just as pissed too
Facts and they build status for bro💀
3:03 wtf, where's that horse come from
Police horse
I feel bad for the officer who was on horse back trying to stop an alien invasion.
4:42 this one of the best screenplay in movie ❤❤❤❤
Silent anger is always the most violent form of rage out there
4.44 priceless expression whatever you say