the main story of this movie revolves around Superman but batman got the most character development and more story arc so I think this is both superman and batman movie
I love how they talk as if Bruce Wayne and Batman are two separate people. I know it’s been done all the time in the comics, movies, and games but I just love the way they do it here.
I disagree heavily. He talks in there as if "Batman" is the real one and Bruce is just some sort of mask to his suit. He even hides it with his persona.
Cyber Doomgirl And that’s the way Batman should be. Snyder and Affleck nailed the character. I’m still iffy on the murdering character arc, but I understand what Snyder was trying to do
@@cybergothika6906 Bruce Wayne is the mask to the suit. Bruce Wayne died with his parents and the batman was born, since then batman is who Bruce really is, his face is just the mask and facade. With that suit.....that's who he is. Bruce Wayne died long time ago.
I always thought Batman had 3 faces- Batman, The Billionaire Playboy Bruce Wayne, and the real Bruce Wayne- the person only Alfred and other close associates see- the real person.
I personally enjoy watching Ben Affleck and Jeremy Irons interact as Bruce and Alfred, phenomenal acting and chemistry between two professional actors portraying iconic comic characters.
Just the way Affleck stares at the batsuit in this scene. Like an alcoholic staring at a bottle, or a junkie at a needle. As much as I enjoy Bale's Batman, I never felt that he "needed' the suit (despite it coming up multiple times throughout the trilogy). This one scene conveys just how tortured Affleck's Bruce Wayne is when he isn't wearing the suit. Ending the scene with Robin's suit is just the cherry on top.
I agree ben affleck portrayed batman in a way no other actor has been able to do. No disrespect to the others besides clooney and kilmers wasnt bad but it dosent make the list. But this portrayal was what people have wanted to see from Thee most popular comic book charachter ever (slightly more popular than superman of course but still more popular). I respect everyones opinion but this is a classic movie and people can insult me all they want but i haven't watched a nolan batman in yrs since this came out. And lets not forget hans zimmer and junkie xl made an exceptionally good score for this film. Last but not least there wasnt one good fight scene from batman before this came out.....not 1. Good movies shitty fight choreography or mediocre at best. I mean cmon he was trained by a secret society of ninja psychopaths and it takes the guy that was in gigli and the director of sucker punch to show people how to film a batman fight???
@@troubleman8430 tbh opinion should be at least a little bit objective than just " sucks, bad, joke and co". That's why it does looks and sounds like an opinion from idiot...
The only thing I vaguely have in common with Bruce between 1:40 to 1:55 is replacing the Bat Suit with my McDonalds uniform, and looking at it with intense dread.
It really breaks my heart that people disrespect Affleck’s Batman they way they do. His Depiction of Bruce Wayne & Batman is the most comics accurate we’ve ever had. His Bruce is literally tortured and in agony. He NAILS it completely. The carefree billionaire playboy act while behind the scenes he’s absolutely suffering, it’s written all over his face and it’s sooo good. The way he looks at the suit, his banter with Alfred.. it’s just perfect casting. Stellar Job. Definitely one of my favorite portrayals ever
Same with Andrew both were great casting choices but wasted on dogshit script and writing Ben here really looks like bruce wayne he showed his anger too he even looks like a handsome billionaire play boy
Hell no, just alone on the fact that he kills people makes his Batman completely wrong, and yes I know snyder tried to deconstruct Batman but imo he completely failed
the coffee scene says a lot. it says while Alfred technically works for Bruce, Bruce still understands Alfred raised him and respects him as more than just a butler almost like an uncle really so Alfred is allowed to say how he feels on things honestly so long as he always helps batmans plans even if he doesn't like them
Ben Affleck was good as Batman in this movie. Something about Justice League made me like his batman a lot less though. Idk maybe just all the jokes he made. Maybe just all the comedy cues he had where he said something awkward instead of the other guy.
@@Johnny3Batony Don't even have to go across the comic pond, his performance is just... eh, compared to Bale's. It's not terrible, but it is a let down.
@@johnskauge director change, Whedon fucked up JL. All the reshoots were comedic scenes and they left out character arcs and scenes that fit the narrative
The amount of respect Bruce has for Alfred 1- he made him a cup of coffee 2- he was standing up while Alfred sat 3- in Snyder’s cut he said to the justice league that he works for Alfred
I love the dynamic they have in these two films, it really feels to me like the definitive Batman live action interpretation. I hope someday we'll see more of them as these characters.
I always loved that in the comics and movies that man shows each ounce of love he has Alfred Yes there are some moments in games comics and in the movies where hes arguing with him But I love How batfleck shows so much respect to Alfred
@@rumbling3991 yea he is all Bruce has left what I mean is that batfleck is the only batman showing Alfred this much love and respect not saying that the others didn't show respect but ya get what I mean
Jonathan Collinson I actually always think this is about him not being able to draw a line between Bruce Wayne and Batman. Like he's completely torn in between both and not able to differentiate any more. That's what that look is. I absolutely loved this movie. It really portrayed at times that Bruce Wayne is the disguise and Batman is who he truly is
listen again to his conversation with alfred. alfred insists on being bruce wayne to get info off of luthor. which means he can't be batman for the night, and that upsets him. batman is after all, his true self. that's how I look at it though 🤷
That shot, in the very first teaser, was what actually made me rethink my initial hesitation about Batfleck. With that one look he just nails it, looking at that batsuit with pure rage. Like a junkie staring at a needle or an alcoholic at a bottle, Bruce hates that suit, he's cursed by it, but it's his whole life and he's nothing without it. He will never have a normal life. In a sense, Bruce Wayne died in that alleyway with his parents. He descended into an abyss where the bat was waiting for him (just as we see in the beginning of the film) and even by being Batman and fighting evil for 20 years, he will never get out - he even says "in the dream they took me to the light - a beautiful lie."
The Snyder Cut has the power to wipe out the entire Josstice League and if we believe there’s even a %1 chance that it exists, we have to take it as an absolute certainty. And we have to release it.
I love how that even if you don't know the story of Jason Todd, that 5 seconds alone with the suit tells you everything you need to know on why Batman has no respect for criminals
mr. Wldasoldmysoul4pussyasateen This movie is sh*t don't get me wrong, but I knew watching this movie without knowing anything but the movies that Joker killed Robin and Batman has given up his morals. All of that is done in 5 seconds and it's beautiful. I'm not a comic book guy I like good movies (which this isn't but a great scene)
mr. Wldasoldmysoul4pussyasateen I didn't even know there were more than two robins because I only knew Robin from the 60s and 90s. I was blind and then looked it up
I honestly didn't have the faintest fucking clue what that suit was until reading several comments on youtube. Speak for yourself. This movie relied way way too much on source material without explanation.
mr. Wldasoldmysoul4pussyasateen 1. Are you aware of robin and batman? 2. Are you aware of joker? 3. What was the first thing that came to your mind when you saw a suit that didnt resemble batmans? 4. What do you think the film maker is trying to convey by having "jokes on you batman" written on it? Do you even logic bro?
in my opinion I rather not rewatching any senses of movies I like so I can miss and forget a lot of the movie so I can watch it again I usually check some of the senses just to read the comments without watching the video
Snyders movies are very rewatchable, even the scenes. Show the beginning scene of BVS and the Injustice scene, is there anything like that in comic movies?
Next generations will realize that how amazing this movie was. quality of the movies dropped significally after zack snyder. Even if he will not direct a dc movie anytime soon, he should plan the dceu. P.s look at Marvel movies, even include infinity war and compare them with this masterpiece. Quality of early movies of dceu is clearly superior than Marvel's best movie ever....
This movie was built with many amazing scenes... but what people judged as bad was the movie itself, not the scenes, not the part... but the story and how it all went together. It was the right movie, the right director, but things just went bad. Too be fair, the extended edition did improve a lot. And to go further, removing the badly done Death of Superman (something I think should have been used to get Cavil out and maybe even end the DCEU). In the end, it was just a bad movie. Each of the scenes though, show the love and effort Zack had for this project. Each scene is more beautiful than any other super hero movie... Show them the scenes and I doubt anyone would doubt this was a great movie... show them the movie and people would wish they stuck to the scenes. If this movie was a dish, then all the parts were cooked properly before put together. The ingredients and everything was near perfect. But when put together, it's ruined. Same problem the prequels had (though I loved the Star Wars prequels).
Most of them just craved for "epic" fake CGI scenes from Marvel movies. But those scenes... they don t even have patience to enjoy the meaning of this masterpiece. Yes. may be our next generations will
@@burakhannarlioglu1663 1st, I believe you are wrong for quality of movies. The MCU is a masterpiece. That said, this movie wasn't a masterpiece, just the individual scenes. But, we should also be fair, the people on top not only caused a lot of issues, but they were trying to "catch up" to the MCU and push out a Justice League before they were ready...
Max Frankow In my opinion anyone who disagrees that Affleck is the best live action batman should be sorry for pretending to be a batman fan because a batman fan should know what a good batman is like Keaton and Bale were good but they are no way better than Affleck
1:59 this scene gives me chills every single time. Jason's death is yet another reminder of how ruthless criminals can be, and how there must be someone, or something, that scares them. This movie is not perfect, but damn it has its moments.
The way Bruce is staring at the batsuit is like an alcoholic staring at a beer. It also further emphasizes that Bruce Wayne is the mask and Batman is his TRUE SELF. This film nails that perfectly
I think Alfred isn't a butler in this version , I think he pretends to be a butler when there are guests or parties .. But yeah I think he's just his helper
I don’t why but JUST THAT intro scene of Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) waking up, having those pills, drinking, that random woman on the bed, the whole environment and that background score, just gets me into tears and I start feeling emotional to realise what he has been through. The losses suffered and the death of his parents. He’s alone, the whole way in which it’s made is really touching
It's interesting to speculate about what this Batman has been through and I believe it's just a random woman because I believe it was mentioned that Bruce and Selena wants married and they divorced I think Snyder had mentioned that
@@Dimmary actually it's worst because the robin was Dick Grayson is it was Jason Todd at least he would know that Dick is alive somewhere but now he has no one
And i don't think someone will come close to the physique Affleck has had, it's clear that the new version with Pattinson will take a different direction, and that's okay, every director must give his personal view of a character and every version MUST BE DIFFERENT. That said, i am really excited to see Batfleck again, even tho its such a shame that we never get to explore his "Bat-Verse", cuz there were a lot of things to see: villains, gotham, bat-family, catwoman etc.etc. And to all the idiots who criticise Robert Pattinson, just stop, i'm serious, choose another actor, in all those years (AFTER Twilight), he has worked with great directors and has done incredible indipendent films (even some real masterpieces) giving incredible performances, he's a great actor and i personally liked him as a "Batman Year 2" who is not so physically big (cuz he is at the beginning, of course), so i think he and the movie will be awesome!!!
I wish we could have scene a film with Ben as Batman and someone else as robin before this movie. Make Batman more happy because robin is light hearted but then his death absolutely transforms bats to what he is.
what I find interesting is that Man of Steel cinematographer Amir Mokhri has worked on most of the Transformers movies over the years, along with some major blockbusters. Larry Fong from BvS of course is Zack Snyder's long time collaborator, he's worked on 300, Watchmen among others. Fabian Wagner from Justice League has worked in Game of Thrones if I'm not mistaken. if there's one cinematographer I'd love to see on a Batman movie, it would be Newton Thomas-Sigel. his work on Superman Returns (as with most movies he shoots) just looks fantastic, top notch, almost like his frames are bathed in gold. I'd imagine a Kingdom Come movie with him as the cinematographer (and Snyder at the helm).
@Podcast - SørenCast Z Wally Pfister's cinematography for The Dark Knight trilogy was of course excellent as well. I do wish Hoyte Van Hoytema had gotten a chance to work on at least one of those movies; but he began collaborating with Nolan since Interstellar.
There is a very subtle and underlying theme in this scene that hasn't been talked of. It's clear that Alfred monitors Bruce's use of the BatSuit, almost like holding the keys to it. Bruce seems to make an argument about needing the suit, sounding almost like a request. Perhaps Alfred has decided that he needs to make sure his aging protegé doesn't overuse the alter ego, for his own protection...
Or maybe Alfred was making adjustments to the suit and Bruce was simply telling he that he needed it to be ready. It's clear Alfred in this movie was his mechanic/engineer and used to maintain all his gear. There's a scene in the beginning where Alfred was explaining something about how a new layer of armor was hindering the performance of the suit's microphone.
I came looking for THIS comment, lest I write it myself. "I'm gonna need to put a leech in his house...and I'm gonna need the suit" shifts the power dynamic every time I watch this scene. There is no master/servant here, but rather an acute understanding. They both know the consequences of using such a powerful, often cruel symbol --too much--.
Let's be real, the shots of Ben Affleck staring at the bat suit for ten seconds and then staring at robins suit was shot solely for the trailers. That's all. God I don't like Zack Snyder: as a film maker
Let's be real, the shots of Ben Affleck staring at the bat suit for ten seconds and then staring at robins suit was shot solely for the trailers. That's all. God I don't like Zack Snyder: as a film maker
I love how this scene portrays an aging Bruce Wayne dealing with the repercussions of being The Batman. You can tell from the dream of Bruce walking towards his parent’s graves and the vision of a massive grotesque bat creature that he has allowed what was originally supposed to be a crusade to honor his parents and what they stood for to become a descent into darkness. And he has become the monster that he always swore to stand against. Which is what makes the Martha scene so important, because Bruce has allowed the darkness to consume him, he has allowed his crusade and his vendetta to become his only existing ideology that nothing can stop him. Which is why when he hears Superman crying out for Bruce to save his mother, he realizes that he has not only allowed his rage and anger almost break him, he realized he was going to let an innocent life die, and he didn’t do anything to stop it. He had lost his reason for being Batman and was about to become a killer. And I think when Bruce rampaged through the warehouse, every punch, every kick was an extension of his refined purpose of standing tall in front of criminals and reminding them who and what he is.
Exactly, people don't see the depth and symbolism in this film. They expected everything to be spoonfed to them like in other movies. You actually have to think about it to understand it completely, and once you do, it's an incredible film.
@Medidas Yeah true, I agree. I think the Ultimate Edition filled in some of the holes and showed that Bruce was suffering from PTSD from his Parents' and Robin's deaths. Such as the nightmare scene with the bat and him taking pills to numb the pain. But yeah it is still hard to connect it with his cruel behavior unless you watch it multiple times which not everyone has the patience for. I think this movie had too much going on so some of the side plots could've been cut out.
@Michael Elam Completely agree. In his actions, he felt with each strike was redemption for not being strong enough to save his mother. In his actions of rampaging through that warehouse, he was honoring the promise to his parents, to be the dark avenger of Gotham.
The dialogue is great. The acting and the camera work are great. The soundtrack is great. The costume and set designing is great. This is a criminally underrated masterpiece. This movie isnt perfect, but it has perfect moments. I love it. It was misunderstood. But I hope that, in time, history regards it as a cult classic, in the vein of Blade Runner (just as badly received at first, but undisputedly praised until today).
There was something definitely different about this movie. Something dark and deep. I felt that it focused on the challenges of the characters, as themselves and as superheroes.
exactly what I've been thinking all these years. this one will go down as a cult classic. but, seeing as how the Snyder Cut is back in action, maybe we haven't seen the end of it just yet. hopefully
This handful of scenes reveals that Ben had a level of understanding of the character unlike any actor to play him. Bruce already had, and lost, a Robin, informing the character’s jaded, cynical worldview. He *is* Frank Miller’s Bat.
I like how Bruce gives Alfred Coffee. Good display of respect and admiration that Bruce has for Alfred. It’s such a subtle way to display said respect, but it works. No matter how powerful Bruce becomes he knows that Alfred is at his core. Bruce almost doesn’t even see Alfred as his butler more so as a father and even as a sidekick even. His equal possibly.
I love the fact Wayne talks about the suit like it's a person, and it sounds like he is asking Alfred's permission/blessing to take it. Love this film!
Overall, the movie missed the mark for most people, I get that. But I can say confidently that THIS interpretation of Bruce Wayne/Batman and Alfred are easily the best live action versions thus far. Again, to be clear, im not talking about the movie and the quality of it. Im talking about this portrayal of Batman which to me is absolutely perfect. The mannerisms, the nuances of Afflecks version is just... 👍🏼. The man is just walking rage, waiting to burst. Never really got that vibe from Christian Bale while also a great Batman, but for me, never really reminded me of the Batman I grew up reading. Afflecks did.
Bales portrayal was very angry as well, they just hid it more after Batman Begins. I guess realistically, being a vigilante would put you through different stages of emotions over the years. You'd start off super pissed, eventually calm down and learn to channel that rage more productively, and then with a long time of fighting crime under your belt, you'd become like this Bruce Wayne; Bitter and dissapointed with the results. Either way, I love both Bale and Affleck. I doubt anyone will top them.
Too bad this Batman/Bruce isn't really smart. I like how Batfleck looks visually, including his batcave and what not, but he is seriously not very smart.
It was a great idea with poor writing and some really bad casting. Having someone polish off the script because Snyder can't write for shit would have made it way better even despite that clown Jesse Eisenberg (or Gal's terrible acting, sorry simp virgins)
I really loved this scene and how it shows that he's Batman and Bruce is the mask. He's just staring at the suit knowing he can't really use it at the moment and then looking at Robins just speaking volumes that something horrible happened.
actually its been confirmed already that it is indeed jason todd, it was in the warner bros dc museum thing where they held the suit and they said it was jason todd killed by the joker
can anyone just please admire the music/score of this movie and the GORGEOUS cinematography specially at the beginning when he is at bed with that random woman. Also love Jeremy irons and ben Affleck performances in this movie
I keep coming back to this scene because of what's implied rather than said. I liked Christian Bale as Batman, but when it comes to showing the side of Batman/Bruce Wayne that was haunted and driven, he couldn't pull it off as well as Affleck did. Even Michael Keaton had his moments where he did a great job showing the dark and brooding character that was driven by his past, but Affleck had that look of obsession that made you feel it, like he had no choice.
Nah, he meant like the voice of Kevin Conroy, even though yes Keaton portrayed Batman in the past. Conroy's voice is just fucking magnificent. I cannot imagine an animated Batman without Conroy.
+deka W Fuck no , Arkham Verse is literally the real Batman , which is why they choose Conroy to voice him , Keaton's Batman was just Burton's view of him , not bad at the time but not even close to the comics. Ben is much closer to Arkhamverse.
Tamerlane (Timur) Yes, a masterpiece of terribly boring storytelling and unintentional hilarity when it tries to be broodingly mature and intelligent, which BvS isn't.
Mixing prescriptions and alcohol can be lethal. It's as if Bruce wants to die already but can't since his body is a self made defense mechanism. His body has a lot of antibodies to fight against a lot of toxins. It's like that scene from the first Captain America movie. Where Steve tries his best to get drunk but can't because his post SS body won't let him.
I think bringing on Matt Reeves to direct the film was the final nail in the coffin since he was soooooo fixed on the version and movie that he wanted to make. And irrespective of how much I liked his Batman, I will always hate him for not being able to see the DeathStroke/Batman face off Ben had planned.
Anyone who didn't want to see toned, rippling Ben Affleck ass is a blind coward and would not have called that scene unnecessary if it was a woman and we all know it. Besides we already saw Lois in a bath scene coping with her trauma and showcasing her relationship with Kal, try to see what Bruce Wayne's shower tells you about him and his mental state as he prepares for a social outing in the same way he prepares for a mission, how dark and boxed in the chamber is.
Uh, i'm a straight man and never asked to see Lois in a bathtub scene. Maybe wonder woman.... but def not Lois. Either give me legit wank material or leave it out altogether.
Hands down, the best batman ever ! The way he stares at the batsuit 🔥 The most comical accurate , brutal , dark batman ever ! Sad , still some people will give an edge to bale and Pattinson 🤦♂️
We just dont deserve Ben Affleck.People are gonna rave about Christian Bale.But lets be honest Christian Bale is a good actor while Ben Affleck will always be the gold standard for playing the dark knight.
I don’t think anyone will ever surpass this batman in this movie. Yes the Movie is weird but the batman Bruce Wayne scenes are absolut perfection. I still use it for my daily motivation, ain’t gonna lie
Man this guy affleck made a perfect Batman and Bruce Wayne . Love how we woke up a true drunk billionaire play boy, then Bruce & Alfred’s chemistry and then the way he stairs at the bat suit with anger and regret .
There is one thing I like best in Zack Snyder's films and it is not the beautiful cinematography. It is the non-verbal scenes. When the characters almost say nothing but they tell you everythings. Like this scene when Bruce stares at a bat suit. We can see the pain, anger, obsession in him. Then we see robin's suit with the words written by the Joker as a answer to Bruce's anger and pain. It's a answer to why he is so obsession with fighting crime and why he need to be Batman. We see the Wayne mansion being destroyed as a symbol of how damage Bruce wayne are. Just one short scene and we get to know alot about this characters. They said that Zack Snyder don't know how to tell a story, i think diffrent. I think he just have a diffrent way to tell a story and not many people appreciate it.
I think this approach worked well with Affleck as Batman in just the way you describe here but I think it was overused with Cavill as Superman. Cavill was pretty wooden and bland for most of this movie, seemingly clinically depressed, and it made the movie drag. I think Affleck pulls it off well though.
@@martin..3700 It had to do with EVERYTHING you ignorant mister People were just attacking zack online because they don’t like his movies and his daughter was so depressed because of that and then committed suicide
Meerim Kut People theorize that it's dark from when the Wayne Manor burned down. That when The Joker killed him, he was in the manor when it was burning.
1:59 I'm getting the absolute chills from this scene. I really hope we get an Under The Red Hood movie, it would look fantastic in a cinematic depiction!
I absolutely loved Ben Affleck as Batman I don’t care what anyone says, there were some flaws but his character development in this movie and the justice league(Snyder cut) movie proves he deserves his own movie. He was the most comic book accurate version in terms of Size, demeanor, dark personality, brute strength and unstoppable will power and MMA fighting style. The best Batman since Michael Keaton hands down!!!!!
2:01 One of my all time favourite moments of BVS which had no dialogue at all but spoke so many volumes. The sight of the burned out Robin suit hung up in the Batcave covered in HA! HA! HA! grafftiti courtesy of The Joker with Bruce looking up at it gives me pure chills as it looks and feels like it was pulled straight from the pages of the comic books. That one shot of the costume tells you that something really bad happened to Robin in the past but it also served as a brutal reminder as to why Bruce continues to wage war against evil as Batman.
The cinematography in this movie beats every mcu movie. Every frame feels like a perfect picture. Really helps to make the movie seem kind of like a comic book. Each camera shot tells its own story, even when sometimes there’s no dialogue.
1:42 I really loved this scene. The bat suit and Bruce Wayne’s facial expressions and robins suits. We have to get under the red hood live action movie
Jeremy Irons was the Alfred we needed. Part Philosopher, Mechanic, Intelligence Officer, Mentor, Security Gatekeeper. This guy was a home run. We need a Red Hood storyline in a future movie.
Bruce looks at the suit and thinks, "Ahh, this would be SO much easier if I put on the bat suit and break in Lex's mansion... But no, I have to go out and... socialize..."
1:30 the lesson to walk away with with batfleck and battinson. Batman has to fight his way in, Bruce Wayne gets the door opened for him with a hello. Two sides of the same coin that save the day.
I hope the rumors aren't true. I hope Ben Affleck doesn't step away as Batman. I didn't think he could pull it off when he excepted the role but so far he's done a great job. He IS Batman.
Green eyed Monster There were problems with the movie, but it wasn't (in my opinion) the actors. No great fan of Affleck, but he is good in this. Incidentally, if you haven't seen The Accountant, check it out. Affleck is good in this, too.
He stares at the Bat to remind himself of this capability. Just beside te bat, he has a dead Robin's suit. To remember his mistakes and not to get carried away. To stay grounded. Amazing.
Didn’t like the movie but dang Ben Affleck’s Batman was goated. He was Arkham Batman and aside from him disregarding the iconic no-kill rule, I think he was a perfect iteration of the character
I love how for a moment there Bruce was asking permission from Alfred to use the suit when he said "I'm gonna need the suit", that's how you know Alfred is a father figure to Bruce and the keeper of the bat.
This is some brilliant visual storytelling tbh. The fact that Zack is portraying the history and bond they have without the characters going off on a monologue....Like just look at Bruce giving Alfred a cup of coffee and..almost asking permission to use the suit? And the fact that they talk about Bruce and The Bat as being two separate entities. Wow. This movie(Ultimate Cut of course) wasn't ahead of it's time. But it did require a couple of rewatches to fully understand the depth the characters and the story have.
This Batman needed his own movie like this.
I think BvS is in fact more of a batman movie than a superman's
@@ronnykazadi352 I agree
the main story of this movie revolves around Superman but batman got the most character development and more story arc so I think this is both superman and batman movie
the dark knight returns.... that's where this batman is from.
The director should be zack snyder
I love how they talk as if Bruce Wayne and Batman are two separate people. I know it’s been done all the time in the comics, movies, and games but I just love the way they do it here.
I disagree heavily. He talks in there as if "Batman" is the real one and Bruce is just some sort of mask to his suit. He even hides it with his persona.
Cyber Doomgirl And that’s the way Batman should be. Snyder and Affleck nailed the character. I’m still iffy on the murdering character arc, but I understand what Snyder was trying to do
@@cybergothika6906 Bruce Wayne is the mask to the suit. Bruce Wayne died with his parents and the batman was born, since then batman is who Bruce really is, his face is just the mask and facade. With that suit.....that's who he is. Bruce Wayne died long time ago.
@@ZAXN It was exactly what I've said
I always thought Batman had 3 faces- Batman, The Billionaire Playboy Bruce Wayne, and the real Bruce Wayne- the person only Alfred and other close associates see- the real person.
I personally enjoy watching Ben Affleck and Jeremy Irons interact as Bruce and Alfred, phenomenal acting and chemistry between two professional actors portraying iconic comic characters.
really?
@@BlameKilo yessirrrr
Hell fucking yeah
As he should be
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Just the way Affleck stares at the batsuit in this scene. Like an alcoholic staring at a bottle, or a junkie at a needle. As much as I enjoy Bale's Batman, I never felt that he "needed' the suit (despite it coming up multiple times throughout the trilogy). This one scene conveys just how tortured Affleck's Bruce Wayne is when he isn't wearing the suit. Ending the scene with Robin's suit is just the cherry on top.
I agree ben affleck portrayed batman in a way no other actor has been able to do. No disrespect to the others besides clooney and kilmers wasnt bad but it dosent make the list. But this portrayal was what people have wanted to see from Thee most popular comic book charachter ever (slightly more popular than superman of course but still more popular). I respect everyones opinion but this is a classic movie and people can insult me all they want but i haven't watched a nolan batman in yrs since this came out. And lets not forget hans zimmer and junkie xl made an exceptionally good score for this film. Last but not least there wasnt one good fight scene from batman before this came out.....not 1. Good movies shitty fight choreography or mediocre at best. I mean cmon he was trained by a secret society of ninja psychopaths and it takes the guy that was in gigli and the director of sucker punch to show people how to film a batman fight???
👍👍👍 Zack made this movie too deep and serious for the average people. So many layers. Most serious on screen Batman yet.
@@troubleman8430 BvS will be talked about for years.
@UrbanExplorer1000 because his opinion is different than yours? Actually you're the idiot
@@troubleman8430 tbh opinion should be at least a little bit objective than just " sucks, bad, joke and co".
That's why it does looks and sounds like an opinion from idiot...
The only thing I vaguely have in common with Bruce between 1:40 to 1:55 is replacing the Bat Suit with my McDonalds uniform, and looking at it with intense dread.
MrPhenom444 lmao I can imagine a dude staring at his McDonald's uniform like that
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This is the funniest RUclips comment I've read all year.
Hilarious! :)
I've been crying at this comment for 20mins
It really breaks my heart that people disrespect Affleck’s Batman they way they do. His Depiction of Bruce Wayne & Batman is the most comics accurate we’ve ever had. His Bruce is literally tortured and in agony. He NAILS it completely. The carefree billionaire playboy act while behind the scenes he’s absolutely suffering, it’s written all over his face and it’s sooo good. The way he looks at the suit, his banter with Alfred.. it’s just perfect casting. Stellar Job. Definitely one of my favorite portrayals ever
Same with Andrew both were great casting choices but wasted on dogshit script and writing Ben here really looks like bruce wayne he showed his anger too he even looks like a handsome billionaire play boy
Yeah
They'll never find just as perfect looking bruce wayne as Affleck
This. It's perfection. I'd call it a top 3 casting for the genre. Top 5 MINIMUM. #RestoreTheSnyderverse
Hell no, just alone on the fact that he kills people makes his Batman completely wrong, and yes I know snyder tried to deconstruct Batman but imo he completely failed
the coffee scene says a lot. it says while Alfred technically works for Bruce, Bruce still understands Alfred raised him and respects him as more than just a butler almost like an uncle really so Alfred is allowed to say how he feels on things honestly so long as he always helps batmans plans even if he doesn't like them
also...Bruce Wayne died when robin did
Bruce is helpless without Alfred and he knows it.
Uncle. You mean the surrogate father. The one who raised him and taught him to be more than just a man, but a great man. The best man. The batman.
kevin texter
That’s bullshit i get what you’re trying to say but you should’ve replaced Robin with Thomas Wayne and Martha Wayne
Alfred doesn't "work" for Bruce, Alfred takes care of Bruce. He's not there for the money. Bruce is basically his own son.
2 good things about this movie:
1.) Ben Affleck as Batman
2.) Jeremy Irons as Alfred
Keiron Smith just watched this and I was more in love with their suites. Love Alfred’s attire
Ben Affleck was good as Batman in this movie. Something about Justice League made me like his batman a lot less though. Idk maybe just all the jokes he made. Maybe just all the comedy cues he had where he said something awkward instead of the other guy.
@UrbanExplorer1000 Fuck off marvel pajeet
@@Johnny3Batony Don't even have to go across the comic pond, his performance is just... eh, compared to Bale's. It's not terrible, but it is a let down.
@@johnskauge director change, Whedon fucked up JL. All the reshoots were comedic scenes and they left out character arcs and scenes that fit the narrative
The amount of respect Bruce has for Alfred
1- he made him a cup of coffee
2- he was standing up while Alfred sat
3- in Snyder’s cut he said to the justice league that he works for Alfred
I love the dynamic they have in these two films, it really feels to me like the definitive Batman live action interpretation. I hope someday we'll see more of them as these characters.
I always loved that in the comics and movies that man shows each ounce of love he has Alfred Yes there are some moments in games comics and in the movies where hes arguing with him But I love How batfleck shows so much respect to Alfred
@@Blackbird1219 i mean , alfred's all he got left
@@rumbling3991 yea he is all Bruce has left what I mean is that batfleck is the only batman showing Alfred this much love and respect not saying that the others didn't show respect but ya get what I mean
One of many things I love in the Snydercut is how the Justice League really respect Alfred. Especially when Barry was having fun with him.
There's just something about this clip I really like. The atmosphere, the interactions between Bruce and Alfred.
It's film noir stuff. I wish TDK trilogy had this kind of atmosphere
@@visionist7 yeah the trilogy was amazing but lacked a bit in the bruce-alfred relation they have in this
@@visionist7 You think The Batman will have this kind of atmosphere?
@@galvinpro hopefully. The trailer definitely looks edgy
@@visionist7 it did lol, you missed it
1:46 That look of surefire unabashed rage is just pure Batman.
Ben's face is literally shaking as if he's seeking to tear someone apart.
Clock I wonder what he's thinking in that moment? I'm thinking of the possibilities of what this scene is trying to convey.
Jonathan Collinson I actually always think this is about him not being able to draw a line between Bruce Wayne and Batman. Like he's completely torn in between both and not able to differentiate any more. That's what that look is.
I absolutely loved this movie. It really portrayed at times that Bruce Wayne is the disguise and Batman is who he truly is
listen again to his conversation with alfred. alfred insists on being bruce wayne to get info off of luthor. which means he can't be batman for the night, and that upsets him. batman is after all, his true self.
that's how I look at it though 🤷
If only Batfleck still kept his ideals not to kill people, he would've been the most believable as Batman for me
That shot, in the very first teaser, was what actually made me rethink my initial hesitation about Batfleck. With that one look he just nails it, looking at that batsuit with pure rage. Like a junkie staring at a needle or an alcoholic at a bottle, Bruce hates that suit, he's cursed by it, but it's his whole life and he's nothing without it. He will never have a normal life. In a sense, Bruce Wayne died in that alleyway with his parents. He descended into an abyss where the bat was waiting for him (just as we see in the beginning of the film) and even by being Batman and fighting evil for 20 years, he will never get out - he even says "in the dream they took me to the light - a beautiful lie."
The Snyder Cut has the power to wipe out the entire Josstice League and if we believe there’s even a %1 chance that it exists, we have to take it as an absolute certainty. And we have to release it.
It's coming my man
Hell yeah, bois.
@@Mypeenorhurt yo you gotta face off against Superman sometime
He is not our enemy!
The josstice league is not our enemy!!
I love how that even if you don't know the story of Jason Todd, that 5 seconds alone with the suit tells you everything you need to know on why Batman has no respect for criminals
mr. Wldasoldmysoul4pussyasateen This movie is sh*t don't get me wrong, but I knew watching this movie without knowing anything but the movies that Joker killed Robin and Batman has given up his morals. All of that is done in 5 seconds and it's beautiful. I'm not a comic book guy I like good movies (which this isn't but a great scene)
mr. Wldasoldmysoul4pussyasateen I didn't even know there were more than two robins because I only knew Robin from the 60s and 90s. I was blind and then looked it up
I honestly didn't have the faintest fucking clue what that suit was until reading several comments on youtube. Speak for yourself. This movie relied way way too much on source material without explanation.
YOSH Well. Now you know. Great film.
mr. Wldasoldmysoul4pussyasateen
1. Are you aware of robin and batman?
2. Are you aware of joker?
3. What was the first thing that came to your mind when you saw a suit that didnt resemble batmans?
4. What do you think the film maker is trying to convey by having "jokes on you batman" written on it?
Do you even logic bro?
People bashed this so much, but BvS is literally the only comic book movie I come back to rewatch scenes from on youtube
in my opinion I rather not rewatching any senses of movies I like so I can miss and forget a lot of the movie so I can watch it again I usually check some of the senses just to read the comments without watching the video
you are'nt the only one.
@le Hoarderz Al-Shekelsteins Speak for you
Snyders movies are very rewatchable, even the scenes. Show the beginning scene of BVS and the Injustice scene, is there anything like that in comic movies?
@@The80sWolf_ Agree specially MoS it was a matserpiece
I like how Bruce is telling Alfred "I'm gonna need the suit" like he's asking for permission.
Bruce works for Alfred.
@@lexex2550literally, what?
@@lexex2550 not literally, just Alfred is basically his father/advisor/mastermind guy
Probably meant for Alfred to prepare his suit, not that he needs permission.
I hope people will eventually realize how beautiful this film is. So poetic and dark. Beautiful.
Next generations will realize that how amazing this movie was. quality of the movies dropped significally after zack snyder. Even if he will not direct a dc movie anytime soon, he should plan the dceu. P.s look at Marvel movies, even include infinity war and compare them with this masterpiece. Quality of early movies of dceu is clearly superior than Marvel's best movie ever....
This movie was built with many amazing scenes... but what people judged as bad was the movie itself, not the scenes, not the part... but the story and how it all went together.
It was the right movie, the right director, but things just went bad. Too be fair, the extended edition did improve a lot. And to go further, removing the badly done Death of Superman (something I think should have been used to get Cavil out and maybe even end the DCEU).
In the end, it was just a bad movie. Each of the scenes though, show the love and effort Zack had for this project. Each scene is more beautiful than any other super hero movie...
Show them the scenes and I doubt anyone would doubt this was a great movie... show them the movie and people would wish they stuck to the scenes.
If this movie was a dish, then all the parts were cooked properly before put together. The ingredients and everything was near perfect. But when put together, it's ruined.
Same problem the prequels had (though I loved the Star Wars prequels).
Most of them just craved for "epic" fake CGI scenes from Marvel movies. But those scenes... they don t even have patience to enjoy the meaning of this masterpiece. Yes. may be our next generations will
@@burakhannarlioglu1663 1st, I believe you are wrong for quality of movies. The MCU is a masterpiece. That said, this movie wasn't a masterpiece, just the individual scenes.
But, we should also be fair, the people on top not only caused a lot of issues, but they were trying to "catch up" to the MCU and push out a Justice League before they were ready...
My main.problem was with the last scenes of the movie after the bay signal. They felt weak after superb character driven scenes like these
I'm sorry but I LOVE this Bruce Wayne/Batman.
@Nahid A fuck outta here that bale shit was below average.
Dont be sorry ! Ben in BvS is the best Batman/Bruce Wayne !
Batflleck is the best batman ever
Max Frankow
In my opinion anyone who disagrees that Affleck is the best live action batman should be sorry for pretending to be a batman fan because a batman fan should know what a good batman is like Keaton and Bale were good but they are no way better than Affleck
Same to
1:59 this scene gives me chills every single time. Jason's death is yet another reminder of how ruthless criminals can be, and how there must be someone, or something, that scares them.
This movie is not perfect, but damn it has its moments.
Debatable choice but here It is Richard Grayson who got killed ...
You can see his name on a tombstone
Ultimate edition è perfetta
@@CristianZanin2002it’s in the theatrical cut too
It was said the Robin that was killed was Dick Grayson
The Joker is Dick Grayson, look at his tattoos in suicide squad.
We all know that Affleck made a fantastic batman but damn... his portrayal of Bruce Wayne was out of the league really.
Ikr. I actually cared about Bruce Wayne for once
If it weren't for that Josstice League crap we could've still had batfleck. I really freaking hate WB
Cheren Tee its ok. He’s coming back for the flash.
ninimad in the upcoming flash film. Batfleck will be the main Batman and Keaton will be Batman in an alternate reality. Look it up
AGREED
The music in this movie is the best score I've never heard for a super hero movie. Hans and Junkie made a masterpiece.
exactly
naa The Dark Knight and man Of steel is better imo
yes brother.
you are right,Music in this movie was great from all super heroes movies
I agree. I love movie scores. They put you IN the movie.
I thought it was just overly loud and pretentious. TDK and MOS were much better.
The way Bruce is staring at the batsuit is like an alcoholic staring at a beer. It also further emphasizes that Bruce Wayne is the mask and Batman is his TRUE SELF. This film nails that perfectly
Am I the only one who noticed that Bruce Wayne made Alfred a cup of coffee?
Alfred is more than just a butler.
Two way street, now.
That's out of character isn't it !?
I think Alfred isn't a butler in this version , I think he pretends to be a butler when there are guests or parties .. But yeah I think he's just his helper
He's like a father to Bruce. He really cares.
I don’t why but JUST THAT intro scene of Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) waking up, having those pills, drinking, that random woman on the bed, the whole environment and that background score, just gets me into tears and I start feeling emotional to realise what he has been through. The losses suffered and the death of his parents. He’s alone, the whole way in which it’s made is really touching
Not to mention the death of Robin (Jason Todd)
I bet the woman is Selina Kyle.
I believe the same
It's interesting to speculate about what this Batman has been through and I believe it's just a random woman because I believe it was mentioned that Bruce and Selena wants married and they divorced I think Snyder had mentioned that
@@Dimmary actually it's worst because the robin was Dick Grayson is it was Jason Todd at least he would know that Dick is alive somewhere but now he has no one
I REALLY WISHED we got to see a solo Batfleck film. I really LOVE the interaction between Iron’s Alfred and Afleck’s Bruce.
There’s hope!
and deathstroke as well. Warner Bros fumbled big time. We now have a shitty universe.
When it comes to as authentic a portrayal of the physicality of the Batman as depicted in the comics, no one, and I mean NO ONE comes close to Affleck
No one YET.
@@Beraksekebon21 Pattinson have the pysique of an early Robin..... nothing to say about the acting
And i don't think someone will come close to the physique Affleck has had, it's clear that the new version with Pattinson will take a different direction, and that's okay, every director must give his personal view of a character and every version MUST BE DIFFERENT.
That said, i am really excited to see Batfleck again, even tho its such a shame that we never get to explore his "Bat-Verse", cuz there were a lot of things to see: villains, gotham, bat-family, catwoman etc.etc.
And to all the idiots who criticise Robert Pattinson, just stop, i'm serious, choose another actor, in all those years (AFTER Twilight), he has worked with great directors and has done incredible indipendent films (even some real masterpieces) giving incredible performances, he's a great actor and i personally liked him as a "Batman Year 2" who is not so physically big (cuz he is at the beginning, of course), so i think he and the movie will be awesome!!!
Maybe Jon Hamm
its comicbooky
biggest crime in cinema was not giving this bat a solo movie
The cinematography in this movie is incredible. No other comic book film gets near it. Maybe man of steel. Cannot wait for the Snyder cut
I wish we could have scene a film with Ben as Batman and someone else as robin before this movie. Make Batman more happy because robin is light hearted but then his death absolutely transforms bats to what he is.
@greasepitofshame The writing is great!
@greasepitofshame Well, everyone's got an own opinion.🤷♂️
what I find interesting is that Man of Steel cinematographer Amir Mokhri has worked on most of the Transformers movies over the years, along with some major blockbusters. Larry Fong from BvS of course is Zack Snyder's long time collaborator, he's worked on 300, Watchmen among others. Fabian Wagner from Justice League has worked in Game of Thrones if I'm not mistaken. if there's one cinematographer I'd love to see on a Batman movie, it would be Newton Thomas-Sigel. his work on Superman Returns (as with most movies he shoots) just looks fantastic, top notch, almost like his frames are bathed in gold. I'd imagine a Kingdom Come movie with him as the cinematographer (and Snyder at the helm).
@Podcast - SørenCast Z Wally Pfister's cinematography for The Dark Knight trilogy was of course excellent as well. I do wish Hoyte Van Hoytema had gotten a chance to work on at least one of those movies; but he began collaborating with Nolan since Interstellar.
There is a very subtle and underlying theme in this scene that hasn't been talked of. It's clear that Alfred monitors Bruce's use of the BatSuit, almost like holding the keys to it. Bruce seems to make an argument about needing the suit, sounding almost like a request. Perhaps Alfred has decided that he needs to make sure his aging protegé doesn't overuse the alter ego, for his own protection...
I was literally thinking this exact thing
and doesn't lose his last remaining link to being human in the true sense 😍😍
That's a great analysis mann
Or maybe Alfred was making adjustments to the suit and Bruce was simply telling he that he needed it to be ready. It's clear Alfred in this movie was his mechanic/engineer and used to maintain all his gear. There's a scene in the beginning where Alfred was explaining something about how a new layer of armor was hindering the performance of the suit's microphone.
I came looking for THIS comment, lest I write it myself. "I'm gonna need to put a leech in his house...and I'm gonna need the suit" shifts the power dynamic every time I watch this scene. There is no master/servant here, but rather an acute understanding. They both know the consequences of using such a powerful, often cruel symbol --too much--.
1:47 Damn, that face says it all.
All his anger, his pain, his loss.
"The fever, the rage, the feeling of powerlessness, that turns good men...cruel." - Alfred
Let's be real, the shots of Ben Affleck staring at the bat suit for ten seconds and then staring at robins suit was shot solely for the trailers. That's all. God I don't like Zack Snyder: as a film maker
Let's be real, the shots of Ben Affleck staring at the bat suit for ten seconds and then staring at robins suit was shot solely for the trailers. That's all. God I don't like Zack Snyder: as a film maker
I love how this scene portrays an aging Bruce Wayne dealing with the repercussions of being The Batman. You can tell from the dream of Bruce walking towards his parent’s graves and the vision of a massive grotesque bat creature that he has allowed what was originally supposed to be a crusade to honor his parents and what they stood for to become a descent into darkness. And he has become the monster that he always swore to stand against. Which is what makes the Martha scene so important, because Bruce has allowed the darkness to consume him, he has allowed his crusade and his vendetta to become his only existing ideology that nothing can stop him. Which is why when he hears Superman crying out for Bruce to save his mother, he realizes that he has not only allowed his rage and anger almost break him, he realized he was going to let an innocent life die, and he didn’t do anything to stop it. He had lost his reason for being Batman and was about to become a killer. And I think when Bruce rampaged through the warehouse, every punch, every kick was an extension of his refined purpose of standing tall in front of criminals and reminding them who and what he is.
Exactly, people don't see the depth and symbolism in this film. They expected everything to be spoonfed to them like in other movies. You actually have to think about it to understand it completely, and once you do, it's an incredible film.
@Medidas Yeah true, I agree. I think the Ultimate Edition filled in some of the holes and showed that Bruce was suffering from PTSD from his Parents' and Robin's deaths. Such as the nightmare scene with the bat and him taking pills to numb the pain. But yeah it is still hard to connect it with his cruel behavior unless you watch it multiple times which not everyone has the patience for. I think this movie had too much going on so some of the side plots could've been cut out.
@Michael Elam Completely agree. In his actions, he felt with each strike was redemption for not being strong enough to save his mother. In his actions of rampaging through that warehouse, he was honoring the promise to his parents, to be the dark avenger of Gotham.
Except the 10-11 dudes he murdered in that warehouse. That should NEVER happen.
Batman is literally the definition on how money can't buy happiness
True
Yeah but i’d rather be crying in my Lambo any day
@@superiorgaming8086 😭😭😭🤣🤣
@@superiorgaming8086 without money life is pain but at least with money it is air conditioned rolls royace pain
@@superiorgaming8086 Plz 😭
batman serving coffee to his butler , another reason why Ben Affleck is the best batman!
He's like a father to Bruce. He really cares.
Goran Maleski naa this Batman suck
Goran Maleski In the Dceu Alfred wasn't a butler. He was a body guard according to his bio.
Luis Fabregaa
You suck but this batman is perfect he’s totally the best batman in live action to date
what does this button do or why this movie was inaccurate
"I'm gonna need the suit"
.
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Spoken like a stubborn child to his father
That's basically this entire scene 😂
The dialogue is great. The acting and the camera work are great. The soundtrack is great. The costume and set designing is great.
This is a criminally underrated masterpiece. This movie isnt perfect, but it has perfect moments. I love it.
It was misunderstood. But I hope that, in time, history regards it as a cult classic, in the vein of Blade Runner (just as badly received at first, but undisputedly praised until today).
The critics are dumb
There was something definitely different about this movie. Something dark and deep. I felt that it focused on the challenges of the characters, as themselves and as superheroes.
Can’t believe people really talked down on Blade Runner smh
@@puspalatanayak9274 exactly
exactly what I've been thinking all these years. this one will go down as a cult classic. but, seeing as how the Snyder Cut is back in action, maybe we haven't seen the end of it just yet. hopefully
The dripping grey undertones, the cynical, brutal dialogue and the dark, depressing music. Truly a masterpiece of a movie.
This handful of scenes reveals that Ben had a level of understanding of the character unlike any actor to play him. Bruce already had, and lost, a Robin, informing the character’s jaded, cynical worldview. He *is* Frank Miller’s Bat.
BvS is a masterpiece.
The best comic book film of the 2010s decade.
I agree
True
Here before some Snyder-hater starts spitting you shit.
@@odiadordeisrael fuck snyder
The extended versión, yes.
I like how Bruce gives Alfred Coffee. Good display of respect and admiration that Bruce has for Alfred. It’s such a subtle way to display said respect, but it works. No matter how powerful Bruce becomes he knows that Alfred is at his core. Bruce almost doesn’t even see Alfred as his butler more so as a father and even as a sidekick even. His equal possibly.
I love the fact Wayne talks about the suit like it's a person, and it sounds like he is asking Alfred's permission/blessing to take it. Love this film!
Ben Alfeds / Bruce Wayne Batman
Henry Cavil / Clark Jospeh Kent Superman
Amy Adams / Lois Lane Calvin Swanwick
Jesse Eisenberg / Lex Launer LexCorp
Gal Gadot / Diana Thurmond Prince Wonder Woman
I'm in love with this house
Jose Paz I watch this video just for that..to be Frank😍
Me too HAHA. The glasshouse is so simple and beautiful
Same!
It was a gift from Thomas Wayne to his Wife Martha
It's based on the real life "Farnsworth" house. It's just bigger than the original and of course, black instead of white
Overall, the movie missed the mark for most people, I get that.
But I can say confidently that THIS interpretation of Bruce Wayne/Batman and Alfred are easily the best live action versions thus far.
Again, to be clear, im not talking about the movie and the quality of it. Im talking about this portrayal of Batman which to me is absolutely perfect. The mannerisms, the nuances of Afflecks version is just... 👍🏼.
The man is just walking rage, waiting to burst. Never really got that vibe from Christian Bale while also a great Batman, but for me, never really reminded me of the Batman I grew up reading.
Afflecks did.
Bales portrayal was very angry as well, they just hid it more after Batman Begins. I guess realistically, being a vigilante would put you through different stages of emotions over the years. You'd start off super pissed, eventually calm down and learn to channel that rage more productively, and then with a long time of fighting crime under your belt, you'd become like this Bruce Wayne; Bitter and dissapointed with the results. Either way, I love both Bale and Affleck. I doubt anyone will top them.
Too bad this Batman/Bruce isn't really smart. I like how Batfleck looks visually, including his batcave and what not, but he is seriously not very smart.
@@Sarnatuile If he was younger he would be. But I guess he is consumed by rage that it clouds most of his judgment at times.
It was a great idea with poor writing and some really bad casting. Having someone polish off the script because Snyder can't write for shit would have made it way better even despite that clown Jesse Eisenberg (or Gal's terrible acting, sorry simp virgins)
1:52 gives me chills everytime
That Robin shrine is easily the best part here.
I really loved this scene and how it shows that he's Batman and Bruce is the mask. He's just staring at the suit knowing he can't really use it at the moment and then looking at Robins just speaking volumes that something horrible happened.
which Robin is it you can think???
Jason Todd if they're really using more Dark Knight Returns lore, but I'm also leaving Dick Grayson open as a possibility.
Dick Grayson I think is played by Scott Eastwood in sucide squad playing undercover for batman.
Just my opnion
actually its been confirmed already that it is indeed jason todd, it was in the warner bros dc museum thing where they held the suit and they said it was jason todd killed by the joker
can anyone just please admire the music/score of this movie and the GORGEOUS cinematography specially at the beginning when he is at bed with that random woman. Also love Jeremy irons and ben Affleck performances in this movie
Marius Andrè Fosshaug-Olufsen
I Fucking feel you :’(
As a wannabe musician, I think his score is perfect and I'm jealous lol
I bet the woman is Selina Kyle.
I keep coming back to this scene because of what's implied rather than said. I liked Christian Bale as Batman, but when it comes to showing the side of Batman/Bruce Wayne that was haunted and driven, he couldn't pull it off as well as Affleck did. Even Michael Keaton had his moments where he did a great job showing the dark and brooding character that was driven by his past, but Affleck had that look of obsession that made you feel it, like he had no choice.
The way he stares at his suit before leaving is so good. The implication that he wants to put on the suit regardless of invitations, so good.
It's like the black spiderman suit made of the venom symbiote
I just love Batfleck man.... the closest thing you get from Kevin conroy's.
niner98 that was Michael Keaton
This is arkhamverse meets frank miller
Nah, he meant like the voice of Kevin Conroy, even though yes Keaton portrayed Batman in the past. Conroy's voice is just fucking magnificent. I cannot imagine an animated Batman without Conroy.
niner98 Yes!He even looks like the Bruce Wayne from the Arkham Games
+deka W
Fuck no , Arkham Verse is literally the real Batman , which is why they choose Conroy to voice him , Keaton's Batman was just Burton's view of him , not bad at the time but not even close to the comics.
Ben is much closer to Arkhamverse.
Spoilers: Crisis on Infinite Earth’s Earth-99 Bruce Wayne is definitely like Batfleck..
what i love about this movie is batman looks so tired but then again thats what batman is
We will never gonna see masterpiece like this anymore..
Justice League sucked!
It would have been a great Batman movie. It was a terrible Superman movie.
Tamerlane (Timur) Yes, a masterpiece of terribly boring storytelling and unintentional hilarity when it tries to be broodingly mature and intelligent, which BvS isn't.
Glen Wang tell me where you thought it was bad
@B R Josstice league sucked
Serving your own butler Mr. Wayne?
I bet Alfred isn't complaining
"I dont serve you alfred.."
Bruce #HankBlock lol
love the dark knight rises reference.
The M7 Omega Answering your own door ? that one? haha
The way he stares at the suit that's BATMAN . Affleck nailed this scene.
Mixing prescriptions and alcohol can be lethal. It's as if Bruce wants to die already but can't since his body is a self made defense mechanism. His body has a lot of antibodies to fight against a lot of toxins. It's like that scene from the first Captain America movie. Where Steve tries his best to get drunk but can't because his post SS body won't let him.
How is his body a self defense mechanism? He didn't take a supersoldier serum like Steve
He trained with people who know how to create a defense system naturally. There are people in real life who are immune to toxins/poisons. Look it up.
"Look it up", which pretty much means you're not too sure of your own information?
Actually no, because I've done the research myself. You can basically see these people show their immunity to toxins on youtube.
can you please provide the sources, im really interested in that stuff
This is perfection. Long live Batfleck.
I feel really bad for Ben Affleck we never got see his own solo movie. He did what he could
I think bringing on Matt Reeves to direct the film was the final nail in the coffin since he was soooooo fixed on the version and movie that he wanted to make.
And irrespective of how much I liked his Batman, I will always hate him for not being able to see the DeathStroke/Batman face off Ben had planned.
@@bboyblaze9860 I heard the script for it was incredible even if it wasn't completely finished
Anyone who didn't want to see toned, rippling Ben Affleck ass is a blind coward and would not have called that scene unnecessary if it was a woman and we all know it. Besides we already saw Lois in a bath scene coping with her trauma and showcasing her relationship with Kal, try to see what Bruce Wayne's shower tells you about him and his mental state as he prepares for a social outing in the same way he prepares for a mission, how dark and boxed in the chamber is.
Thank you. Thumbs up.
As a psychologist and also a comic book reader, absolutely this.
Uh, i'm a straight man and never asked to see Lois in a bathtub scene. Maybe wonder woman.... but def not Lois.
Either give me legit wank material or leave it out altogether.
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Pretty sure it just means he's showering in a cave lmao.
Pissed off, beefed up nd damn the way he looks at the suit.. He is surely the Batman we deserve..
But he also the one we need
Hands down, the best batman ever ! The way he stares at the batsuit 🔥 The most comical accurate , brutal , dark batman ever ! Sad , still some people will give an edge to bale and Pattinson 🤦♂️
We just dont deserve Ben Affleck.People are gonna rave about Christian Bale.But lets be honest Christian Bale is a good actor while Ben Affleck will always be the gold standard for playing the dark knight.
True.....lets hope robbert pattinson is close to this.
Correct ✔
@@Young_Special hey wassup dude
@@cbmjoe06 hows it going😄
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I love how Bruce starring at batsuit like "Why can I dress in thus for Luthor house party"
I don’t think anyone will ever surpass this batman in this movie.
Yes the Movie is weird but the batman Bruce Wayne scenes are absolut perfection.
I still use it for my daily motivation, ain’t gonna lie
Man this guy affleck made a perfect Batman and Bruce Wayne . Love how we woke up a true drunk billionaire play boy, then Bruce & Alfred’s chemistry and then the way he stairs at the bat suit with anger and regret .
Most mornings of a disciplined man start a little like this, minus the drugs and alcohol.
It’s such a tragedy he never got his own standalone film. Ben was, and will always be *the perfect* Batman
He had the coolest Batcave but I think bale was the best batman
There is one thing I like best in Zack Snyder's films and it is not the beautiful cinematography. It is the non-verbal scenes. When the characters almost say nothing but they tell you everythings. Like this scene when Bruce stares at a bat suit. We can see the pain, anger, obsession in him. Then we see robin's suit with the words written by the Joker as a answer to Bruce's anger and pain. It's a answer to why he is so obsession with fighting crime and why he need to be Batman. We see the Wayne mansion being destroyed as a symbol of how damage Bruce wayne are.
Just one short scene and we get to know alot about this characters.
They said that Zack Snyder don't know how to tell a story, i think diffrent. I think he just have a diffrent way to tell a story and not many people appreciate it.
If most people were thinking like you we would’ve got a better Justice league and Snyder’s daughter could’ve been alive right now
@@Mohamad-m7md Thank you for your comment. What happened to zack snyder daughter was sad. Best wish for her and her family.
I think this approach worked well with Affleck as Batman in just the way you describe here but I think it was overused with Cavill as Superman. Cavill was pretty wooden and bland for most of this movie, seemingly clinically depressed, and it made the movie drag. I think Affleck pulls it off well though.
@@Mohamad-m7md lol wtf did Zacks daughter have to do with how people viewed the movies 🤦🏼♂️
@@martin..3700
It had to do with EVERYTHING you ignorant mister
People were just attacking zack online because they don’t like his movies and his daughter was so depressed because of that and then committed suicide
I absolutly love Robin-Jason costume in this movie. Its look old damaged and really dark. You xan still see thats red and green, but really dark tone
Meerim Kut People theorize that it's dark from when the Wayne Manor burned down. That when The Joker killed him, he was in the manor when it was burning.
@@carlosrangel3970 well, Jason did die in a explosion so it could be possible.
Meerim Kut
Do you have a super vision or something ? how the heck you can see red and green in the suit ? all I see is black and the R logo
@@Mohamad-m7md The main body is burgundy due too being burnt and the gloves are like a darker rainforest shade of green.
Orion
I know they are burnt I’m just saying the only clear color is black
This version of Alfred is the most condescending and sarcastic.
And still wise.
1:59 I'm getting the absolute chills from this scene. I really hope we get an Under The Red Hood movie, it would look fantastic in a cinematic depiction!
I absolutely loved Ben Affleck as Batman I don’t care what anyone says, there were some flaws but his character development in this movie and the justice league(Snyder cut) movie proves he deserves his own movie. He was the most comic book accurate version in terms of Size, demeanor, dark personality, brute strength and unstoppable will power and MMA fighting style. The best Batman since Michael Keaton hands down!!!!!
2:01 One of my all time favourite moments of BVS which had no dialogue at all but spoke so many volumes. The sight of the burned out Robin suit hung up in the Batcave covered in HA! HA! HA! grafftiti courtesy of The Joker with Bruce looking up at it gives me pure chills as it looks and feels like it was pulled straight from the pages of the comic books.
That one shot of the costume tells you that something really bad happened to Robin in the past but it also served as a brutal reminder as to why Bruce continues to wage war against evil as Batman.
There is no Bruce, tbh. It's just Batman.
Bruce Wayne isn't Batman's alter ego, it's the opposite in this film.
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Has Bruce Wayne / Batman ever been so perfectly cast ,this performance was amazing.
The cinematography in this movie beats every mcu movie. Every frame feels like a perfect picture. Really helps to make the movie seem kind of like a comic book. Each camera shot tells its own story, even when sometimes there’s no dialogue.
I really don’t get why people feel the need to bash on another franchise just because they like one movie cinematography better.
1:42 I really loved this scene. The bat suit and Bruce Wayne’s facial expressions and robins suits. We have to get under the red hood live action movie
01:40 ben actually appears to be affected mentally by all the shit batman's gone through
criminally underrated batman.
In time the world will recognize how painful it is to not have at least one solo movie for Ben Affleck's Batman
Blame WB for rushing the project without giving all JL members appropriate solo introduction movies
Facts bro
This movie had problems but Jeremy Irons wasn't one of them.
with the ultimate edition,this movie has 18% of problems
And 82% of a Good ass Movie.
Irons and Affleck deserve a much better movie than BvS. I love the scenes of them just shooting the shit.
+AtticWarrior1994 watch the ultimate edition
Batfleck and Jeremy Pennyworth are amazing actors stuck in a not so amazing movie
Jeremy Irons was the Alfred we needed. Part Philosopher, Mechanic, Intelligence Officer, Mentor, Security Gatekeeper. This guy was a home run. We need a Red Hood storyline in a future movie.
Bruce looks at the suit and thinks, "Ahh, this would be SO much easier if I put on the bat suit and break in Lex's mansion... But no, I have to go out and... socialize..."
Best on-screen "Bruce Wayne" of all time!
loooooooooooool
@@toniobroly6462 He is. Quit hating
The skyfall reference @2:33 is 🤌
Confirmed, No Damian Wayne in the DCEU. 0:45
Casanova Frankenstein that makes him a shit detective amirite or amirite m8
They confirmed that Ra's and Talia are not gonna be i the DCEU so yeah, no Damian, besides this bruce is inspired from TDKR who didnt have a son
Javier Lopez what
Javier Lopez proof link me that right now.
Isaac Acevedo thank God
1:30 the lesson to walk away with with batfleck and battinson. Batman has to fight his way in, Bruce Wayne gets the door opened for him with a hello. Two sides of the same coin that save the day.
GOAT Bruce and Alfred. I love how cheeky this Alfred is. Their banter is the best I've seen in any Batman movie.
I hope the rumors aren't true. I hope Ben Affleck doesn't step away as Batman. I didn't think he could pull it off when he excepted the role but so far he's done a great job. He IS Batman.
the divorce prepared him well to play batman
jericho turbo jones lol
Green eyed Monster There were problems with the movie, but it wasn't (in my opinion) the actors. No great fan of Affleck, but he is good in this. Incidentally, if you haven't seen The Accountant, check it out. Affleck is good in this, too.
I just hope he'll still play Batman's older version
Bruh. :(
He stares at the Bat to remind himself of this capability.
Just beside te bat, he has a dead Robin's suit. To remember his mistakes and not to get carried away. To stay grounded.
Amazing.
This is the real Batman atmosphere
Love the way Bruce was starring at the batsuit very psychotic love it
Just pure anger in his eyes.
1:40 IVE Replayed this scene far too many times, just too good man makes me feel like a god
Ben afleck is by far the most stylish bruce wayne
Love how he looks at the suit.. Staring and Silent.
0:52 that's Mr.Wayne's look!
Didn’t like the movie but dang Ben Affleck’s Batman was goated. He was Arkham Batman and aside from him disregarding the iconic no-kill rule, I think he was a perfect iteration of the character
I love how for a moment there Bruce was asking permission from Alfred to use the suit when he said "I'm gonna need the suit", that's how you know Alfred is a father figure to Bruce and the keeper of the bat.
I love how he says "ima need the suit" and when he stares at it...its like hes addicted to it
He wants to hurt people to alleviate his pain.
He said the line the same time I read your post
This is some brilliant visual storytelling tbh. The fact that Zack is portraying the history and bond they have without the characters going off on a monologue....Like just look at Bruce giving Alfred a cup of coffee and..almost asking permission to use the suit? And the fact that they talk about Bruce and The Bat as being two separate entities. Wow. This movie(Ultimate Cut of course) wasn't ahead of it's time. But it did require a couple of rewatches to fully understand the depth the characters and the story have.
great dialouge
The most serious Batman Bruce Wayne yet afflick kills it
i love the part where he stares into the batman suit, seeking for power and wisdom from it.
Love the chemistry between Irons and Affleck.
Just like the animated tv series and comics.