Batman Kills In BatmanvSuperman!?

[Itachi Edo]

Strong words by the producer.
[video=youtube_share;39roVoU0fSg]http://youtu.be/39roVoU0fSg[/video]

 

[Umari Senju]

Man they just don't give AF anymore do they? That's like the ONE thing Bruce doesn't do. XD

 

[chopstickchakra]

Man they just don't give AF anymore do they? That's like the ONE thing Bruce doesn't do. XD

Clark either(and leave that Superman 2 argument at home) and they made him in the movie.

 

[Jack Spicer]

Batman has killed before. I'm okay with it mainly because I'm not invested or care for this DC movie universe (bar Suicide Squad. That movie is going to rock my socks), but Batman has been fine with it before. He even did it in the Nolan movies.

Also, Superman killed. I mean, who cares? Death everywhere!

 

[Umari Senju]

Clark either(and leave that Superman 2 argument at home) and they made him in the movie.

I know right I forgot about that superman movie. Again they just DGAF anymore! Lol XD

 

[Itachi Edo]

Man they just don't give AF anymore do they? That's like the ONE thing Bruce doesn't do. XD

Actually he has. Like the video pointed out, he carried guns early and killed. Thus BatmanvSuperman Batman is based off the Dark knight rises, which had older batman killing too

 

[Jack Spicer]

Actually he has. Like the video pointed out, he carried guns early and killed. Thus BatmanvSuperman Batman is based off the Dark knight rises, which had older batman killing too

That too. Good point.

 

[-Punk-]

He has done it in the comics.

 

[Umari Senju]

Actually he has. Like the video pointed out, he carried guns early and killed. Thus BatmanvSuperman Batman is based off the Dark knight rises, which had older batman killing too

Yeah I know. Those were VERY early batman comics(before any of us were born) But regardless that was changed long ago. The batman we all grew up with doesn't kill. But your point still stands.

 

[Jack Spicer]

Yeah I know. Those were VERY early batman comics(before any of us were born) But regardless that was changed long ago. The batman we all grew up with doesn't kill. But your point still stands.

We grew up with?

What Batman did you grow up with?

Keaton Batman? He killed Joker.
Clooney Batman? Despite my love for it, he killed the franchise.
Bale Batman? He killed Ra's and blew up Ra's base and I'm sure people died in it.
Arkham Series Batman? You constantly kill henchman. Nobody in the story, but it is possible to take out henchman in a way they will never realistically get up again.
Animated Batman? Might have me there.
Comic Batman? So many deaths.
60's show Batman? He killed on the dance floor. So good.

Batman's rule of not killing has been a HUGE part of him, yes, but Batman kills.

PS: I'm just messing with you. I clearly get and understand you, but am just having a laugh because when you think about it, man, Batman kills.

 

[~Naruto&Itachi~]

Clark either(and leave that Superman 2 argument at home) and they made him in the movie.

If you are talking about comics than Read: crisis on infinite earths, Whatever Happened to the man of tomorrow, also the john byrne run where he killed zod
Not to mention him killing zod was a choice where he could have let a family get slaughtered right in front of him or him kill a criminal who almost wiped out everyone on earth.....what a fukboy....

OT: He said executioner and TO ME it means more like him being a judge and basically having the final say if the person is guilty or not....meaning he isn't/doesn't kill also if he was an "executioner" why did he not kill the guy who had a bat symbol engraved in him??

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Also @person saying the Batman we grew up with doesn't kill Batman: ummm what??

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[WalksInShadows]

the Batman in BvS is the Frank Miller Batman, so of course he's going to be a Batman that kills.

 

[Umari Senju]

We grew up with?

What Batman did you grow up with?

Keaton Batman? He killed Joker.
Clooney Batman? Despite my love for it, he killed the franchise.
Bale Batman? He killed Ra's and blew up Ra's base and I'm sure people died in it.
Arkham Series Batman? You constantly kill henchman. Nobody in the story, but it is possible to take out henchman in a way they will never realistically get up again.
Animated Batman? Might have me there.
Comic Batman? So many deaths.
60's show Batman? He killed on the dance floor. So good.

Batman's rule of not killing has been a HUGE part of him, yes, but Batman kills.

PS: I'm just messing with you. I clearly get and understand you, but am just having a laugh because when you think about it, man, Batman kills.

Lol I was gonna say we are talking about 2 different batmans here XD but it's all good

 

[Marin]

It hasn't been confirmed but even if it was, it wouldn't be the first time as we already had a killer Batman in 1989.

I'm not a fan of it tough, and would preffer it if they stayed true to the character. u.u