He fended off 3 assassins by himself, despite being stabbed repeatedly during the fight. When he fought Robin, he hardly fought back on purpose and when he fought Talon in the end, Talon resorted to using knives, while Batman was using just his hands. What else do you want from one man!?
shareEven though Batman has no powers some of his fans still expect him to be completely dominant in any fight no matter what.. They often get really upset when the HUMAN BEING starts showing any signs of pain or mental/physical fatigue. I just think that it is solid writing.
shareI just think that it is solid writing.
I saw the reanimated assassins as more like zombies catered to the vulnerabilities of Batman. That way he more as limited as a regular person would be trying to defend himself against a zombie swarm. Those dudes were like the reanimated ninja guy Hell oy fought in his 1st movie. Dern near impossible to beat. I also liked that he was amazing, but also defeatable as he squared against Talon. Undefeatable makes for boring, predictacle storytelling. Great drama! Great thriller! Great mystery!
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I don't like when they make Batman too invinsible. He's supposed to be a human being with no powers. I thought he was fine here. It was obvious that he was holding back against Robin.
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