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I was disspointed because in the comics.Bruce Parents got shot on a Tuesday...but on the movie it was clearly a Friday...how could they have made such a horrible mistake......(just kidding)
Sounds reminiscent of the kids that say "Peter Parker has green eyes and Tobey has BLUE!!! EW!!! WHY DON'T THEY SPEND A MILLION DOLLARS ON CGI AND FIX THAT!!!!!" lol
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yeah...I could see a hardcore fanboy get mad about anything...."why is Robin throwing bataring with his right hand...it was clearly said back in Dectective comics issue # 134 that Dick Grayson is left handed."
Well, he killed Ra's impersonator when they fought. In that same battle with the impersonator, he killed an unnamed amount of ninjas when he blew the league's hideout up. The body count there was probably in the dozens. Those are actuals kills in self defense under his belt.
In addition, plenty of innocent people could have died when he was escaping police in the bat-mobile. He created many traffic accidents. He even drove right over the driver seat of a police car. Incredibly, I don't think anybody died in the chase seen out of sheer luck. But, it could have been a real mess.
Finally, he intentionally let the real Ra's die. Of course, Ra's may have lived and you already made mention to that.
Bruce had a variety of kills under his belt. The only thing he didn't do was premeditatedly murder anyone, punisher style.
Oh yeah, I forgot about the scenes with the imposter. So we've got at least 10 or so deaths, definitely, in the film. One intentional "whoops" death, but even then, isn't there something in the book that said they didn't find his body or something? And he does have those Lazarus Pits or something, idk, I hope he's dead lol
"Killing" has never implied premeditated murder. Batman never committed murder in the movie. He killed quite a few people. He could have killed quite a few more.
Unless Batman killed innocent people in the chase scene, he never committed man slaughter. He killed the ninjas in self defense. That's justifiable homicide, not murder. It is possible he committed vehicular man slaughter on innocent civilians, but we can not confirm that.
In the comics, Batman may have been unknowingly and "indirectly" responsible for deaths. This is due to instances like the Omac Project and the possible assistance in the creation of Joker. However, that is irrelevant, considering that I started this thread referring to Batman being directly responsible for flat out killing people.
How many times has Batman, in the comic books, killed someone in self defense?
Didn't Bruce Wayne get angry when he found out Azreal allowed Abattoir to die?
I realize that my comments may seem like I am being hostile towards you. That is not the case. If anything, I do not how to convey my points in an appropriate manner.
Hate to break it to you but Ra is the man that steals second from death every chance he gets. An explosion won't be his master
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I prefer the Batman that tries to save people, like the one in TAS. I didn't think it was right that he allowed Ra's to die.
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Sep 12th, 2005 06:48 AM
damn you schumacher. 
