Movie Ozy is good ....but nowhere close to the comic book portrayal of Bruce Wayne in unarmed combat. Goodness, Wayne could be blindfolded, and still beat the heck out of Ozy.
Even though movie characters are amped due to fictionalized abilities, in MOST cases they cannot compare to the insane level of amping that occurs in comics.
Bruce 10/10.
A good fight would be against movie Batman, in which case Ozy would be able to handle himself quite well.
Put him against comic Batman, and you are putting him against a person who can detect a bullet from a sniper on a rooftop heading towards him from behind by sensing the 'slight overpressure of air.'
Very different levels of ability! Somewhat akin to the difference between a tricycle and a space shuttle.
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agreed, if they made movie batman start doing crazy shit like in the comics I pretty much would walk out of the movie. it would totally detach any realism from the movie, only small children would enjoy that a mere man could be able to do such crazy stuff. It would be comical (pun intended) at best. If I saw Batman start slapping around super girl or wonder woman or throw a batarang a mile away at a sniper or start lifting a crumbling wall or breaking out of chains, would just be retarded.
You see Spiderman or superman or hulkl do that crap because they arent just men they actually have powers.
Anyway comparing the 2 one being the comic version and another is a movie version is spite.
Even in comics, Batman's portrayal is 'enhanced' (to put it nicely). Think of it ....and let's leave feats out of this for a second ...he is a human being who has a prime position in the JLA, a team comprised of characters that are basically deities (even folk like Animal Man can pull off feats that are well into Old Testament level, and 'second/third tiers' like Major Disaster can call down natural disasters with a thought).
Yet, Batman is there, and not just there but in a prime leadership position, and not only that, but all of them fear him apart from Hal Jordan!
Oh, and talking about fear, apparently his projection of it is so immense he was chosen in the entire SECTOR of the universe as the wielder of a Sinestro ring, which homed in on his fear capability (he refused it). Even though there are characters who should inspire greater fear, ranging from characters like Black Adam who inspire traditional fear, to those like the Scarecrow who inspire irrational fears, to those that tap into the Darkforce and other mystical realms of fear, to a whole host of characters that even embody fear itself. However, the ring knew who to seek first!
Then, once we start going into feats (e.g. an example being how he was not affected by a powerful spell that took out the other JLAers, among other feats) brings into mind the thing I used to say a year or two ago here ....Batman as 'only a peak human' is a major inside joke in DC.
Hush!
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