Thor vs Bane

Originally posted by Zack Fair
Yeah it makes Bruce slower, but also much tougher. The fact he can put the hurting on a fully armored, highly trained ninja is a nice feat. i'm undecided on the match, but everything points to Bane hitting hard as ****

Agreed. I do think Bane hits harder. The only thing that's making me doubt this is (like I mentioned in my previous post) Bane's h2h skills are inconsistent. Sometimes he looks fast and skilled and at other times he looks slow and just plain sloppy. Thor has more consistent feats. But yeah, can go either way.

Originally posted by Psychotron
Hemsworth was at least 220-230 lbs. Lol at Tom Hardy being 200 lbs. He was 190 at best. The guy is like 5'8. And he was still fat.

Hardy was fat and on a lot of steroids for that movie.

Originally posted by NemeBro
Are you under the impression that the fat wouldn't have added to his weight?

What a ****ing idiot.

http://healthyceleb.com/tom-hardy-height-weight-body-statistics/11125

Weight: 190 pounds

Hardy had to gain thirty pounds of muscle to play Bane after Warrior, where he weighed just shy of 170.

Hardy is 5'9". It isn't impossible for someone to weigh 200+ pounds at that height without even being fat. Ask dadudemon.

I don't need to ask anyone. I've been lifting for years and I know what a 200+lbs man looks like. Tom Hardy is not it. I'm 5'11 and I've been 200+ and I was bigger than him. Hell, I'm about 180 now, and I look bigger than him. Leaner too. Hardy was in terrible shape and totally miscast.

Hemsworth is 6'5 and looked bigger and leaner than Hardy, that puts him at a solid 230 or more.

Why are you guy's arguing real life stats vs Comic Book Universe stats?

Crossing them and acting like they hold the same value?

Originally posted by Psychotron
I don't need to ask anyone. I've been lifting for years and I know what a 200+lbs man looks like. Tom Hardy is not it. I'm 5'11 and I've been 200+ and I was bigger than him. Hell, I'm about 180 now, and I look bigger than him. Leaner too. Hardy was in terrible shape and totally miscast.

Hemsworth is 6'5 and looked bigger and leaner than Hardy, that puts him at a solid 230 or more.

Hemsworth is 6'4" and 200 pounds.

Guys weight of people in real life do not matter in a comic book movie. Can we move on to another area?

Originally posted by FrothByte
Correct. But it's both an advantage/disadvantage. It made him heavier which is a good showing of Bane's strength, but it also made him slower.

Like I said, this match can probably go either way, but I seriously doubt Bane is outmuscling Thor. His best bet is to use his (supposed) ninja training and punching power to outbox Thor.

Overpowering an old and out of shape Batman is one thing, but trying to get into a wrestling match with a viking in his prime who's bigger than you with centuries of fighting experience would be quite different.

This is the best post so far.

Originally posted by NemeBro
You're wrong on basically all counts. 👆

Hemsworth is 6'4" and 200 pounds.

lol no. If Hemsworth is 200 lbs then Hardy must be no more than 170. Please step in a gym sometime.

Again real world highest weights of actor's has zero impact in a movie.

Originally posted by NemeBro
You're wrong on basically all counts. 👆

Hemsworth is 6'4" and 200 pounds.

Did you see how massive he was in Thor? A dude who is 6 foot 4 and this sexy:

Would have a pretty noticeable height and weight advantage here as IIRC Tom Hardy is like 5 foot 8. He'd be lucky to hit like 190 in the shape he was in as Bane and Chris has a shit ton of height on him.

Originally posted by Supra
Again real world highest weights of actor's has zero impact in a movie.

Yet again

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Did you see how massive he was in Thor? A dude who is 6 foot 4 and this sexy:

Would have a pretty noticeable height and weight advantage here as IIRC Tom Hardy is like 5 foot 8. He'd be lucky to hit like 190 in the shape he was in as Bane and Chris has a shit ton of height on him.

Not that any of this matters mind you. By feats Bane is far more durable and hits harder, though Thor is more skilled and maybe faster (Haven't seen Thor in a while).

Originally posted by Psychotron
lol no. If Hemsworth is 200 lbs then Hardy must be no more than 170. Please step in a gym sometime.

Originally posted by NemeBro
Don't blame me that their actual weights don't match up to your own notions of what they should weigh. 👆

Not that any of this matters mind you. By feats Bane is far more durable and hits harder, though Thor is more skilled and maybe faster (Haven't seen Thor in a while).

I'll believe that Hardy and Hemsworth weigh around the same when I see them on a scale myself because it's legitimately impossible. Like, I don't even care who wins here tbh (Probably Bane) but I call bullshit on your claims.

Hemsworth is easily just as muscular with like a good 5-6 inches on Hardy. It's just science.

Hardy as Bane also had a noticeably greater amount of fat. His musculature was less defined, more strongman-esque in shape (To a lesser extent).

IOW, human Thor was ripped...Bane was a fata$$.

Sure, but still about as heavy as Hemsworth. 👆

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
I'll believe that Hardy and Hemsworth weigh around the same when I see them on a scale myself because it's legitimately impossible. Like, I don't even care who wins here tbh (Probably Bane) but I call bullshit on your claims.

Hemsworth is easily just as muscular with like a good 5-6 inches on Hardy. It's just science.

Arguing Hardy vs Hemsworth is not applicable.

This is Bane vs Thor. Height and weight in real life does not matter in a comic book movie.

But we don't know how much the characters themselves weigh, do we?

Originally posted by NemeBro
But we don't know how much the characters themselves weigh, do we?

Nope. Just like when in one showing Superman can barley lift a truck and the next one he's lifting an island of knite.

People think cause Bane kicked Batman's old broke ass and broken his back, well then he must be able to pick up and break a guy in his prime who has been fighting for thousands of years.

What do you think?