instal the new for apple Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

The trauma of seeing his employees killed by Zod and Superman's fight, losing Robin to The Joker, and Luthor's manipulations, turning him into an angry, bitter mess? The film seems to be going for the latter, but the theatrical cut doesn't show that Batman's actions in the film are out-of-character in-universe. Some even wonder what his real motivations are. Batman's intentions to kill Superman, invoking Not Even Human as a justification, has made some fans see him as a fantastic racist who is only marginally better than Luthor.Others argue that the whole point of Batman's 'no-kill' rule is that he precisely doesn't let desperation, grief or righteous anger break it, and killing out of desperation or 'one-bad-day' is something his villains use to justify their actions and not him.

It doesn't hurt/help that this Batman has already lost his Robin, if not more members of the Bat family to injury and death. Likewise there are those who feel that Batman's motivations are explicable since he is only shown killing somebody in a moment of desperation, such as when he's trying to acquire kryptonite or rescuing Martha.The jury is out if Snyder's defense of Batman as 'manslaughter' rather than 'murder' is either hair-splitting or a more nuanced take on Batman's 'no-kill' policy.

The tie-in books and comics clearly say he may be brutal but he never kills them, but the movie itself as well as Word of God explicitly contradicts this.

Instal the new for apple Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice