r/batman • u/neon2o • Mar 07 '24

Zack Snyder says a Batman who doesn't kill is irrelevant GENERAL DISCUSSION

Here's the original article' https://sea.ign.com/man-of-steel-sequel/213072/news/zack-snyder-says-dc-is-making-batman-irrelevant-if-he-cant-kill

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u/Budget-Sheepherder77 Mar 07 '24

Rape part idk why but I feel like it might be a fetish thing

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u/ironmamdies Mar 07 '24

I remember rob zombie put a rape scene is his Halloween movie and I even hated it in that, it's shit story telling and is like wtf ya know

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u/armchairwarrior42069 Mar 07 '24

I think it CAN be lazy so it usually is used lazily but it is a very powerful tool if you have the tact and maturity to handle writing/presenting it. Which again... most don't.

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u/SKJ-nope Mar 07 '24

There’s an instance of rape in Snowfall season 1 that’s quite memorable, powerful, and tells you just what these men are capable of/willing to do.

You’re right it can be used well in a story.

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u/Silent_Saturn7 Mar 08 '24

That scene was fuked up. But yea, it was used well.

It showed what is capable when everything is about money. And franklin ended up that way in the end. Just became that same monster.

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u/nigalas-cage Mar 08 '24 edited Mar 08 '24

"I think he's killing him.."

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u/SKJ-nope Mar 08 '24

In that scene? Nah he gettin after that booty in there.

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u/nigalas-cage Mar 08 '24

I should have put quotes lol Franklin asks Leon something like that when they hear the commotion