Then there's Batman walking through the hallway with two armed men raining lead down onto his suit. I know it's bulletproof but the internal bleeding of receiving dozens of close range assault rifles shots would internally kill him. He's a creature of the night because he's human and he's vulnerable, so that's how he has to fight crime. He's straight up superhuman in the movie, but in ways that detract from what make batman amazing. Reeves does not understand Batman in the slightest.

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5 小時內	torwater	Every iteration of comic and "accurate" Batman has him survive impossible odds and perform superhuman strength. You don't want to like The Batman so you've arbitrarily decided to flag it as "not batman" -- I guarantee if you listed a comic or Batman TAS or some iteration that "nailed it" I'd only have to spend 5 whole minutes looking for super human displays before finding it. Comic characters aren't real. The grounded human concepts are still super, there would be a real Batman if it wasn't