@nassergrant19: That he does. I think he even throws that one dude he grabbed mid-flight pretty damn hard too, so it looks like he's got some great strength too.
In any case, it's probably too soon to say if this is solely older Bats. But if we include his original 2 films there's an argument to be made.
Keaton stomps, he's insanely impressive. Relatively skilled, uses environment for his advantage, one shotting soldiers (some he sent flying), bulletproof, Tanking massive explostions and immediately on his foot after getting slammed by Nam-Ek.
Matt managed to keep up with a Danny that was off balance, didn't want to fight, and had to pay attention to 4 potential opponents. A couple of which got involved in the fight.
So while a good feat for Matt. It's, by itself. Not enough to put him in the same tier as some one like Keaton Batman or focused/prime Iron Fist.
Danny replicated That bullet timing feat above and Matt kept up with him just fine.
Bullet Timing means nothing here. Keaton is faster then both of them.
Batman was able to dance on a Kryptonians body placing bombs on him and avoiding not only the detonations but also his swings.
Kryptonians in this verse were basically as fast as JL Superman. Almost as fast as the Flash. Granted Nam-Ek is a bit of slower then the average Kryptonian, but he is still a Kryptonian.
Matt high difficulty in H2H. Keaton’s Flash feats suggest he should be in the same realm as far as combat speed, agility, and durability.
That being said, Matt still has better skill, strength/striking, and damage soak. Not to mention, more experience with more skilled and deadlier opponents.
After watching the film for myself, I loved Bat-Keaton. I think he might have what it takes, but I’m not positive. I’d have to rewatch his fight scenes.
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