Reel by The Gravy Train
The Gravy Train@thebiggravytrain Ben Affleck’s physical and technical preparation for Batman was massive, transforming his body to match a 6’4” 225 Ibs comic book frame. Massive Muscle Gain: Working with trainer Walter Norton Jr., Affleck put on over 20 pounds of lean muscle, focusing on heavy compound lifts (deadlifts, squats, pull-ups with added weight) to build the thick, imposing physique of an older, battle-hardened Bruce Wayne. Functional Mobility & Combat Training: To handle the iconic warehouse fight scene, he underwent extensive martial arts and stunt training to perform fluid, high-impact combat move despite wearing a heavy, thick batsuit
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@svennstagram i'll drag that tyre to the surface
@the_steban Lo mas cerca que tuvimos de ver The Dark Knight Returns en live Action
@doll_freakbalikpapan perfect Batman
@vyx_11 Men are brave
@nope19855 This batman went against superman, then saved Clark's mum, then went against doomsday all in one night.
@joshua_mth Best Batman, and Bale is overrated btw
@its_aym_en_0 Type of video that show up on my feed when I decide to take a rest day.....
@nariman.bakhtyari1991 ❤️🔥👏
@fostertag_ We were been robbed of what may have been one of the best batman arcs ever 🔥🔥🔥
@student958075 Comic accurate btw
@igaf_brh Man who killed god.
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@jessicameneses04 The only 2 good things Snyder did was hire Affleck as Batman and Henry Cavill as Superman. That’s basically it
@mostlysober143 I think I have it figured out....Ben Affleck was a great Batman in not so good films......Christian Bale was a below average Batman in an absolutely fantastic trilogy from the point of story and direction.... however for me Micheal Keaton will always be at the top
@skellybelly01 The justice leauge movies were fine (except the new ones) and he played a really good batman