Deadshot vs Batman | Suicide Squad 

Batman: "It's over Deadshot. I don't want to do this infront of Zoey" Deadshot: "Keep my DAUGHTER'S NAME OUT of your FUCKING MOUTH!"

batman: now is my turn to attack parents in an alleyway and leave the child

We all know batman survived cause he didn't make a joke about his wife

Batman’s lucky he didn’t get slapped, don’t know if he would have recovered

Batman: Lost his parents in a dark alley Also Batman: Attacks a parent in a dark alley

When your daughter is a batman fan

Batman should count himself lucky that he never spoke about Deadshot's wife

Batman: "It's over Deadshot. I don't wanna do this in front of your daughter." Also Batman: Does it in front of his daughter.

The real Batman would have waited until the daughter was away, then proceeded to break Deadshot's limbs.

Batmans parents gets mugged and killed in an alley Grows up and mugs parents off an alley

If Batman woulda joked about his wife who knows what he would have done🙈

"Batman, keep my daughter's name out of your FUCKING MOUTH"

This movie had so much potential that was unfulfilled.

They should've skipped Suicide Squad and just had a Batman film with Deadshot as the villain. This is literally the best aspect of the SS movie: This scene.

*Slapshot vs Batman

This scene feels so wrong on many aspects. Bruce is creating a similar trauma of what he had during his childhood, he'll never do this in front of a child. There could have been so many moments were Deadshot was alone, as we can hear her daughter spends a lot of her time with her mum. I don't know, this version of Batman is missing the point of being Batman

BATMAN: it over deadshot , I don’t want to do this in front of your daughter DEADSHOT: then why are you doing it front of my daughter

Imagine if his daughter wanted a batman toy for Christmas

“Momma says I can’t live with you because you kill people” *She says as they stand in the middle of the sidewalk with dozens of people walking by*

What I do love about the suicide squad movie, and what’s lacking in most superhero movies, is seeing the hero just out on an ordinary night apprehending criminals. Usually we only see them when a big bad villain is threatening to destroy something

When Batman says, "It's over"... It's fucking over.

Batman's parents literally died in an alley killed by criminals, and his solution to take down Deadshot is by capturing him in an alley witness by his daughter

Imagine if his daughter called his wife GI Jane 2 lol

A lot of people in the comment section says that the real batman wouldn’t do this but honestly, this isnt thr Batman from the Comics this is Snyder’s Batman, and his version of Batman is smart enough to know that dead shot wouldn’t even take a shot or risk it if his daughter was there, Batman knew exactly what he was doing

Batman: It's over deadshot.. Deadshot: Martha. *The End*

If I could direct this scene, Deadshot would spend the day with his daughter, he’d look in one direction and notice a shadow. He’d look somber but cheer up for his daughter. Finally it’s the end of the day, Deadshot walks his daughter home to his mother’s house. Deadshot has tears on his face because he knows he won’t see his daughter for a while. The daughter is confused, but heads on home. Deadshot walks away and walks into an alley. “You’re not invisible after all.” Batman lands behind him, his cape bellowing in the wind. “I didn’t want to do this in front of her.” Batman stands there silently. You can tell he didn’t either. They fight and it ends with Batman apprehending Deadshot.

Why didn’t Will just slap Batman ?

God Ben Affleck is such a great Batman. It’s a crime we’re not getting a solo movie with him.

“The man who has never missed a shot” *Misses a shot*

There was a lot of wasted potential in this movie.

And then he slapped Batman

This scene slaps 👏🏻

You know batman could have just waited until he wasn’t with his daughter that would have felt much more batman like

Batman would never show up while Deadshot was walking with his daughter IN A DARK ALLEY. Poor writing.

"Billionaire beats up single father in front of his daughter"

Batman: I don't wanna do this in front of your daughter. Also Batman: *proceeds to do it in front of Deadshot's daughter*

Ironic how batman is now the guy taking away a child's parent in an alleyway...

That glide was 100% pure comic-book. 2:56 Edited 16/10/21: I know DC did a lot of mistakes (some are unbearable) but they do get some stuff too right. I dream of it too.

Batman was clever here, everyone arguing about where did he attacked Deadshot. But Batman attacked there because he knew Deadshot wouldnt fight back because his daugther was there, it would be easier to capture.

Good thing he didn’t make a joke about deadshots wife

Batman: I don't wanna do this in front of your daughter. Proceeds to in fact do this in front of his daughter.

“Let’s just say I put him in a hole and threw away the hole” ... what a great f*cking line. I hate this movie.

Deadshot is apparantly deadly with a Potato Cannon.

He just got paid like $2,000,000 and he still can't get "a spot that's nice"?

This is wrong on so many levels- 1. Batman never attack someone in a dark alley in front of his child 2. If Batman says he doesn't want to do this in front a child he will not do it 3. Batman would beat the shit out of him, he doesn't need any protection from a child

I like how Batfleck takes him down 1,2,3 knowing that Deadshot is going to second guess his actions in front of his daughter when holding the gun.

"Keep my daughter's name outcha fuckin' mouth!"

I’ve always liked how it said that Deadshot is proficient with a musket, considering muskets are highly inaccurate and very challenging weapons if not handled correctly.

"He's the most wanted hitman in the world." Deathstroke: Am I a joke to you?

Chris Rock knows who to call

Batman knew to not say Jada Pinkett Smith

I really don’t like this version of Batman. I know that he has done much worse things in the comics, but those incarnations of him have had a good justification. I would have loved to see a flashback of something happening to him to make him like this, but all we get is a few throwaway lines about how “Gotham hasn’t gotten better.”. We literally don’t see anything in these movies that gives us any reason as to why he acts like this. And maybe it wouldn’t be that bad if he only killed when he had to, but he literally kills all the time. There are so many instances where he could do something non-lethally but just chooses not to seemingly just because he wants to. For me, this is just too far removed from what I know Batman to be. This just feels like some guy who puts on a costume as an excuse to kill people, which makes him arguably worse than most of the criminals he’s fought. (This is a heavily edited version of my original comment. So if you see replies that don’t make sense, they are probably responding to and pointing out flaws in my previous comment.)

The writing is terrible- batman would never have attacked in front of his daughter. The scene just destroyed the Batman whose parents were mugged in front of him and understands that pain.

This movie is actually really good when shrunk into smaller pieces.

Bro tried slapping vengeance 😭😭

Imagine if Deadshots daughter was named Martha...batman would of been catatonic

Batman's lucky he wasn't Chris Rock

Daddy I know you do bad things, like slap Chris Rock. 😂

"The most wanted professional assassin in the world" Tries to shoot and kill Batman while holding his gun like a wanna-be gangster

"I don't want to do this in front of your daughter." Proceeds to do this in front of his daughter

Deadshot better keep Batman’s name out his fucking mouth

"I don't want to do this in front of your daughter" Does it anyway

Will smith as deadshot was an amazing idea they honestly should have just made this a Batman movie with deadshot as the main villain

Deadshot was lucky this Batman didn't beat him to a pulp like the thugs from the warehouse.

telling his daughter to move even when he can't miss hits hard. He cares about her so much that he can't risk it.

All he had to do is slap him...

I’m kinda disappointed this scene wasn’t Batman stalking dead shot until his daughter was home or something and then once Batman goes for him Deadshot goes, “thanks for waiting.” Would endear the audience to the characters a bit more. Edit: Jeez, I totally forgot about this comment and by the time I come back it's got 4k, so thanks for that. In response to all the comments, yes, I realize that Batman is not a nice person, he beats up mentally ill people and throws them in an Asylum where they are treated like trash. I get that Batman isn't and shouldn't be considered a nice person. However, his character, his one defining character trait, is that deep down, he cares for people and doesn't want the same thing that happened to him as a kid happen to others. As mentioned by myself and a few others later down this guy nearly killed Superman, he doesn't need a handicap, especially when it is in the form of a CHILD. A lot of people also mentioned that this scene was to show Deadshot's love for his daughter and honestly, that could've been fixed too. He could've figured out Batman was following him, maybe because Batman wanted him to know and didn't "want to do this in front of your daughter." Deadshot instead tells his daughter that he loves her, realizing that Batman is here and he really doesn't stand a chance. He says goodbye and they have an actual fight. Someone mentioned that this would be filler, but to be honest, if you showed off Deadshot's capabilities here, it would cut out the part where he shows off to the government, for no real reason. I will, however, play devil's advocate for a moment here. This Batman is older and Robin has already died, so I suppose it could make sense, but then again, the writers weren't boxed into a corner that made Batman some evil guy. Sure they showed Batman killing dudes, which to be honest, I don't think is that bad, but in front of a child, it is much much different. In conclusion, I should mention that I know Synder didn't direct it, but even if he did I wouldn't necessarily blame him, right now, I'm blaming the writers for not doing their job and creating a scene that kinda messes with who Batman is. Once again, Batman being different from his comic book counterpart isn't necessarily a bad thing, but he's been shown off as a brutal fighter. There's not a whole lot in his previously shown character that endears him to the audience, what I'm suggesting would endear not only him but Deadshot as well in a more natural way. No, this isn't a Batman movie, but it is an interconnected universe and the writers should try and take this into account. I appreciate the discussion and I hope everyone can keep it civil!

Man gotta respect will Smith's acting here. He's perfectly portrayed the love deadshot has for his daughter Edit: lol my comment started a whole different fight in the comments

So technically speaking, If Will Had Slapped Batman, not even Plot Armor could protect him

“so yeah. deadshot just smacked the shit out of me”

Deadshot should've named his daughter Martha....THIS SCENE WOULD'VE PLAYED DIFFERENTLY

Why is he walking? He just got 2 million wired to his account.

Deadshots daughter: buys batman toy next day

batman wouldve been dead if he talked about his wife

There's a universe in which people who understand Batman and good storytelling made this movie. In that universe, this scene played out differently. Deadshot drops off his daughter at her mom's, it gets quiet and then he says "thanks for waiting." Batman then appears from the shadows. THEN this fight happens.

Bruh- batman would NEVER do this infront of the kid, he would wait till he's by himself before apprehending Deadshot.

Canon Batman would absolutely never attack anyone in front of their kid, he would have waited until Zoey left.

Wonder why this is recommended now 😂

His daughter saved him from the beating of his life.

How the scene should have played out: Batman: “I don’t want to do this in front of your daughter.” Deadshot: “Oh, that’s a relief, because-“ Batman: *“But I’m going to do it anyways.”* Deadshot: “oh shit! Run, Martha!” Batman: *”MARTHA? WHYDIDYOUSAYTHATNAME”*

Deadshot be like : BATMAN KEEP MY DAUGHTERS NAME OUTCHA FUCKIN MOUTH

All will would have to do is smack Batman.

“I don’t want to do this in front of your daughter” *Stands behind his daughter like a human shield*

If they did a movie JUST about Deadshot, with Will in it, I wouldn’t mind at all watching it.

Chris rock is batman confirmed

Thank god Batman didn’t make a G.I Jane joke. Otherwise, he woulda got slapped.

The look in deadsots eyes once he turned around and saw that it was batman was such great acting . Like he realized it all caught up with him.

1:27 Mouth: Pleasure doing business with you, Angie. Brain: *AaAahH daz hot*

Deadshot makes a great Will Smith

Batman definitely is the kind of character who would attack a father in a dark alley in front of his daughter to take him away from her forever.

Can we all talk about Deadshot having no money in his bank account before the hit? Damn, dude needs to save some money at least

Him and Hawkeye are some of the most realistic they are just dudes with near perfect hand eye coordination

‘Most wanted hitman in the world’ Agent 47: ‘sorry what’

Someone's getting smacked in the face i reckon...

Somehow taken out easier than in Arkham City 😂

The cast -Ben affleck as Batman -Jared leto as marilyn manson i meant the joker -Margot robbie as harley queen -will smith as will smith in a deadshot costume .

That batman glide was straight out of the comics

I’m surprised “Right Hand” wasn’t under “expert with”

This popped up after will slapped Chris

Batman just before he jumps down *cough* *cough*. Ok...voice is deep as the Pacific Ocean...okay lets go!