How did Batman see The Flash stumble?
In an action sequence The Flash is running around an empty industrial chimney and sees Wonder Woman reaching out to grab her sword and gives it a little nudge to push it back to her.
However, further on he stumbles (which to remind all, is very, very fast, so much the Flash is effectively a blur) and Batman helps him out.
Is this a careless execution of a scene by the director to increase the amusement of the film or do comic fans really have fan-theories about this?
Best Answer
No, Batman doesn't help him, at all. After giving Diana her sword, Barry falls twice, once after tripping on stairs and once on Diana, trying to escape the falling rubble. Both times, he picks himself up.
I implore you to watch the movie again.
He does help him after he got his leg hurt by the Parademon, but no, he never saw Barry while he was speeding around.
After suggestion, I think you are talking about the reactor scene in Russia.What I think happened was that Batman saw was a blur of lightning and saw a Parademon attack what he assumed was Barry.
And in movie, the Flash was stumbling when Batman caught him, so he was not using Speed Force, but was still going at an astonishing speed.
I think this scene was meant to show us how fast Batman's reaction time is (it borders superhuman ).
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