Ben Affleck defeats Christian Bale and breaks Batman’s record in ‘The Flash’

In the long-awaited film “The Flash”, Ben Affleck surpasses Christian Bale as Batman on the big screen, setting a new record in the history of the Dark Knight. While every fan has their favorite Batman, Affleck has managed to stand out and leave an indelible mark on the world of superhero movies.

The first of “The Flash” didn’t make the expected impact in the hearings. Despite controversy and production issues, the Andy Muschietti-directed film has managed to win over many fans of the franchise with its exciting attention to Barry Allen’s character. Though it received negative reviews, the Flash’s solo installment was a bright spot amidst the difficulties.

The presence of Ben Affleck as Batman in ‘The Flash’ was one of the highlights of the film. While other DC Universe actors were dropped in the production process, Affleck managed to keep the role of the iconic hero. The film’s producers had intended to include a third Batman in the multiverse, and although his first choice was Christian Bale, he declined the offer. As a result, the spotlight once again fell on Affleck.

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Batfleck is not the favorite Batman but he has the record

Christian dance He won the hearts of millions of fans with his trilogy directed by Christopher Nolan, considered by many to be one of the best superhero adaptations of all time. However, with the arrival of Affleck as Batman in Zack Snyder’s universe, a rivalry began among fans as to who gave the best performance on the character. Although he didn’t have a solo film like Batman, Affleck managed to surpass Bale’s screen time record.

While Bale has amassed a total of 151 minutes of appearances as Batman in Nolan’s films, Batfleck managed to surpass that figure with 158 minutes, not counting his appearances in ‘The Flash’, ‘Suicide Squad’ and ‘The Justice League’ (2017 release). It’s impressive to think that Affleck achieved this record without having his own trilogy as Batman. His participation in the Snyder Cut was also a big factor in this result.

In the list of actors who have played Batman, Robert Pattinson ranks third with 129 minutes in ‘The Batman’. Followed by Michael Keaton, Adam West, Val Kilmer and George Clooney, who closed the list with the least screen time. Affleck’s record raises the question of who will be the next actor to take on the role of the legendary superhero under Muschietti’s direction and James Gunn’s vision.