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It's no secret that Ben Affleck's time like Batman was a slightly mixed bag. From, we will say, not such a great initial reaction to his casting as a "caperic crusader" at the pretty negative reviews of "Batman Against Superman: Dawn of Justice", it all got off the rocky start. Then, when director Zack Snyder's "justice league" turned into a commercial disasterThings went from bad at worse, with Affleck leaving the role before he ever got a solo movie. That is to say, there is a lot for Affleck to dislike in the experience.

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In an interview with GqHowever, the actor, the director and the producer have found that his least favorite part of the experience has nothing to do with reception (nor frustrating missed opportunity that came with him, ending his Batman). No, it was much more practical than it all. Affleck, as he turns out, hated his kata. As he said:

"I hated the lipanas. The Bats are terrible to carry. They are incredibly hot, for one thing. They do not breathe. They are made to look as they want to look, and there is no thought put in the human being."

Affleck further explained that "just starting to get away" the moment you wear the suit. Playing a superhero can already be a physical hard work. An extra sweaty, unpleasant suit doesn't make things easier. Continuing, Affleck noticed the extreme amount of sweating he did while filming:

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"I'm now ... I'm sweating, you know what I mean? I warm up. And so, in that thing, you would just pour water because it had the coward over it. How, there is one thing to wear the suit, but as soon as you cover your head, I suppose it is where all your warmths and feels it."

For what is worth, Affleck was complimentary to his time working with Snyder as a director in the past. That was when Ossos Vedon had to enter to reshape much of the "Justice League" When things really turned to him. So it's not like talking *** about the overall experience like Batman. Only the practical nature of wearing a superhero suit for hours eventually made it difficult for the difficult situation. To quote Affleck directly:

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"Even the most striking, much more appropriate guys, the guys at Parkour, the guys with action, they could do it about 45, 50 minutes and then they were like getting a heat stroke. You had to get out of it. And that was really something that was just difficult for the movie because it was so hot."

Affleck previously referred to what went wrong with his escape as Batmanby leaving the role before he could make his planned version of Batman. Recall that Affleck should initially direct that film, despite starring it. Given the complications of being in the lawsuit, it is imagined that it would be particularly difficult. Speaking further, Affleck stressed that the nature of the sweaty suit made him feel heroically even while starring in a superhero movie:

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"It also doesn't make you feel very heroic because you are immediately exhausted and really sweaty and the kindness you try to hide like, the sweat that pours your face." No, "No, we can go again, I'm fine, I'm good." And then there will be like - the black eye is like, running. "

Looking ahead, we returned Robert Pattinson like Bruce Wayne to "Batman Part II". Aside from that, the heads of DC Studios Peter Safran and Jameses Gun also plans to introduce a new Batman for the DC Universe. What about who will fill those bats shoes? It remains to be seen, but whoever it is, they need to be ready to encourage, obviously.

You can seize Zack Snyder's "Justice League" trilogy on 4K via Amazon.