Damian Wayne being a BRAT

Kids these days. Clip from the DC animated film, "Batman vs. Robin."

[Psychesrose]

Considering how real ten year olds act, and the fact that Damian was raised to basically have no social skills what so ever, pretty accurate.

[MonumentToSin]

Bruce: *struggling to raise a paranoid and violent child genius*
Alfred: "Ah, isn't this nostalgic? A taste of your own medicine, sir."

[stephenbetcher]

You know it's weird, I get the feeling that the writers clearly like Damian as a character, yet they don't want anyone else to like him

[Zzzk]

"A biological accident doesn't make me your son." Please remember that every time you pull the "blood son, " card on Nightwing.

[nurselaykan]

"You don't get to ask questions." Uh, Bruce, I know he snuck out, but coming home to find his father covered in bandages is a legitimate reason to be asking questions.

[brucescuts]

So Bruce was getting medical attention in the dark waiting on Damien to come back?

[Ben]

(Bruce and Dick leave the room)

Bruce: I've stopped crime syndicates, arch criminals, psychotics with make-up on, a 30, 000 year old immortal, Went toe to toe with Superman and outsmarted a god like dictator from Apocolypse. I can certainly discipline a 12 year old boy.

Dick: I read this book one time, about raising kids. It said--

Bruce:(Gives him some money) ...Go get it.

[evelynspringfield]

You can see at 0:46 how Damian instantly regreted his words, Dick noticed this. It happened to me sometimes too when I feel like my parents step over the line so harsh words just come out without me really mean it. Damian is just a problematic kid and just like how the rest of us outgrew our childish selves, he needs time.

[sameold]

I guess people forget that Damian is a cold blooded warrior trained very harshly. You expect him to be easy going? I mean c'mon his grandfather was a madman giving Damian pointers on being the next madman. His role model

[dbzking]

Poor Damian actually showed legit concern over his stubborn daddy.

[khong]

Damian Wayne is awesome. I feel that he's portrayed negatively most of the time in these two animated movies, but in the comics, he goes through amazing character development and brings out a side of Bruce we never usually see that much. He's definitely a favorite, and quite a badass for a little kid.

[ebig]

Damian being a brat? - he just being himself..

[eleanorwilliams-johnson]

I really liked the part where Damian asked his father what happened to him and if he's okay, I find that really sweet of Damian

[bloodyidit]

This is exactly what years of abuse from childhood would do to a kid tbh. And this is the absolute best a child could turn out under abusive conditions, he's realistic enough. Also when you were 10 if you weren't a brat you were awkward.

[davidjacobs]

Out of all the people and intergalactic creatures batman can scare, he can't scare his own kid. Am I the only one that finds this funny?

[paulgarrett]

I'd love to see Damien have a run-in with Jason Todd.

[pamakasaka]

i never understood why people hated damian, he was raised by a bunch of killers and by the end of the movie you can clearly see he's willing to change his ideals and learn from his father

[bryanb]

Like a miltiary school could hold and control Damien

[hidan]

Bruce needs to realize that Damian is far different from the other robins. Hes a damn assassin and sure as hell have blood on his hands. You cant expect him to immediatly fold and become like them. Just be happy he even returned

[theorangeslice]

Earlier on: "YOU'RE NOT MY FATHER, DAD!"

Later on: "Remember who's the TRUE Son of Batman!"

Make up your mind Damian.