The 45-year-old "Clerks" director said that from what he has seen of the film till now, the actor's portrayal of the Caped Crusader is the amazing, reported Variety.
"He's the best-looking Batman we've ever seen. He's moving the way he moves in the comic- he's punching out two people in the span of six seconds. So Zack Synder is nailing that version.
"But the hardest thing to nail about Batman is Bruce Wayne, because that's where you've got no mask, that's where you've got to be a human being and not just somebody who's punching people. But that dude is Bruce Wayne, so he's born to play that role. Everything I've seen so far is phenomenal. I think he'll be our best Batman," Smith said.
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