The best onscreen portrayal Thomas & Martha Wayne's death

Been looking for new shows to watch so I've been watching Gotham on the side. Personally, it's kinda out of whack introducing all these Batman villains early before Bruce became Batman. I do like Catwoman(girl/Selina) and Penguin and they give good performances and obviously, the intentions of the series is to see them grow into the known characters we know them in the comics (probably by season 20 something, with Bruce finally starting out as Batman). I actually like that idea and critics are saying these are the definite portrayal of both those characters respectively. However what I really liked was Thomas and Martha Wayne's death.
 

I think it was definitely the best on-screen portrayal of it. What it does right is showing Thomas, for the most part, is being smart to protect his family. Obviously, the circumstances of why they died in all the versions are different (and the question of whether the criminal intentionally planned on killing them or not) but in the '89 version, it didn't bother me that it was the Joker who killed them or that there was a second robber, but I didn't like was that after the second robber took Martha's pearls, Thomas kinda neglected Bruce's own safety and probably even Martha's by just lunging to get the pearls back. He seemed to care more about the pearls.

I didn't have a huge problem with the Nolan version, which I liked better than the '89. And I like how Joe Chill was just being this common lone-ass criminal looking for money, but while Thomas did give his wallet, he still jumped in front of Martha when he demanded the pearls even though he was willing to give him his wallet. It's a minor thing but I do like Bruce's reaction to it.

The Wayne's death in BvS didn't work because simply Thomas got him and Martha killed. I know it's an adaption of The Dark Knight Returns where Thomas did try to attack the gunman, but Miller really doesn't understand Batman when he did that. And Snyder only did it because it's apparently "edgy and cool" because that's his motif with the film. And two reasons why it doesn't work. One, a father would never put his family, especially his child at risk like that and would just give whatever the burglar wants. But also, Snyder and Miller really undermine Batman's main motive for becoming Batman because his parents are the very kind of people he wants to protect, the defenseless who just want to live their life. And for you guys on here, put your "man" ego aside for a moment, it's not manly/badass trying to disarm a gunman, especially if it's going to put your own child at risk. It's just reckless and stupid. A real man could bear to sacrifice a few materialistic belongings just try to keep his family safe. Plus, the whole slo-mo thing, especially with the pearls was just super pretentious and did not work. I understand Snyder was trying to create some interesting visual imagery, but it didn't work. And the whole thing with the gun slide getting caught on pearls was just ridiculous, but you clearly see Martha get shot in the face but when we see her body, there's no whole in her face or blood. But the whole scene though was just to set up the "Martha" thing at the end. It just didn't work.

In Gotham though, Martha willingly gives her pearls and Thomas doesn't do anything to stop it or get 'em back. He's even reassuring Bruce as well. It just works and feels like what a mother and father would really do to protect their child. And the scream at the end is what really sells it!