1997 is prevalent cause Steel , Spawn and This Movie came out and almost Killed superhero movies until a year later when Blade came and revitalized it and it took 9 years to bring Batman Back to the Big screen.
Every Batman had an iconic seen where they announced they are "Batman." Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, Christian Bale, Kevin Conroy and Robert Pattinson, except Pattinson said "I'm vengeance." Nonetheless it is their announcement that affirms who they are. What does George Clooney say. "Hey Freeze...I'm Batman" with a smile on his face......
Interestingly they had a sequel planned after this with Joel signed up to direct. The villians were slated to be Scarecrow Harley Quin and Manbat. They changed Harleys origin from being Jokers girlfriend to being the Jokers daughter because Joker died in the 1989 movie. Interestingly Scarecrow was the main villian and Jack as the Joker was approached to return and he was down for playing the Joker again. Jack was going to return as the Joker in fear gas hallucinations from the Scarecrows gas the films tone was going to be like Batman Forever again. The title was intended to be Batman Triumphant but it was canceled do to backlash from Batman and Robin.
Yes, Arnold was paid 25 million, but I genuinely believe he had a very fun time shooting this garbage movie and his performance is one of the very, very few redeeming qualities. It is as if he's doing it for the kids.
Impressive how Joel Schumacher was able to maintain his career quickly after this with movies like 8mm, Phone Booth, and others, since other directors would probably be stuck in director's jail for an extended period of time
The man had a lot of range with the type of movies he did. I wouldn’t guess that Batman and Robin, Falling Down, 8mm, The Wiz and The Lost Boys we’re made by the same person.
@@docvince1491 He didn't direct "The Wiz"; he only wrote the screenplay for that film. Surprisingly, Sidney Lumet, whose probably best known for directing "Dog Day Afternoon" and "Murder On The Orient Express" (among many other film classics), directed the film adaptation of "The Wiz."
Lol oh god I forgot about 8mm being one of his movies. Me and my dad saw that in the theater, a kid no older then 5-6 running up and down the aisle yelling “whore whore”
If only Joel Schumacher could make a Batman movie the way he wanted, things would be better. He stated in interviews he is a fan of the comics and wanted a darker movie, but Warner Bros told him he had to make a lighter Batman
"Batman and Robin" was a merchandise-tied product; a cash-grab for toy lines. Regardless of the movie bombing, toy sales still made enough of a profit to break even.
@@tapsetBatman and Robin isn't really the movie he wanted but he did embrace what the studio wanted and went with it. With Batman Forever that movie isn't fully his vision but is mostly his vision. The original intended cut of Forever was darker with more of a developed arc for Batman and Jones performance as Two Face was more toned down while Jim Carry Riddler performance stayed the same.
I remember walking out of the cinema back in ‘97 thinking “That wasn’t as bad as they are saying”: I was young and dumb. This is just shockingly bad for a major studio film 😂
I always felt this was a movie that tried to have its cake and eat it too. It tried to have more serious elements like Mr. Freeze's motivation to save his wife, Alfred's illness, and Batgirl's tragic past..... but it also wanted to be a campy cartoon like the Adam West Batman, and so we got ridiculous moments like Mr. Freeze in fuzzy polar bear slippers leading a singalong of frozen henchmen. It was like water and oil, though, the two didn't go well together and you just had a mess. Still, credit where credit is due, Arnold chewed the hell out of the scenery, and this movie is endlessly quotable for all the wrong reasons. In small doses I can take it, just never ask me to actually watch it unless I'm really, REALLY drunk.
Honestly I almost respect how much this film gets wrong, mostly because a lot of it can't even really be attributed to Shumacher, or even Clooney and Schwarznegger. It's a textbook example of how a film being a byproduct of a franchise or merchandising really just backfires It's still an absolute guilty pleasure movie though. Shumacher became a strong advocate for doing a Year One-type film after how badly this film was received and it inadvertently led to films like the Nolan trilogy and The Batman that treated the character's comics as respectable forms of storytelling again
I blame the writer - Akiva Goldsman. He's written some of the WORST MOVIES ever...and yet, he somehow keeps getting work -especially with franchises. He must have some unreal blackmail on someone in Hollywood.
Chris Cox, I think once talked about how some things start off as art and then become products. That explains this Batman franchise that lead to this film and others like the Sam Rami's Spiderman that led to Spiderman 3.
@@PacDork probably because he's also written some pretty good movies to like the client, a time to kill and a beautiful mind which he earned an Oscar for ( although those were adaptations of books) .
This is why I love u guys, this film has been torn apart by countless reviewers over the years but u guys still manage to make it feel fresh and hilarious.
Whenever I see this movie and Batman Forever included in a box set with Batman 89 and Batman Returns I always laugh to myself. Just the fact that they try to market those two movies as being in the same universe as the Burton one's is hilarious, they're nothing alike at all
Yeah tonally they're so different. I guess Batman Forever and Batman and Robin sell better when they're compiled with Burtons better appreciated films.
That's the problem with Warner Bros. They do find a formula that works! But try to hard by adding too many ingredients to the original formula destroying the formula that worked for them the first time.. and when they get criticized for it they wanna be babies/children about it cause their feelings are hurt..
Let's not forget that Mr. Freeze in Batman the Animated Series was also saying cold-releated puns. It wasn't near as bad as Arnold, but he still did it there.
FUCKING FINALLY!!!!!! Jesus, I've been dying for this since you guys started doing movie roasts. This is my all time favorite bad movie. Thank you for finally getting around to it.
I remember my dad taking me to the movies to see this. Even at 9 years old I thought this was some silly shit, lol. It was full tilt stupid and a giant toy commercial come to life.
This movie really was a necessary evil, in that we needed it as a shining example of what *not* to do, both in terms of superhero movie, as well as a Batman movie. I do think that "Batman Forever" gets unfairly maligned and lumped in with "Batman & Robin" in terms of bottom-of-the-barrel superhero movies. "Forever" was a good, lighthearted Batman movie that at least attempted to delve into the psyche of Bruce Wayne a bit, which was more than what was explored in either of the two Burton movies, where Keaton's Batman wasn't really a character. "Batman & Robin" REALLY feels like an extended episode of the 1960s Adam West show, but with too much money thrown at it lol. This movie is fun.... but fun for all the wrong reasons lol.
You're right about Batman Forever delving into the character's psyche but it doesn't mean it wasn't overshadowed by all the campiness and Tommy Lee Jones making a dick measuring contest between himself and Jim Carrey out of who could chew the most scenery.
@@ryancraig6675 Jones memorably called Carrey’s performance to his face “unsanctioned buffoonery”. Really? Carrey was the redeeming element of “Batman Forever”.
@@cremetangerine82 because word of mouth is that a movie that opened the same weekend as one of Carrey's comedies back in the 90's underperformed next to Carrey's film. And Jones held a grudge against him for it.
@@michaelsinger4638 Anytime BTAS gets mentioned, it gets a lot of praise but no fan wants to admit that the reason it exists and works is because it owes a lot and I mean lot to the original Batman '89 film.
I remember watching the Schumacher movies on TNT when I was a kid, and I loved them. Of course, this was before I ever saw the Burton movies, but it still never took away from my enjoyment. Though I did think it was weird that Batman was recast each movie. It was also weird seeing Tommy Lee Jones smiling after watching the MIB movies.
I'm glad they highlighted that scene with Bruce and Alfred. Batman Forever had a good scene that was cut in where Batman confronts the manifestation of his fears in his head, which is this giant bat like the size of car that just screeches in his face. You can probably find it on TH-cam. It's really cool
I'm just back again for another rewatch, and Jesus, this doesn't get old. The Arnold noises have me in tears and I only now just heard friggin Billy's "get to the choppa" at 37:43. I'm dyyyiiing! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Been following you guys for maybe about a year now, and this is probably the funniest review I've seen from you all. I haven't honestly laughed this hard in ages. Keep it up!
23:22 my dad, back in 97, as we were leaving the theater “I’m surprised they didn’t do a Flintstones joke when he slid down the dinosaur’s back.” Then he did it, he actually said “Yaba daba, yaba daba, BATMAN!” My mother and I lost it we were laughing so hard😂🤣😂🤣💀
This movie is a perfect example of why tonal balance is so important in superhero and blockbuster movies. Batman and Robin is campy and light hearted but goes so far in one direction, that it justifies why superhero movies like X-Men and Batman Begins were a bit more serious.
In an interview George Clooney say he refuse to have his wife see this great movie lol. Lord I went to the cinema to see this one there goes my 7 bucks.
My goodness! I forgot how bad and funny this movie was! My favorite part is when Robin was doing that epic yelling at Batman when he disable his bike to not go after the bad guys. 😂😂😂😂
The penguin couldn't resist them breast! 👀😂 2:13 Baby those drugs are kicking in 🥴 4:40 Batman head shake 😭👀 9:19 Unnecessary close up 🤦🏾♂️ 14:10 Poor Alfred 16:54 That actually looks fun lol 23:51 Lmao Arnold falling 😂 36:26 Alright that looks ridiculous 😭 45:47 Or better yet this one is ridiculous 48:33 This movie was so bad what was Joel Schumacher thinking? 🤦🏾♂️😂
Alright everyone, say it with me now… *inhales* “A BAT CREDIT CAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRD!?!?!?!!!!!!??!” P.S. Linkara: A man who has a house, a car, and you think a Bat Credit Card is IMPLAUSIBLE???
Y’all are too funny man. The way y’all described this movie killed me. Even tho it’s bad, this movie was a lot of fun for me. And I loved all of Arnold’s puns. They were horrible tho
Same here It’s campy as all get out but I always found it so enjoyable And I will give it credit for staying pretty true to Nora’s story about being cryogenically frozen
God rest Joel Schmecer soul. The thing is WB got involved too much and pretty much made it a promotion for toys. Even the director said in the making that he apologies for what he did. All this was WB to blame. Remember Joel Schumacher has directiled some dark movies. Check his imdb.
I enjoy this movie. It doesn't always work (why even have Bane in it?) but it feels like an attempt at a 90s version of the Adam West show, which I grew up with, and which probably is the most comics-accurate Batman movie made. Accurate to the 50s-60s comics, that is. I'm not saying B&R was successful at it, but I still enjoy the effort personally. I enjoy the Nolan films and the new Batman was OK, but Batman doesn't need to be semi-realistic or grim-dark all the time. People seem to forget that the Dark Knight returns comic (Frank Miller) which basically popularized the dark tone after 50+ years, still had a lot of humor. I feel like alot of people took the wrong lessons from tDKR and Year One, and suddenly we had stupid shit like the Joker without a face or Harley Quinn blowing up children. And then completely joyless (but competent) movies like the Batman. I am thankful there has been room for silly stuff like the 60s Batman, B&R and the Gotham show. That said, the 90s animated show and the Justice League show have probably my favorite version of Batman outside of the comics. And the animated versions of tDKR and the Killing Joke are some of the worst things I've ever seen.
I hated the way they did Batgirl the most. I love this character but I hated how this movie did her. A Butler’s niece!! How does a Butler’s niece know martial arts? It doesn’t work as much as a commissioner’s daughter.
@It aint no thing maybe but Barbara going to prep school lowers her character. Batgirl is sometimes as smart as Batman when it comes to detective work. I don’t see that coming from a Butler’s Niece. I see that coming from a Commissioner’s daughter.
I remember when I went to see this. When they clicked their feet together and the skates popped out I thought this was going to be a horrible movie. Man I was wrong. It was beyond horrible!
I remember this being on tv when I was a little kid. I know how bad it is now, but back then I was just excited to see Batman. When Poison Ivy started making sex jokes, my mom asked “What’s this rated?” Never understood why- until a few years later.
We have come a long way I was 10 going to see this in Theaters back in the Day. Batman films we have now I’ll never take for granted! Because we can’t go back to this…
These roasts have me going into cardiac arrest from laughing. This is exactly the Commentary me and my friends do.. its so good to hear others break these movies down.
the batass is so much worse than the bat crotch you could argue that if it wasn't followed by direct ass shots it could pass for a belt suit up. theres just like zero reason for the ass shot
I liked this movie as a teenager in high school. But, I saw it with adult eyes years ago, especially after I saw The Dark Knight. I had no choice but to acknowledge the fact that Batman and Robin is a piece of crap. Surprisingly, it would've been worse without Arnold Schwarzenegger.
The only thing that didn't change the movie is it's awesome soundtrack: Bone Thugs N Harmony * Goo Goo Dolls * The Smashing Pumpkins * Arkarna * R. Kelly * Lauren Christy * Eric Benet * Soul Coughing * Moloko * R.E.M * Underworld * Jewel * Me'Shell Ndegeocello * and Elliot Goldenthal
This Movie is Godawful but sooo quotable lmaooo
Wat killed the dinosaurs
THE ICE AGE!
Hey you need to 'chill out"
Pretty much sums up Spider-Man 3.
@@Mr.Nyongo Nah man, Spider Man 3 may be flawed but it’s better than this.
1997 is prevalent cause Steel , Spawn and This Movie came out and almost Killed superhero movies until a year later when Blade came and revitalized it and it took 9 years to bring Batman Back to the Big screen.
Facts
And funny enough the best one out of all 3 was Spawn 😅😅😅
@@brookswilliams5239 "best one"
Such a great, peaceful time. No superhero movies.
@@Turd_Rocket your whole channel is dedicated to hating superhero movies, you're still stuck in that 90s high school bully mentality, get a life dude
No lie Korey's Arnold Schwarzenegger impression is hilariously on point! 🤣🤣🤣
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We all agree that Arnold Schwarzenegger was the highlight of this movie 😂😂😂
@@kenrickkahn from his bad "ice" puns making me laughing out loud. 😂
@@kenrickkahn he DEFINITELY was lol
“With Batman Forever I felt like I was making a movie. With Batman and Robin, I felt like i was making a toy commercial.”
. Chris o Donnell
he figured it out
It actually was more campy then the Adam West Batman.
@@hamhockbeans It made the Adam West Batman look like The Dark Knight.
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Chris O Donnell wasn't lying.. That exactly what it was.. They could of still made Batman a movie while still marketing what's in the movie..
Every Batman had an iconic seen where they announced they are "Batman." Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, Christian Bale, Kevin Conroy and Robert Pattinson, except Pattinson said "I'm vengeance." Nonetheless it is their announcement that affirms who they are. What does George Clooney say. "Hey Freeze...I'm Batman" with a smile on his face......
And his head bouncing all over the place
Clooney was so snobby
@@jerramaurice7836Not too snobby to constantly apologise for Batman & Robin.
Interestingly they had a sequel planned after this with Joel signed up to direct. The villians were slated to be Scarecrow Harley Quin and Manbat. They changed Harleys origin from being Jokers girlfriend to being the Jokers daughter because Joker died in the 1989 movie. Interestingly Scarecrow was the main villian and Jack as the Joker was approached to return and he was down for playing the Joker again. Jack was going to return as the Joker in fear gas hallucinations from the Scarecrows gas the films tone was going to be like Batman Forever again. The title was intended to be Batman Triumphant but it was canceled do to backlash from Batman and Robin.
Yes, Arnold was paid 25 million, but I genuinely believe he had a very fun time shooting this garbage movie and his performance is one of the very, very few redeeming qualities. It is as if he's doing it for the kids.
There’s also Vivica A. Fox as his sexy assistant
But, How much did Vivica A Fox get Paid!? $2,500!?
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I think I'd have fun doing anything for 25 million. I do agree though, he's having fun and it's infectious. The rest of them aren't as fun to watch.
He kept the suit and has it on display in his house
@@CRL365 wow did he really
Impressive how Joel Schumacher was able to maintain his career quickly after this with movies like 8mm, Phone Booth, and others, since other directors would probably be stuck in director's jail for an extended period of time
He did a great live action 101 Dalmatians with Glenn Close as the definitive Cruella.
The man had a lot of range with the type of movies he did. I wouldn’t guess that Batman and Robin, Falling Down, 8mm, The Wiz and The Lost Boys we’re made by the same person.
@@biguy617 he didn’t direct that
@@docvince1491 He didn't direct "The Wiz"; he only wrote the screenplay for that film. Surprisingly, Sidney Lumet, whose probably best known for directing "Dog Day Afternoon" and "Murder On The Orient Express" (among many other film classics), directed the film adaptation of "The Wiz."
Lol oh god I forgot about 8mm being one of his movies. Me and my dad saw that in the theater, a kid no older then 5-6 running up and down the aisle yelling “whore whore”
Korey’s impression of Batman: “Heyyy freezeee, I’mmm Batmann” got me in tears 🤣✋
Billy laughing always put a big smile on my face
It’s the opposite for me
I am still confused wat killed the dinosaurs
@@andim.8788 THE ICE AGE!
Get him to play The Joker
@@brandonspain12345 hell no
If only Joel Schumacher could make a Batman movie the way he wanted, things would be better. He stated in interviews he is a fan of the comics and wanted a darker movie, but Warner Bros told him he had to make a lighter Batman
Hence #ReleaseTheSchumacherCut movement.
@@a.f.watcher8888 if he got to make the movie he wanted we probably would've never got the dark knight
Not to mention listen to the commentary...he made the movie he wanted
"Batman and Robin" was a merchandise-tied product;
a cash-grab for toy lines.
Regardless of the movie bombing, toy sales still made enough of a profit to break even.
@@tapsetBatman and Robin isn't really the movie he wanted but he did embrace what the studio wanted and went with it. With Batman Forever that movie isn't fully his vision but is mostly his vision. The original intended cut of Forever was darker with more of a developed arc for Batman and Jones performance as Two Face was more toned down while Jim Carry Riddler performance stayed the same.
"The visuals alone is like stuffing yourself with candy for 2 hours." - Korey
- Amazing analogy
Ever since a kid, I remember George Clooney's Batman performance as the most smiley ass Batman of them all
Lol I been waiting for this 😁
Me, too 🎶 I'm so excited 😊
I am still confused wat killed the dinosaurs?
ME TOO. I was wondering when they will finally do it :D
HEY FREN!
I remember walking out of the cinema back in ‘97 thinking “That wasn’t as bad as they are saying”: I was young and dumb. This is just shockingly bad for a major studio film 😂
I always felt this was a movie that tried to have its cake and eat it too. It tried to have more serious elements like Mr. Freeze's motivation to save his wife, Alfred's illness, and Batgirl's tragic past..... but it also wanted to be a campy cartoon like the Adam West Batman, and so we got ridiculous moments like Mr. Freeze in fuzzy polar bear slippers leading a singalong of frozen henchmen. It was like water and oil, though, the two didn't go well together and you just had a mess.
Still, credit where credit is due, Arnold chewed the hell out of the scenery, and this movie is endlessly quotable for all the wrong reasons. In small doses I can take it, just never ask me to actually watch it unless I'm really, REALLY drunk.
A movie that tries to have its cake and eat it too.
Accurate 💯💯💯💯✅✅✅✅✅💯💯💯
Honestly I almost respect how much this film gets wrong, mostly because a lot of it can't even really be attributed to Shumacher, or even Clooney and Schwarznegger. It's a textbook example of how a film being a byproduct of a franchise or merchandising really just backfires
It's still an absolute guilty pleasure movie though. Shumacher became a strong advocate for doing a Year One-type film after how badly this film was received and it inadvertently led to films like the Nolan trilogy and The Batman that treated the character's comics as respectable forms of storytelling again
Why can't you blame Schumacher? He did go too far, let's be honest
I blame the writer - Akiva Goldsman. He's written some of the WORST MOVIES ever...and yet, he somehow keeps getting work -especially with franchises. He must have some unreal blackmail on someone in Hollywood.
Chris Cox, I think once talked about how some things start off as art and then become products. That explains this Batman franchise that lead to this film and others like the Sam Rami's Spiderman that led to Spiderman 3.
@@PacDork I think he strangely is credited for one of David Fincher’s most acclaimed movies.
@@PacDork probably because he's also written some pretty good movies to like the client, a time to kill and a beautiful mind which he earned an Oscar for ( although those were adaptations of books) .
love the chemistry yall bring, this movie has been in my mind rent free since seeing it as a kid... cathartic watching you roast it
My mind as well.. I keep Remembering Poison Ivy kissing people..
This is why I love u guys, this film has been torn apart by countless reviewers over the years but u guys still manage to make it feel fresh and hilarious.
So for the record, both Mike Myers and Arnold Schwarzenegger managed to break Korey with their rampant fire puns.
Myers, Schwarzenegger... and Martin.
Especially the CSI (Miami?) "YEAAAAH!!!" intro memes.
It's *rapid-fire*
@@DAMIENDMILLS Thank you, Herr Grammar Nazi.
Not even two minutes into the video and Billy's already cracking up laughing? This is gonna be a good review. :)
Whenever I see this movie and Batman Forever included in a box set with Batman 89 and Batman Returns I always laugh to myself. Just the fact that they try to market those two movies as being in the same universe as the Burton one's is hilarious, they're nothing alike at all
Yeah tonally they're so different. I guess Batman Forever and Batman and Robin sell better when they're compiled with Burtons better appreciated films.
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WB has a tendency to double down when they think they found something, and overreact to criticism.
That's the problem with Warner Bros.
They do find a formula that works! But try to hard by adding too many ingredients to the original formula destroying the formula that worked for them the first time.. and when they get criticized for it they wanna be babies/children about it cause their feelings are hurt..
The irony of 1997 is the Batman movie was like a cartoon and the cartoon was like a movie
Let's not forget that Mr. Freeze in Batman the Animated Series was also saying cold-releated puns. It wasn't near as bad as Arnold, but he still did it there.
FUCKING FINALLY!!!!!! Jesus, I've been dying for this since you guys started doing movie roasts. This is my all time favorite bad movie. Thank you for finally getting around to it.
I remember my dad taking me to the movies to see this. Even at 9 years old I thought this was some silly shit, lol. It was full tilt stupid and a giant toy commercial come to life.
The difference between this movie and the Adam West show is clear as day.
One is funny. The other is just painful .
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LMAO, once again Billy's laugh is the greatest...
I was just thinking that DT needs to do a week of Batman movie reviews and they did. I will never tire of Batman and Robin movie reviews.
I honestly think Arnold could’ve been a perfect mr freeze, it sucks he was given the script he was😂
This movie really was a necessary evil, in that we needed it as a shining example of what *not* to do, both in terms of superhero movie, as well as a Batman movie. I do think that "Batman Forever" gets unfairly maligned and lumped in with "Batman & Robin" in terms of bottom-of-the-barrel superhero movies. "Forever" was a good, lighthearted Batman movie that at least attempted to delve into the psyche of Bruce Wayne a bit, which was more than what was explored in either of the two Burton movies, where Keaton's Batman wasn't really a character. "Batman & Robin" REALLY feels like an extended episode of the 1960s Adam West show, but with too much money thrown at it lol. This movie is fun.... but fun for all the wrong reasons lol.
Nah. That movie was shit as well
You're right about Batman Forever delving into the character's psyche but it doesn't mean it wasn't overshadowed by all the campiness and Tommy Lee Jones making a dick measuring contest between himself and Jim Carrey out of who could chew the most scenery.
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Jones memorably called Carrey’s performance to his face “unsanctioned buffoonery”. Really? Carrey was the redeeming element of “Batman Forever”.
@@cremetangerine82 because word of mouth is that a movie that opened the same weekend as one of Carrey's comedies back in the 90's underperformed next to Carrey's film. And Jones held a grudge against him for it.
This movie has the record for having the most inept cops in superhero flicks. XD
When the ACTUAL Batman cartoon is far better and more entertaining than the “big budget” Batman movie is.
I actually like this movie as a nonsensical Batman Elseworlds story.
Which "ACTUAL" Batman cartoon do you mean?
Batman the Animated Series. But honestly most of them are better than this film.
@@michaelsinger4638 Anytime BTAS gets mentioned, it gets a lot of praise but no fan wants to admit that the reason it exists and works is because it owes a lot and I mean lot to the original Batman '89 film.
@@michaelsinger4638 Okay right, that is helluva better than Warner Bros.' Batman and Robin.
I’m so glad they finally reviewed this movie and its 2 parts 😂
I am still confused wat killed the dinosaurs
@@andim.8788 de Aize Aagee
Carrey's Riddler and Arnold's Freeze were still standout showings for the Forever and B/R movies.
As colorful as it is and bright, i gotta admit Arnie's Mr Freeze suit still looks badass.
Uma was epic as Ivy in my opinion, Jim was awesome as Riddler and Arnie was a campy Freeze
I remember watching the Schumacher movies on TNT when I was a kid, and I loved them. Of course, this was before I ever saw the Burton movies, but it still never took away from my enjoyment. Though I did think it was weird that Batman was recast each movie. It was also weird seeing Tommy Lee Jones smiling after watching the MIB movies.
My buddies and I played a drinking game. Take a shot every time freeze makes an ice pun.
We had to stop within the first 10 minutes.
Man I was about to say, man u still alive.... I remember seeing this in theaters at 14 and I couldn't take it. I LIKE puns but it got ridiculous
Audience: please, show some mercy.
The movie: I'm afraid that my condition has left me cold..... to your pleas of mercy.
I'm glad they highlighted that scene with Bruce and Alfred. Batman Forever had a good scene that was cut in where Batman confronts the manifestation of his fears in his head, which is this giant bat like the size of car that just screeches in his face. You can probably find it on TH-cam. It's really cool
I'm just back again for another rewatch, and Jesus, this doesn't get old. The Arnold noises have me in tears and I only now just heard friggin Billy's "get to the choppa" at 37:43. I'm dyyyiiing! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hilarious review, can't wait for Part 2.
34:20 what the dog doin’?? 😂😂
This is a good guilty pleasure movie. Love the absurdity and one liners
With The Batman coming out I was hoping this would be the next bad movie roast 😁
I was a kid when This came out. I abdolutely loved it I watched it everyday on video.😁😊
Yeh i do remember the scene where Batman & Robin are air boarding out of that rocket as a kid i always thought that was cool.
Samee lol
Thank you, me and my cousin and sister were the same. Now, I know it's terrible but I still love it.
This could have been considered a film adaptation of the Adam West show
Billy’s laugh is contagious. Gets me every time. 😂😂
Been following you guys for maybe about a year now, and this is probably the funniest review I've seen from you all. I haven't honestly laughed this hard in ages. Keep it up!
Yeah, that movie was all over the place. But I did love Vivica A. Fox’s outfit. She was looking good! 👍🏾
So happy you guys are doing this. This movie could warrant 3 review parts (Maybe even 4).
23:22 my dad, back in 97, as we were leaving the theater “I’m surprised they didn’t do a Flintstones joke when he slid down the dinosaur’s back.” Then he did it, he actually said “Yaba daba, yaba daba, BATMAN!”
My mother and I lost it we were laughing so hard😂🤣😂🤣💀
This movie is a perfect example of why tonal balance is so important in superhero and blockbuster movies. Batman and Robin is campy and light hearted but goes so far in one direction, that it justifies why superhero movies like X-Men and Batman Begins were a bit more serious.
Everyother Batman: "Uses a wing suit to glide"
George Clooney: "Amateurs"
In an interview George Clooney say he refuse to have his wife see this great movie lol. Lord I went to the cinema to see this one there goes my 7 bucks.
No way, you lots absolutely ripped Arnold too bits in this retrospective roast 😂😂
My goodness! I forgot how bad and funny this movie was! My favorite part is when Robin was doing that epic yelling at Batman when he disable his bike to not go after the bad guys. 😂😂😂😂
25:52 that Olympic Ski jump!!! 🤣 😂 🤣 You guys are gonna kill me.
The penguin couldn't resist them breast! 👀😂 2:13
Baby those drugs are kicking in 🥴 4:40
Batman head shake 😭👀 9:19
Unnecessary close up 🤦🏾♂️ 14:10
Poor Alfred 16:54
That actually looks fun lol 23:51
Lmao Arnold falling 😂 36:26
Alright that looks ridiculous 😭 45:47
Or better yet this one is ridiculous 48:33
This movie was so bad what was Joel Schumacher thinking? 🤦🏾♂️😂
At least he apologized for it
Alright everyone, say it with me now… *inhales*
“A BAT CREDIT CAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRD!?!?!?!!!!!!??!”
P.S. Linkara: A man who has a house, a car, and you think a Bat Credit Card is IMPLAUSIBLE???
The moment that killed the Batman franchise
“Mr Freeze 🥶 Pop Tarts”
Best Caesar Romero Joker laugh I've ever heard from Billy. XD
That opening scene alone sealed this movies horrible fate! lol
Arnold as Mr. Freeze within the last decade: “Time to watch my favorite movie; Frozen. Don’t like it? Then just let it go.”
So happy there's gonna be a Part 2!
Y’all are too funny man. The way y’all described this movie killed me. Even tho it’s bad, this movie was a lot of fun for me. And I loved all of Arnold’s puns. They were horrible tho
The Arnold grunts, you gotta love them😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He having sex and that's good
"Yahagaahahaaaayaaaa" 😂
The fact that we are still talking about this movie means it did it's job right 😂
Same here
It’s campy as all get out but I always found it so enjoyable
And I will give it credit for staying pretty true to Nora’s story about being cryogenically frozen
No, it means that the hate surrounding it has gotten old, and it's time to let it go.
No. This movie gets worse year after year after year. And it's funny to talk about.
As bad as this movie is, it's totally watchable. Essence of a "good bad" movie.
Totally it is 100% better than Dragon Ball Evolution
the laughs from the crew just make this much better
God rest Joel Schmecer soul. The thing is WB got involved too much and pretty much made it a promotion for toys. Even the director said in the making that he apologies for what he did. All this was WB to blame. Remember Joel Schumacher has directiled some dark movies. Check his imdb.
8MM, anyone. Such a dark/grim movie
@@chasehedges6775 falling down, A time to kill. Some brilliant but dark subject films.
Falling Down felt like a GTA game come to life.
Can you imagine if Andrew Kevin Walker (Se7en, 8MM) wrote a Batman script and Joel directed it?
I enjoy this movie. It doesn't always work (why even have Bane in it?) but it feels like an attempt at a 90s version of the Adam West show, which I grew up with, and which probably is the most comics-accurate Batman movie made. Accurate to the 50s-60s comics, that is. I'm not saying B&R was successful at it, but I still enjoy the effort personally.
I enjoy the Nolan films and the new Batman was OK, but Batman doesn't need to be semi-realistic or grim-dark all the time. People seem to forget that the Dark Knight returns comic (Frank Miller) which basically popularized the dark tone after 50+ years, still had a lot of humor. I feel like alot of people took the wrong lessons from tDKR and Year One, and suddenly we had stupid shit like the Joker without a face or Harley Quinn blowing up children. And then completely joyless (but competent) movies like the Batman.
I am thankful there has been room for silly stuff like the 60s Batman, B&R and the Gotham show.
That said, the 90s animated show and the Justice League show have probably my favorite version of Batman outside of the comics. And the animated versions of tDKR and the Killing Joke are some of the worst things I've ever seen.
Recently subbed and been watching every video on the playlist
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I hated the way they did Batgirl the most. I love this character but I hated how this movie did her. A Butler’s niece!! How does a Butler’s niece know martial arts? It doesn’t work as much as a commissioner’s daughter.
@It aint no thing maybe but Barbara going to prep school lowers her character. Batgirl is sometimes as smart as Batman when it comes to detective work. I don’t see that coming from a Butler’s Niece. I see that coming from a Commissioner’s daughter.
When viewed as a comedy Batman & Robin is the best in the series.
I've prayed for you guys to review this!
Supergirl is still worse than Batman Robin. 😂
I remember when I went to see this. When they clicked their feet together and the skates popped out I thought this was going to be a horrible movie. Man I was wrong. It was beyond horrible!
I’ll been waiting for this day to see Bad Movie Roast of Joel Schumacher vision of Batman, Thank You DT.
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Korey/Schumacher: I got you
I think that's cool to have a Mr. Freeze that's so cold he can still smoke cigars.
I hate how they did my girls Vivica Fox (one of Mr.Freeze's minions),and Uma Thurman, they wasted their talent.
Correction: the penguin scared parents. For us kids, that was our favorite character. Gen Y stans Danny Devito!
34:23 love how Corey’s dog just going along with it 😂
Y'all had me laughing so hard I legitimately forgot to breathe.
I remember this being on tv when I was a little kid. I know how bad it is now, but back then I was just excited to see Batman. When Poison Ivy started making sex jokes, my mom asked “What’s this rated?” Never understood why- until a few years later.
"What killed the dinosaurs?! THE ICE AGE!!"
We have come a long way I was 10 going to see this in Theaters back in the Day. Batman films we have now I’ll never take for granted! Because we can’t go back to this…
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These roasts have me going into cardiac arrest from laughing. This is exactly the Commentary me and my friends do.. its so good to hear others break these movies down.
What killed dinosaurs? The Ice Age ©️ best line ever 🤣
This movie is god awful but It's so fun to laugh at.
Vivica in this one as the femme and Drew Barrymore in Forever. It was supposed to reflect the Adam West series molls they kept around.
When Batman busts through a window...it has to be badass. DAMN RIGHT.
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the batass is so much worse than the bat crotch you could argue that if it wasn't followed by direct ass shots it could pass for a belt suit up. theres just like zero reason for the ass shot
Well who doesn't like butts? That shot was for the ladies
I love your content, you guys had me laughing the whole time. I need more lol
This movie was a masterpiece to me as a kid lol
I liked this movie as a teenager in high school. But, I saw it with adult eyes years ago, especially after I saw The Dark Knight. I had no choice but to acknowledge the fact that Batman and Robin is a piece of crap. Surprisingly, it would've been worse without Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Yeah, I knew there were bad parts but I enjoyed it!
The only thing that didn't change the movie is it's awesome soundtrack:
Bone Thugs N Harmony * Goo Goo Dolls * The Smashing Pumpkins * Arkarna * R. Kelly * Lauren Christy * Eric Benet * Soul Coughing * Moloko * R.E.M * Underworld * Jewel * Me'Shell Ndegeocello * and Elliot Goldenthal
Weird how I loved this when I was a kid and it's just cringe coming back to it. At least it makes for good Double Toasted content!
Mr. Freeze puns even killing Martin 😄