Batman & Robin (1997) - Let's Kick Some Ice Scene (9/10) | Movieclips 

I just thought of it as the Adam west show but with a bigger budget

I agree. I was thrilled when I had seen this film. Good times!

I'd pay to watch that.

You mean, Batman Forever on Ice. The film’s basic plot and structure is nearly identical to Batman Forever.

Time to get tickets the old fashion way; by being the 9th caller at my local radio station!

@@johnstavropoulos7049I was fortunate enough to see it on ice.

If the Gotham PD were actually competent at their job, then there would be no need for Batman.

@@johnstavropoulos7049 Yeah Cause Batman pulls over people handing out Speeding tickets.

How do you expect them to fare against a crazy guy with a gun that shoots a beam that freezes anything it hits?

And money

Sounds like all police if you ask me. Hell at least these cops try lol

Interestingly enough, the classic black and blue Nightwing suit had been introduced in the comics a year before this movie was released. What we might witnessing here is cooperate synergy. Of course, the Nightwing symbol is painted red because it represents Robin. Which of course predates the New 52 Nightwing suit by 14 years.

And a cape

It’s nightwing mixed with Robin from Arkham Knight, someone please tell me why they made tim bald

I have a toy of it , now.

i had the toy

The actor in "Superman Returns" is Brandon Routh.

its like you want to put people who cant swim in a sinking ship

Of cooahs.

No, instantaneous freezing is actually less damaging to tissue than slow freezing. The thing which destroys your cells are the ice crystals which form and puncture your cell membranes, and the most ice crystals form when you freeze something slowly. If you use some kind of antifreeze it can prevent crystals, which is why animals who live at subzero temperatures in the north pole have a type of antifreeze in their blood.

Or you know, don't question the logic of the movie, you just watch and enjoy.

@@deensaid7762 my bad, I wasn’t meaning to come off as “☝️🤓” I was an idiot 2 years ago & was asking a genuine irl question

Zack Bertuzzi *1997

2019???? 1997

1997

Malcolm Kawerau stupid film

I like how it shows how batgirl was just able to ride one but robin had to switch vehicles for some reason 😂

​@@goodapplegamer3341@road3547 maybe spikes on the wheels? 🤔

Snow tires!

It's so true. He basically apologized and said I had something relatively as balanced in the Darkness as Batman Forever but the corporate people made him keep adding silly elements for action figures.

@@bakionigeri6414 You look at his filmography in general and you see he IS capable of darkness with self-reflection.

I agree that Schumacher got too much flack for this movie. He originally wanted to make an adaptation of Batman: Year One, but WB insisted on a lighter film.

The day that there’s never decent acting from Arnie will be the day that chickens give milk.

How do you know about the editing trick and the alternate directing? I reviewed the film on my channel and I plan to discuss all the batman films soon.

How did you create the sound effects?

@@commanderkeen3787 HOW? I went out into the the frozen fields of Erie PA and recorded 4 hours of ice of various thickness, and frozen snow banks, ice cracking etc. and then organized them as a library. I was commissioned to record the collection by sound editor Lantz Brown and the film's sound supervisor Bruce Stambler for the audio post editors at Sound Storm in LA,

@@garyboggess9659 What was your colleagues' opinion on the film after seeing it? Out of interest!

@@commanderkeen3787 I went to a remote area of Erie PA at 11pm-5am. The snow had melted and refroze on a patch of land that was a large parking lot, yard with various HI and LOW surfaces. I found all kinds of thickness of ice... frozen amidst crunchy snow banks. I had a portable digital SONY Dat recorder and a mic boom with two SCHOEPS condenser mics. I used a shovel and broom handle to crack and pry sheets of ice to get long cracking creaking sounds. I did everything I could think of to create every unique sound I could discover by experimenting. I had some ice that was 3/4 inch thick... and all the way down to paper thick. I grabbed handfuls of ice pieces and recorded them sliding down banks of frozen hard snow piles from the ice plowing. Back at the studio, I edited all the similar types of ice effects into groups... and editing most of the silent spaces out of the files and created various organized series and categories of sounds. In the end, I had about 2.5 hours of really great ice. Organized, logged and titled. I created some special cues by layering ice FX samples 2 and 5 deep to create interesting action or unique events. Everything was in clear, detailed stereo. An impressive library of ice. I licensed the ice collection to SOUND STORM... who was doing the audio post production work on this film. It was a lot of fun but I remember that cold night... out in the middle of nowwhere. But close to a family member who knew I was looking for freshly frozen ice.... and he called me alerting me that conditions near him were ripe for ice. Turned out perfect! It was cold. And I was very estatic when I finished in the morning and drove like a madman 65 miles to get home and into my warm bed to sleep!!!

@@filmdirt I don't know. I saw the film... and it was decent. It had some high points. It wasn't my fav Batman film. Compared to a lot of the self indulgent bullshit on Netflix and others today... it was AT LEAST entertaining. I wouldn't consider it a piece of literature script wise. And I thought it evoked a comic book feel in many ways. The Director, Joel Schumacher officially apologized for Batman & Robin ahead of the film's 20th anniversary. LOL. But think about it... there are a lot of films that plain outright SUCK HORSE CRAP in comparison. Seeing Arnold Schwarzenegger running around in that Mister Freeze costume was worth at least a small popcorn and coke. Schwarzenegger was paid $25 million dollars for his role in the film.

Don't worry. He was thawed later on.

at the very end. he's thawed out,as Mr freeze is beaten.

Frozen deep fried tacos

“It’s like people do things just so they can get paid, and that’s just really sad.” -Garth, Wayne’s World.

is her accent british or american in the movie? I can't hear that because i watch only the german and italian one

Mayito Brito - Rookie Gaming you mean 1997? Lmao

Lots of people loved this film. The logo was worn by millions of people

Even that couldn't save it

Notice he was given top billing.

In Comic Mr Freeze is a Sad Serious and Cold Villain. But Arnold made it Humorous and Hot person.

Maybe because that's all he had. Also, perhaps the studio didn't feel like paying more extras.

@@CROSSTATT I'm talking in terms of story not production. He had a whole gang of thugs going into that museum with him.

I agree with you Ivy broke out most of his gang from jail and regrouped at Ivys lair

I guess he assumed his truck could finish them off since it did freeze the batmobile before

@@sugdolomar overconfident

dumbie

Because toy sales are important.

Toy manufacturers can take liberties, Movies shouldn’t

@@danielwalters2045 if only you could have been there to tell the filmmakers.

The reason their suits have a black and silver color is because they were wearing ice armor. According to the trivia, there was a scene showing Mr. Freeze trying to freeze Batman but the freeze gun had no effect on the suit due to the silver plating on the suit and cape. It’s the same plating on the Bathammer. However the scene does make an appearance in the comic adaptation.

Daniel Walters What do you mean by that?

Hi. I don't understand your comment really well I apologize but if I remember correctly, is established in the begining of the movie that people can be frozen for 11 min. After 11 minutes, if they don't get defrosted, they die. I hope that helps? 👍

Freeze is the first one to bring up the time limit being 11 minutes when he freezes Robin but they never explain why it’s specifically 11 minutes.

You actually made a reference to *that* scene from The Cat in the Hat (2003)? 🤦

Same I love this film