More enjoyable -- and far less campy -- than Joel Schumacher's first two live-action Batman movies.
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09/02/08
Batman & Mr. Freeze - Subzero (1997)
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Reviews Counted:10
Fresh:9
Rotten:1
Average Rating:6.6/10
Runtime: 70 mins
Genre: Childrens
Synopsis: In this feature-length spin-off of the animated series, the dynamic duo battles their chilly nemesis Mr. Freeze after Freeze abducts Batgirl for use in an experiment meant to reanimate his deceased... [More]
Starring: Kevin Conroy, Michael Ansara, Efrem Zimbalist, Loren Lester
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Reviews for Batman & Mr. Freeze - Subzero
1 - 10 (sorted by date)
The animated Mr. Freeze kicks ass all over the Schwarzenegger mess
02/27/08
The best movie version of mr. Freeze
02/02/08
No review available.
10/07/05
Another great entry from the Batman animation team.
06/18/05
One of the less-inspired animated Batman efforts [but] an enjoyable and generally kid-friendly adventure all the same.
02/15/05
No review available.
11/20/03
It runs circles around Joel Schumacher's live action abominations. The masterminds behind the Batman cartoons truly understand these characters.
12/30/02
I Hate to say it but after watching this, I'm almost convinced the animated team behind the Batman toons could've made a better movie than some of the later live-action 'Batman' flicks
09/17/02
Director Boyd Kirkland retains all the trademark elements that made the television series so appealing.
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