Calls over one of his henchmen, tells him a bunch of stuff he probably already knows, doesn't ask for anything from him, then tells him to leave. Awesome writing.
@@mightymartianca It would've been hilarious if the scene had been like in the 80s TMNT cartoon. Frosty says he already knows the plan - Freeze doesn't need to explain it. *Freeze:* "I wasn't explaining it to *you*," *points to viewers* "I was explaining it to *them!* "
Ironically it's the other way around. He was originally just a dude with a freeze gun and that's about it. His backstory was changed for Batman: The Animated Series which gave him the terminally ill wife and falling in a vat of chemicals which froze him (seriously, Gotham, put some lids on your chemical vats!). This revamped background proved so popular that it was adopted as Freeze's official backstory after that, not just in the comics but here and the Arkham games too. It's just one of several things that Batman: The Animated Series contributed to the Batman mythos that forever changed things, even retroactively affecting the comics too.
@@jackthegreek6092 I was taking the scenic route. Mr. Freeze is ALMOST DC's version of Dr. Doom, tragic villain wise. ALMOST. He was partially inspired by an H. P. Lovecraft character.
In Batman Returns it took us nearly half the movie to fully understand Penguin's plan, and his motivation, and what makes him tick. Here, we get all that in a 30 second speech lol
It's effective, yes, but the moment you watch any other iteration of Mr. Freeze, you wonder why they were mostly playing him up for pure comedy as if they forgot he has a tragic backstory with his crime purely motivated by it.
Arnold's version of freeze is the only good thing to come out of this movie his portrayal may have been strange but compared to everything else he is the best actor and character in this entire movie.
As a kid this whole scene made perfect sense. The bad guy is in his secret lair plotting. As an adult this whole scene is just wildly bizarre in the best way possible.
@@andrewcabral963 the parody on this movie that the first 2 movies did better thats peeps opinion me i dont mind but yeah this movie really was terrible
Because he needs a billion dollars and any sale of the diamonds just wouldn't cover that. It's also why he can afford a(n admittedly rickety) rocket, because that's cheaper than the costly research into final stage McGregor's Syndrome. Besides which, he needs the diamonds to keep his cryo-suit working.
The production crew had to be high when they shot this movie. Why does a man who is trying to save his frozen wife decide that he has time to lead sing alongs?
In this timeline, I like to think Freeze just absolutely loses his mind and goes mad, the thought of saving his wife still driving and preventing him from fully becoming the next Loony Toons character.
Well for me the way he said the words ice, freeze, cold and frozen it almost looks like that maybe he was the correct or right role to play the character, and maybe he did a good job playing Mr. Freeze.
this is the only movie I've ever seen where I actually laugh out loud constantly throughout the entire run time. It's so over the top and full of puns, but the action, set pieces, music and bad acting keep it entertaining all the way through
Oh, he died in absolute shame, seeing his most famous creation, the Dark Knight, candy-flossed into a live-action spinoff film of the '60s Batman TV show (not that that was bad in any way). Look at the crap in this film. Batman and Robin going to live events as their superhero alter-egos, Batman carrying a credit card (!), Robin acting like a whiny bitch, Mr. Freeze telling ice puns left and right, Bane as an expy of Solomon Grundy or the Incredible Hulk, Poison Ivy and her innuendos, Bruce Wayne using his normal voice for both himself and Batman (a la Adam West), campy humor without a sense of fun, Batgirl is Alfred's niece (we all know she's Commissioner Gordon's daughter), Coolio having a cameo as a banker, Mr. Freeze leading a sing-along of "Snow Miser" from The Year Without a Santa Claus when he should be RESCUING HIS FREAKIN' WIFE FROM THE DEAD...you get the idea. The only actor who even tries to make it work is Michael Gough as Alfred, and even then, Alfred doesn't have that much presence in this film.
This scene was really funny and I was laughing my ass off as he was making his men sing a christmas song while they were freezing their asses off while he stood there orchestrating it in a robe and fuzzy slippers.
I think he just likes to wear them because they represent a animal that lives in the cold. I do t think slippers will warm him up in that ice cream factory
It never really hit me back then watching this movie as a kid, but this movie has an insane amount of props, background sets, and costumes. Like how much did all of this cost?
Arnold playing the villain for the second time after The first Terminator movie. The only difference here is that he is a hilarious villain compared to the cold blooded serious villain portrayed in the Terminator (1984).
I love that Freeze just calls Frosty over, monologues in front of him and then tells him to leave. He didn’t ask him to do anything. He didn’t need him for anything. He just wanted someone to listen to him rant. Think about if your Boss did that tomorrow at work.
I knew of Arnold before this movie, but I did not realize that it was him who played Mr. Freeze. For a guy who was known for mostly action movies full of fists and guns, he did an exceptionally great job being an emotional villian. Salute, Arney!
@@vilebasterd5729 Ikr? That's the exact question that I asked myself. "How the hell...?" He got bald, his skin turned silver, his acting and role were entirely new. Those were probably the features that completely fooled me.
1:37 "I will hold *G A F F H U M* ransom." "It's Winterforever here in *G A F F H U M!"* Notice the weird lip-synching on the second one? How they just reused the same *"G A F F H U M"* and it didn't line up to what he was saying?
It’s true Due to his condition that he’s now in because of that cryogenic technology he was exposed to, he can’t survive outside of a subzero environment. That’s why he wears that suit and helmet
He needs them to power his cryo-suit to keep him at subzero temperatures in order to survive. Without a subzero environment, he'll die. And the billions he was talking about is a "ransom pay" to fund all of the research he needs so to find a cure for his terminally ill wife, whom he put in cryogenic suspension because the level of her illness is VERY advanced.
@@ThomasDuellMusic Your Welcome. I’ve been fond of some Rankin Bass Christmas Specials like Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer & a couple sequels of Rudolph.
@dylangeltzeiler946 Same here. I should have figured that's where this one was from but I just haven't watched it in so long that I forgot. I always loved "Santa Claus coming to town"
@@ThomasDuellMusic But the complete Rankin Bass Christmas Collection on DVD or Blu-Ray. Watch The “Year Without A Santa Claus” & the others every December as I do. Especially on a Christmas in July Occasion.
As campy as this film was, Arnold really had his funny moments 😅😅 He's supposed to be reduced to living at subzero environments but he can still smoke a burning cigar 🤣🤣 Goes to show how much Arnie loved his cigars lol But I still think if this film had been done with the exact same story but with Tim Burton's style and Michael Keaton as Batman, it would've been a hit. The story was still very deep and emotional, focusing on Freeze's desperation to save his wife, and Robin starting to chafe under Batman's leadership like in the comics. Loss was an integral part of the story. With better directing and acting, that would've saved the movie.
Mr Freeze hiding in an Ice Cream Factory is basically the equivalent of Walt Disney hiding in Disneyworld.
You came from NC too?
Harold BUUUUUT........
It’s an abandoned ice cream factory
he actually did do that at disneyland for an afternoon once a week when he was alive his disguise was a hawaiian shirt and sunglasses
But only and idiot would do that so that why its perfect.
@@d.t.bradford3824 this is the druidia air shields all over again...
Calls over one of his henchmen, tells him a bunch of stuff he probably already knows, doesn't ask for anything from him, then tells him to leave. Awesome writing.
Dammit! This plot won't move itself!
It is a idea so ridiculous and corny that it actually sortve works imo.
If you look at it like some Adam West era Batman stuff that is...
@@mightymartianca It would've been hilarious if the scene had been like in the 80s TMNT cartoon. Frosty says he already knows the plan - Freeze doesn't need to explain it. *Freeze:* "I wasn't explaining it to *you*," *points to viewers* "I was explaining it to *them!* "
It's even more funny when we see the "Frosty" fella coming over before Freeze even calls out for him. Awesome directing as well.
To quote Deadpool that's just lazy writing 😉
Arnold screaming "SING! SING!" kills me everytime
I can't stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What ever made him do this live action cartoon?
@@cyrusmallison6157 He must've needed the check.
😂😂
At least Arnold looks like he's having fun in this movie...
Is he though?
He was until he had to have bypass surgery that damn near killed him he said. Towards the middle of the movie he was in a shit load of pain due to it.
@@thebeststooge
IT IS NOT A TUMOR!
@@manictiger Ice to see you
$$$$$$
I love how he calls Frosty over for the sheer purpose of giving expositon
Well, he would not want his monologue to go to waste now, would he ?
Frosty was a very major character in the Batman & Robin PS1 game, who even had more in-game time than Mr. Freeze himself.
DING!
I wish I was that badass
FROSTY!!!
Mr Freeze is unique. He's the most hammy written but ironically the most Comic book accurate 90's Batman villain regarding backstory and motives.
Ironically it's the other way around. He was originally just a dude with a freeze gun and that's about it. His backstory was changed for Batman: The Animated Series which gave him the terminally ill wife and falling in a vat of chemicals which froze him (seriously, Gotham, put some lids on your chemical vats!). This revamped background proved so popular that it was adopted as Freeze's official backstory after that, not just in the comics but here and the Arkham games too. It's just one of several things that Batman: The Animated Series contributed to the Batman mythos that forever changed things, even retroactively affecting the comics too.
Nah that would be the Joker. Mr Freeze's wife origin story was originally done in the Animated series.
@@jackthegreek6092 The Joker is batcrap insane, fantasy cartoon insane. I could relate to Victor Freeze. Tragic villain backstory.
@@DanielAppleton-lr9eq Yeah? We're talking about which is more comic accurate.
@@jackthegreek6092 I was taking the scenic route. Mr. Freeze is ALMOST DC's version of Dr. Doom, tragic villain wise. ALMOST. He was partially inspired by an H. P. Lovecraft character.
"My passion thaws for my bride alone!"
So why do you have a stripper around!?
Someones gotta make him a sandwich
@@mimsy4254 classy
She said Ohh, talk about your cold shoulder.
I never knew that's what he says, thanks!
Kuz she’s hot asf??? Lol
fully covered guys: *freezing*
half naked women: walking around like its spring
@@mr.tryhardguitarguy2842 facts
I also love how you can see that they are al literally sweating in their costumes :D
Yeah is that killer frost or what? Haha
She must be Canadian.
@@mr.tryhardguitarguy2842 that would just mean they die quicker in cold
In Batman Returns it took us nearly half the movie to fully understand Penguin's plan, and his motivation, and what makes him tick. Here, we get all that in a 30 second speech lol
Are you saying that’s good or bad? Because personally, I don’t have a problem with it either way.
It's effective, yes, but the moment you watch any other iteration of Mr. Freeze, you wonder why they were mostly playing him up for pure comedy as if they forgot he has a tragic backstory with his crime purely motivated by it.
"Frosty! Get over here so I have someone to hear my monologue!"
I love how he calls him over just so he can have someone to talk to
@@thepineapplefromouterspace8996 He's lonely
Yeah boss..sure boss lol
He tolerates cold conditions
Arnold's version of freeze is the only good thing to come out of this movie his portrayal may have been strange but compared to everything else he is the best actor and character in this entire movie.
One thing they did right is that they made you feel sorry for him
I feel sorry knowing somebody liked something about this pile of shit.
Agreed
I agree, it’s also nice to see Arnold to play a villain for once
The credits songs were also another very good thing to come from It
As a kid this whole scene made perfect sense. The bad guy is in his secret lair plotting.
As an adult this whole scene is just wildly bizarre in the best way possible.
Arnie knew exactly what kind of performance to give for this movie.
Everyone else missed the mark.
Him and Uma.
and uma!
@@AngelofMusic04 Really, all the actors except George Clooney understood how bad the movie was going to be.
straight up he probably just watched a bunch of super friends or something to get an idea of how he should act in this.
The hench girl looks pretty well coked
I actually enjoyed this movie as a kid.
It didn't feel bad. It felt theatrical, and was kinda unique.
Same man....its Cause it was written and directed for children, batman fans think he should only be dark all the time
I still enjoy it to this day. Every one of Arnold's lines is a memorable quote, as usual.
@@saintniccage2818 well it’s still technically macabre but for children. I loved it as a kid too. Was 7 when it came out.
I love how he called that frosty bloke over just to info-dump the audience 😂
Thats a cold script.....iiiiiicccccccceeeee cooooouuullllddd
😂
thats anime move...
Yeah, didn’t even ask him to do anything but listen to his evil plan lmao
How about a time out? Or better yet a chill out ❄🌨
Not gonna lie, I honestly love Arnie as Mr. Freeze.
ThePizzadude93 me too
me too! id want his freeze suit
Yeah me too I don't know why everyone had such a problem with him?
@@andrewcabral963 the parody on this movie that the first 2 movies did better thats peeps opinion me i dont mind but yeah this movie really was terrible
@@roleemack1535 It was meant for younger audiences.
why not sell the diamonds to get the funding you need?
Because he needs a billion dollars and any sale of the diamonds just wouldn't cover that.
It's also why he can afford a(n admittedly rickety) rocket, because that's cheaper than the costly research into final stage McGregor's Syndrome.
Besides which, he needs the diamonds to keep his cryo-suit working.
@@davidfriend4328 but he can patent his cryodevices and get trillion dollars!
@@Dr.Harvey He's the only one who has ever fallen into a vat of cryo-fluid, so nobody else would need it.
@@davidfriend4328 heh. You really think cryotech is not important?
@@Dr.Harvey Her suit? He only needs it because of his accident, and I can't imagine there are many other people in his situation.
The best acting in this scene is Mr. Freeze's wife in the cryostasis tank.
Cryostasis tank? I think you mean water tank; that bitch ain't frozen. This movie was terribly, good.
What about Mr White Christmas?
Never mind. Tim Burton did Batman forever.
lolz a burn so hot, not even freeze could cool it down. Lmfao!!! 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😭😭😭
Congratulations, you win the entire comments section.
The production crew had to be high when they shot this movie. Why does a man who is trying to save his frozen wife decide that he has time to lead sing alongs?
Because Warner Bros. wanted this to be family-friendly.
Actually, I wasn't so bothered by the sing-a-long as by him having the girl around if he only cares about saving his frozen wife.
Cause it’s funny!
Gotta entertain yourself inbetween stealing diamonds and doing research to cure your wife.
When I was child I love it. Later I thought this movie is piece of trash. Now I think its so stupid that I love it again
"Frosty, get over here. I must tell you my plans."
"But I already know the plan, boss."
"Yeah, but the audience doesn't."
Annnnnnnnnnnd I read that in Arnold's voice.
@@strikeforcealpha9343 Same
I love how the hench men is sitting there, freezing their asses off pretending to have a good time doing sing alongs and eating frozen TV dinners
Who says they’re not having fun!
So bad but so good at the same time 😂
Ian Worley This movie is awesome!
camp
No... Not good at all!
YES
bat&robin had a bad story, but i like the fantasic concepts in the old batman movies including this one
I love how the guys are all in fur coats freezing but the girls just chilling in lingerie :')
And also the girl is bIack and men whlte makes total sense she would be the one adaptable to the cold. Only in hoolywood
Hormones must be running wild that's why she can tolerate cold temperatures ;)
This my favorite part of the movie seeing Vivica fox in lingerie
@@flowrepins6663dafaq
In this timeline, I like to think Freeze just absolutely loses his mind and goes mad, the thought of saving his wife still driving and preventing him from fully becoming the next Loony Toons character.
Maybe its to temporarily distract himself from the pain and suffering.....
@@TDKiller415 tears of a clown you know
@@rudrakshpainuly1294 The Killing Joke!! 🤣🤣
@@TDKiller415 but well we can agree for sure, this was one heck of a creative portrayal of Mr. Freeze. Balancing humour and tragedy so well.
This theory actually makes sense.🤔😉
Just imagine if this came out after The Dark Knight as the final movie of the trilogy lol.
Lucas A 😂😂😂😂
I frankly would've enjoyed it far more than the actual final film.
Lol
Lucas A lol
😂😂😂u got me
I love it how the henchmen are trying to eat frozen TV dinners😂
that's cold...
ohhh burnt@@diegomelendez9918
What kills me is that they're watching _The Year Without a Santa Claus_ in this scene.
It was weird seeing the Rankin Bass film years after this one.
And the "im mr freeze" song also applies to its singer the legendary paul frees!
@@tomdumb6937 That isn’t Paul Frees that’s Dick Shawn
@@spectre111makes sense since Rankin Bass is now owned by Warner Bros
I wonder if he’ll watch any of the other ones such as Rudolph, Frosty and/or etc?
Step 1: Get diamond.
Step 2: ???????
Step 3: FREEZE POWER! (WTF?!)
He is a scientist
@@chrisp.9385 what field?
Step 4: Profit
Step 5: Get to tha choppa!
Logic makes everything boring doesn't it?
Mr Freeze had a pleasant day I'd say. He hung out with his friends, sung his favorite song, did a fun dance, and seen his wife.
He even turned down some strange. A true Chad
Arnold swarzchenager was perfect for this role
Dunno, it was a bit too cold.
True
Well for me the way he said the words ice, freeze, cold and frozen it almost looks like that maybe he was the correct or right role to play the character, and maybe he did a good job playing Mr. Freeze.
He was in Lego Batman Movie
Personally if I was to bring Freeze into the DC movies I’d cast Mark Strong in the role
@@mrcritical6751 Or Patrick Stewart.
2:08 I don’t care what anyone says, this scene is the Animated Series brought to life
Got it! The animated series had a unique charm and style that many fans love. Which scene are you referring to?
I do dig Arnold's fashionable robe and Polar Bear slippers
At least he's cozy while living in popsicle purgatory
I NEVA FREEEEEZE
READ IT IN THE VOICE
Imagine thanos vs mr.freeze
@@Tounushi noob
You froze!
He freeze now
Arnold and Uma were the only ones who got what this movie is all about, and it reflects on their performances! This is pure camp!
No only Arnold. Uma I thought was too try hard TBH
100% correct
Joel Schumacher made a great kids film, batman fans just demand he's dark all of the time
@@saintniccage2818I batman fan and I love Shumacher batman I have a lot of fun watching batman and robin
@prixodiydacha8114 same here man
@@saintniccage2818 I prefer batman forever, batman and robin all new DC films such as flash, wonder woman 1984 and ets
this is the only movie I've ever seen where I actually laugh out loud constantly throughout the entire run time. It's so over the top and full of puns, but the action, set pieces, music and bad acting keep it entertaining all the way through
I have to admit, seeing Snow Miser in Mr. freeze's domain is ducking hilarious.
Those polar bear slippers 😂🤣 such a polar opposite from the menace tragedy of Batman TAS.
I unironically love this
You can tell Arnold was having the time of his life when he was shooting this movie.
“Come on, sing, sing!”
COME MISTER WHITE CHRISTMAS (help I don't know the song)
LOUDER, COME ON, SING!!.
@@fan.80s_90sIM MISTER TEN BELLOW, IM MAKING ICICLES WHATEVER I TOUCH
"He's Mr. White Christmas. He's Mr. Snow. (That's right!) He's Mr. Icicle. He's Mr. Ten Below."
I can’t bring myself to hate this movie. I loved it when I saw it in theaters when I was five. Still love it today
How you gonna give that fine hot chocolate the cold shoulder?
Probably she has AIDS.
@@-Vitalis- this is so much better than anything i could have come up with
It's Candy Time Boys and Girls.. Smh, the hate is real ya'll
I always thought it was weird that Freeze would have someone like that around especially since he was still married
It's Candy Time Boys and Girls shut up dummy
This is one of those movies that are so terrible, it's amazing
Wrong: This is one of those movies that can be quite fun if you are not a Batman Fanboy.
Wrong: This movie is bat diarrhea wrapped in gold sheets. Oh yeah baby.
No it's just terrible. Imagine being a kid who saw the animated series and then this disaster. I was uncomfortable and sad seeing this shit.
No, it's good for kids who watched the Adam West or the 60s spidermen on TV. Cartoon were meant to be campy back then.
Oh, he died in absolute shame, seeing his most famous creation, the Dark Knight, candy-flossed into a live-action spinoff film of the '60s Batman TV show (not that that was bad in any way). Look at the crap in this film. Batman and Robin going to live events as their superhero alter-egos, Batman carrying a credit card (!), Robin acting like a whiny bitch, Mr. Freeze telling ice puns left and right, Bane as an expy of Solomon Grundy or the Incredible Hulk, Poison Ivy and her innuendos, Bruce Wayne using his normal voice for both himself and Batman (a la Adam West), campy humor without a sense of fun, Batgirl is Alfred's niece (we all know she's Commissioner Gordon's daughter), Coolio having a cameo as a banker, Mr. Freeze leading a sing-along of "Snow Miser" from The Year Without a Santa Claus when he should be RESCUING HIS FREAKIN' WIFE FROM THE DEAD...you get the idea. The only actor who even tries to make it work is Michael Gough as Alfred, and even then, Alfred doesn't have that much presence in this film.
This scene was really funny and I was laughing my ass off as he was making his men sing a christmas song while they were freezing their asses off while he stood there orchestrating it in a robe and fuzzy slippers.
Important billion dollar research.... SING COME ON SING!!!
I love how he's mr.freeze and thrives on cold and being cold, yet has to wear slippers to keep his feet warm lol
I think he just likes to wear them because they represent a animal that lives in the cold. I do t think slippers will warm him up in that ice cream factory
Maybe he wants something soft to walk around in.
the real plot hole is him smoking, i'm pretty sure the burning of the cigar would make unconfortable if not hurt him in some way.
hahahahahahaha
And smokes a cigar 😂😂😂
"Soon, we will be togedah, once muah."
It never really hit me back then watching this movie as a kid, but this movie has an insane amount of props, background sets, and costumes. Like how much did all of this cost?
Arnold alone here him self got paid 25 million
@@flowrepins6663 damn, he was the most expensive asset.
Too much money 😅
@@flowrepins6663wow😮 😮
-Mom, I want to see "Heart Of Ice"!
-That Mr. Freeze story? Don't worry, we already have Mr. Freeze at home.
-*Mr. Freeze at home:*
It's WINTAH frevaheahin GAAAHTH-am!
hahahahaaaaa
Nope he said it’s winter forever here in gotham.
Matthew Forsyth Oh, OK. Thanks for clarifying.
The lip synch in that scene was so confusing
@@basedbattledroid3507 its ao poorly done. XD
i love how he calls for the guy at 1:05, gives him a solid minute of exposition for abs no reason, then tells him to go away
1:24 that face looks so funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was successful never the less....makes a mad scientist look bad compared to him
Arnold playing the villain for the second time after The first Terminator movie.
The only difference here is that he is a hilarious villain compared to the cold blooded serious villain portrayed in the Terminator (1984).
The other difference is Terminator is a classic and this movie was an abomination
Right it's almost as if one movie had an amazing script and direction, and the other one didnt.
I mean he played villains in other movies right
I would say they're both pretty cold blooded.
I love that Freeze just calls Frosty over, monologues in front of him and then tells him to leave.
He didn’t ask him to do anything. He didn’t need him for anything. He just wanted someone to listen to him rant.
Think about if your Boss did that tomorrow at work.
1:05 "FROSTY"
a few seconds later : "Actually leave me alone I m gonna see mah wife"
I knew of Arnold before this movie, but I did not realize that it was him who played Mr. Freeze. For a guy who was known for mostly action movies full of fists and guns, he did an exceptionally great job being an emotional villian. Salute, Arney!
Mr Freeze*
@@Wolverine-ky9gk Yep. Got it.
How the hell could you not have known it was him?
@@vilebasterd5729 Ikr? That's the exact question that I asked myself. "How the hell...?"
He got bald, his skin turned silver, his acting and role were entirely new. Those were probably the features that completely fooled me.
Hard to believe we went from the masterpiece that was Batman Returns to this just a few years later...
This was my first batman movie I was having a blast
Blame 90s parents.
@@dragondude9637 Maybe more pussified studio executives most concerned about selling toys.
Batman Returns was garbage too.
Lol you got filtered by this masterpiece
I like to think that if Arnold ever returned to the military he would torture his enemies by acting out this scene & making them sing.
1:37 "I will hold
*G A F F H U M*
ransom."
"It's Winterforever here in
*G A F F H U M!"*
Notice the weird lip-synching on the second one? How they just reused the same *"G A F F H U M"* and it didn't line up to what he was saying?
LoL, love it!
😂😂😂
Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr. Freeze is perfect.
"What do you say, we heat things up?"
"Is things heat up, I'll die."
I freaking love mr freeze’s lair!
Frosty as he’s walking away “why the fuck did he call me over to explain the plan to me?”
Me : "I want to watch a story of Mr. Freeze"
My mother : "We have Mr. Freeze at home"
Mr. Freeze at home :
Didn't you mean Subzero?
This is one of those movies that you wouldn't admit you enjoyed
I admit everytime, i have no shame😂.
Maaaaan I miss theses types of movies
You mean, shitt* movies? Every year they make lots and lots
@@mr.noseybonk3440 naw I mean what I said
WAIT A MINUTE! if Mr. Freeze can't survive the heat, why does he smoke a cigar when it was lit by FIRE?!
I know right? This whole movie makes no sense at all!
Hmm, I'd say that the cigarette temporarily hurt him and the cold fixed it fast.
It was dry ice lol
And why does he have slippers on?
It’s like ice in a drink for him
The henchman at 1:45 looked shook when Freezie told him it’ll be winter forever in Gotham 😂😂😂
Love that line
Wow Ms. Vivica Fox looks so beautiful in this movie!
Probably an unpopular opinion, but I actually loved Arnie as Mr. Freeze
Same! But that could be my nostalgia for Arnold talking.
I never realized people hated this movie so bad. This is a classic for me.
There two types of people:
Those who love this movie, and those who are wrong.
Wait a moment. He can't live in heat but he's inhaling hot cigar smoke? GET SCHUMACHER ON THE PHONE!!!
He is not there to reach the line
1:43 he's clearly saying something else that's how bad that movie is lmao
Makes no sense
"It's winter forever here in Gotham."
I have been scouring the internet to find people talking about what he is really saying.
I came here after Chris Stuckmann's review where he brought up this moment.
I always die of laughter watching this part! 😄😆
I never really considered Mr. Freeze evil. His actions maybe bad, but his motives are pure.
0:36, given the fact Mr. Freeze needs extreme cold at all times to survive, how is he able to smoke that stogie?
He’s smoking an Icicle
It’s true
Due to his condition that he’s now in because of that cryogenic technology he was exposed to, he can’t survive outside of a subzero environment. That’s why he wears that suit and helmet
You know, selling those diamonds could give you alot of money.... just saying....
He needs them to power his cryo-suit to keep him at subzero temperatures in order to survive.
Without a subzero environment, he'll die.
And the billions he was talking about is a "ransom pay" to fund all of the research he needs so to find a cure for his terminally ill wife, whom he put in cryogenic suspension because the level of her illness is VERY advanced.
@@kryptonianpowers You talk as if this movie makes any sense at all. How do diamonds work like that? WHO CARES?
But not enough.
Marguns21 I was thinking the same thing.
He seems to be incredibly smart or is...he should just make things that help he Artic like so the caps don’t melt
This is my favorite movie of the original quadrilogy.
Mr Freeze would never cheat his wife behind her back.
LOUDA, SING
LOL, I rewinded that part like 10 times!
What is the name of Niki Lauda's mother?
Dude eriously he doesn’t realize his henchman can’t sing while they’re cold you know that right?
It did actually sound like he said that
Love it that his minions are just trying not the freeze to death XD
He may be a bad guy, but he sure is a faithful husband.
Which is why he has Vivica A. Fox parading around his hideout in a skimpy outfit.
True love never dies
0:32 when the apprentice still doesn’t get it after 5 times
Icy why this movie met with a chilly reception.
Mr Freeze: can only survive if at a freezing temperature
Also mr freeze: smokes a cigar
In my opinion he absolutely nailed this role!
The ONLY place to hide a button to the secret room, is behind TV dinners.
I’ve never needed anything more in my life than this
0:04 That’s from “A year without a Santa Claus”.
I've been wanting to know where that is from for like 20 years. Thank you!!
@@ThomasDuellMusic Your Welcome. I’ve been fond of some Rankin Bass Christmas Specials like Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer & a couple sequels of Rudolph.
@dylangeltzeiler946 Same here. I should have figured that's where this one was from but I just haven't watched it in so long that I forgot. I always loved "Santa Claus coming to town"
@@ThomasDuellMusic But the complete Rankin Bass Christmas Collection on DVD or Blu-Ray. Watch The “Year Without A Santa Claus” & the others every December as I do. Especially on a Christmas in July Occasion.
Yes. Yepardo it is
Fun Fact: The Entrance Design (0:00) was reused for Lego Batmans Mr. Freeze Level and the inner designs were heavily inspired by this movie as well.
I loved how the Arkham games depict Mr. Freeze. Hopefully they’ll add him in the actual movie one day.
1:25 love that image
It physically hurts that This is the only time Mr. Freeze appeared in a Live Action Movie.
Wanna know what hurts more?
Patrick Stewart was also considered for this role but didn't get it.
When I first head him call out *"Frosty!!!"* I really thought he was calling for his pet dog.
Mr.Freeze: I said get to the frost choppa
1:05 FROSTY!!! 🤣🤣
Yea boss?
Poor guy he's freezing his ass off both work and environmental conditions lol
@@diegomelendez9918 does he have insurance?
I will say I am genuinely moved by Alfred's illness and the soft warm core to Mr. Freeze's identity just wanting to cure his wife.
I love how his cigar is below freezing as well, nice touch!
As campy as this film was, Arnold really had his funny moments 😅😅 He's supposed to be reduced to living at subzero environments but he can still smoke a burning cigar 🤣🤣 Goes to show how much Arnie loved his cigars lol But I still think if this film had been done with the exact same story but with Tim Burton's style and Michael Keaton as Batman, it would've been a hit. The story was still very deep and emotional, focusing on Freeze's desperation to save his wife, and Robin starting to chafe under Batman's leadership like in the comics. Loss was an integral part of the story. With better directing and acting, that would've saved the movie.
If this movie came out today. The thugs would be watching frozen and singing let it go lol