Homestly Arnold Schwarzenegger seemed like he was having the most fun out of everyone in this movie as Freeze and the horrible Ice Puns were hilarious looking back now😂
Honestly I always thought if Tim Burton directed Batman and Robin and still happened to cast Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr Freeze he would've given a better performance because he would've had better direction
Hell, even if he still said a pun or two on rare occasions, he still would have worked, as this cynical man who has convinced himself that the apathy of the world towards his wife's fate justifies his crimes against it.
There is one bit from this movie's Freeze that always stuck with me. When he thinks his wife is dead and he sheds a single tear that freezes on his cheek. I think that one bit is actually really good and should have been in a better film.
And also at the end when Batman reveals to Freeze that he saved his wife, Freeze could not have been happier. There were glimpses of what he could have been. He’s second worst Freeze though. The worst is Freeze from 2004’s The Batman series. I left a comment on the main comments section that explains why that Freeze is way worse than this one
I avoided the Schumacher Bat-flicks for over a decade before I bought the Blu-ray box set for $20. After ignoring them for another year or so, I decided to give them a chance... and I loved them for what they were: a return to that retro 1960s charm! Arnold had me laughing the whole way through that final movie! He was obviously having a great time.
I remembered a JL comic where Mr. Freeze teams up with other snow/ice themed villains to freeze a city to do some crime but he didn't do anything but just wander around the city with a Hawaiian shirt on. I kind of find it funny that he just let the others do anything and even instigated the other villains for a contest on who does the best "Ice Crime" becomes the best villain. Technically he's the reason why those guys even got beat due to their pettiness and wanting to be the best. Meanwhile he's just walking around the city as if he was a tourist.
I look at this movie as taking place in 1966 universe. Everyone and everything was updated for the 90's, but was a continuation of the old Adam West show. With that in mind, it's a fun, fun movie.
I don't understand the hate this version of Mr. Freeze gets. How people have missed the fact that he uses ice puns to cover up his inner torment is beyond me. If you notice in the flashbacks before Victor's accident, there's glimpses of the man he use to be; cold and distant. The combination of almost losing of his, coupled together with the accident changed Victor and now he's trying to enjoy life as best he can and maybe even be the man his wife wanted him to be. And yes, I'm 100% joking
Imagine if we got a proper Bane in the same movie, crippling Batman, leaving Freeze free to freeze Gotham. That would've been a cool, confident and unexpected twist for a cliffhanger
I was born in 1989 and still remember Schwarzenegger, Jim Carrey, Danny DeVito and Jack Nicholson, all 4 different bad-guys in different Batman movies. I used to watch TV in 2000 and 2001, when internet wasn't popular and everybody was talking about bad-guys in Batman movies and barely about Batman itself. That's my experience with Original 4 Batman movies. I don't read comic-books, I only watch movies.
I know alot about the batman comics but i dont read them every single day i mainly get my knowledge from the internet i've watched basically every single batman tv show movie etc though
I feel like for me it was the opposite. Everyone was talking about Batman and barely mentioned the villains. "I'm Batman." Also, bat-nipples. That meme ruled the internet for a long time.
Idea: What if there was a version of Freeze who does crack jokes and wears the polar bear ensemble, but it's all an act. A version who had seen how much the other rogues had fun with their antics and tries to put on a show like Riddler or Joker only for him to break his icy facade behind closed doors. A good example is from the RUclipsr Solid JJ where Mr. Freeze casually eats ice cream while bantering with Batman, but when the Caped Crusader left, he sits alone, longingly trying to feed Nora some ice cream, longing for that connection they had so long ago. Edit: Got the name wrong.
No McAvoy. With the age of Batman Mr.Freeze should be older. Cause in most of the interactions mr.freeze isn't bad, just on a mission. I would use Javier Bardem, for the look voice and ability to make you feel the dialog
Now, the casting made sense - if only because the most remembered Mr Freeze from the 60s TV series was Otto Preminger, so we have two Austrians playing the part. Must have seemed like a no-brainer. But Aaa-nowld didn't take the role seriously, and Preminger DID. The puns got VERY tiresome VERY quickly. What really made it so even worse than it could ever be was the fact that that Batman The Animated Series had recreated Mr Freeze in such an extraordinarily perfect way that the comics quickly adopted that interpretation as Mr Freeze's definitive origin. A live action version was going to suffer by comparison no matter who was cast in the role. They had a learner's manual for how to do it, but failed the exam bigtime. At least Aah-nowld looked like he was having fun in the role. If only that fun spread to the audience, but I think we were all just dumfounded at how incredibly bad it all was.
To be fair, that's what makes the 60s show so damn good. It's perfect "high camp", where they're very serious about playing these silly characters in a way that makes sense in-universe.
I love Arnold and think that if this had been a Tim Burton movie that Schwarzenegger could have been an interesting Freeze in that scenario. I'd have cast Charles Dance though. Just imagine!
I won’t stand for this blasphVee any more. Allow me to break the ice, Arnold is not only the greatest Mr. Freeze, but he is the greatest comic book villain ever. Chill.
Time and memes have made me feel the same way. When you don't take the movie personally as a fanboy anymore and enjoy the corny over the top performance, it's, well, it's cool!
@antoineboone3951 each to their own I suppose. I genuinely can't think of anything I enjoy in this film, but it has been ages since I last watched it. Batman forever on the other hand I've watched a million times and still love to this day! I even remember thinking how good the crappy snes game of the movie was just because it was a batman forever game so we all have wild opinions 😜
if mr freeze shows ups in the matter reeves movie, he can looks so scary because of the cold air, you can only see his red glowing googles through the helmet with a dark silhouette.
I actually enjoyed both Arnold's performance and jokes. Sure it was dank and campy - but that was intentional. And I think that with more serious script, he could do good job as well. The problem is the context - this guy exists in the same universe as Nicholson's Joker and Batman Returns villains.
The suit keeps him cold, probably with liquid nitrogen i havent seen the movie in forever but remember it fondly. Covering the face would likely kill him. I don't like the egg shape of the helmet; that said the whole idea is badass and looks functionally sound overall. Looking back at it he was very cringey, but he was my favorite part of the movie and still is. 😅
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I can agree on Mr. Freeze’s suit, like the design and illumination of of the suit was the main thing that always kept me interested in this movie when I was younger…well that and having a crush on Poison Ivy (Uma Thurman).
i agree somewhat i honestly feel like he can make a good mr freeze if they had him preforming the character in a more serious way (for lack of better phrasing) arnold really isn't a bad actor its just his accent is so strong and he can't change it so it didn't fit in certain roles so it makes seem like he's not that great an actor but i feel like his accent works as mr freeze (idky tbh)
I remember being most surprised by Bane. I saw him from the back for a couple of seconds in the trailer, and I thought, "Is that...?...It sure looks like...but it couldn't be!"
Vee: Did you know people will be making legit money bashing your movie for decades? Schumacher: I'm happy to provide for them. ... no irony, I think he would've said that.
The way I see it, the whole move suffered from major tonal inconsistences. It mostly seemed to want to be comical and campy, but then there were bits and pieces like Alfred's illness and Freeze's backstory completely breaking the mood.
Nope, still the best. This man built his career off of his loose grasp of the English language. And now we're giving him s*** because of a couple ice puns? Nope still the best.
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Actually originally Mr Freeze wasn't a tragic villain. It wasn't until BTAS they gave him the dying wife and his obsession with saving her But silver age Mr Freeze was another villain use ice/cold as a gimmick
Yeah, his BtAS origin was *heavily* inspired by the character Cryonic Man (to the point that people now assume that Cryonic Man stole it from Freeze despite debuting a decade-ish before BtAS). And they actually made it better by having Nora be dead before _Sub-Zero_ got green-lit and largely written to connect to Schumacher's film of all time.
I had never picked up any Batman comics when I started watching Batman, the animated series as a kid. As a matter fact, the very first Batman comic that I ever owned was the small little pocket size comic book that came with the VHS of Batman mask of the phantasm. I wish I still had that. Going to have to look on eBay. Anyway, Batman the animated series was literally my introduction to Mr. freeze and I had no idea that he ever had any other origin story besides, the one presented on that show. So it made absolute and perfect sense to me when it was done in Batman and Robin. I understand how it could be a bit jarring if you know more about the characters past at that point in time. But I did not. this is and always will be Mr. freeze to me. Not Arnold Schwarzenegger necessarily, but that version of freeze. The tragic husband, trying to save his wife.
I had no idea they even used Mr. Freeze in the Adam West Batman show. Though I personally have only seen the movie and a couple episodes. I'm pretty sure he wasn't in Batman the Movie but, it has been years since I last watched it. I've been debating getting the whole series but, I just haven't had the extra money.
I wouldn't mind a checkover of Freeze 66. His first two-parter seriously scared me as a kid, because he was so affably but coldly evil like a Bond villain (at least in some scenes).
@@nicholasfarrell5981 Correct! The first two-parter had George Sanders playing the role. Indeed, for all practical purposes George Sanders helped INVENT "Mister Freeze" as we know him today! Not only was his character very much closer to the "Heart of Ice" BTAS character (minus the romantic backstory), the character itself started being known as Mister Freeze during his appearance, previously being known in the comics long ago as Mister Zero. (And reintroduced to canon thanks to... well, to be honest, thanks to Otto Preminger's depiction more than Sanders.)
Thabk you for acknowledging that Arnold would have made a great Mr.Freeze had they gone more the Terminator 2 route. Mr.Freeze in this movie represents the real issue of this movie: clashing tones. The movie can work as a campy 90's action movie, but its littered with darker moments that the movie wants you to take seriously. Its like its trying to be Adam West Batman and Christian Bale Batman at the same time, and falls short of both.
Nah I'd vote for The Batman, only for taking the lazy route and making him a common (cold ;-)) criminal again. At least Schumacher (RIP) TRIED to put in the Nora Fries back story.
IIRC. the suit/makeup had some notorious issues. The glue used to hold the light in his mouth would melt, contacts would go dry and cause his eyes to go bloodshot, stuff like that, and Arnold rolled with it and struggled through, because he enjoyed the part was one of the reasons I think.
I’ll be absolutely honest, there are times in B&R where Arnold has some quiet moments and for a brief second, I see Victor. It’s obviously not perfect, but there’s *something* there.
I think if they dropped the BTAS origin story it could’ve worked a lot better since it’s kinda a jarring contrast between the more seriousness of it and the campiness and goofiness of the character in the movie.
Not a bad idea! First Bat-rogue that came to my mind: Victor Zsasz from the show *Gotham* , played by the great Anthony Carrigan (who would get his second break-out role right after in the show *Barry* as fan favorite Noho hank). He's coming back to the DCU very soon, playing Metamorpho/Rex Mason in the upcoming *Superman (2025)* by James Gunn... Can't wait! Anyway, Zsasz in the show *Gotham* has pretty much nothing in common with his usual comic book/Arkham games self. He's a killer for hire for the mob instead of a serial killer, he's a funny dude instead of being an ice-cold killer who would likely prefer cutting his own tongue before making a joke; he's a stylish professional instead of being half feral & running around shirtless (some rare comic book version have him dressed up, but it's very uncommon) and most importantly, he uses all kinds of weapons, from guns to rockets launchers, instead of only using knives. That version was so popular that the (terrible) show *Batwoman* used him in a couple episode, played by fellow *Gotham* co-star Alex Morf... and sure *Batwoman* in general sucks, but it was nice to see them paying homage to Carrigan's Zsasz, who was pretty much copy-pasted from his show into the second & third season of the new show. Thinking about it, *Batwoman* paid a lot of hommages to *Gotham* ... their season 3 professor Pyg (who only showed up in one episode) was also a very clear nod to the *Gotham* one, but he wasn't as good as Victor; Alex Morf killed it in his introduction scene in season 2 episode 3, with the perfect music while he's cutting in his new tally post-assasination. They even gave him the same rocket launcher that he has in *Gotham* ! Good stuff.
they literally just had to not make every line he says some kind of ice pun. whenever i watch this movie I'm like can you just talk like a normal person for 1 minute? he feels less like a human being and more like an action figure with set phrases. even Ivy is allowed to just talk like a normal person every line out of her mouth isn't some nonsense about plants
I already know that Jim Carrey could've worked even better as The Riddler, given a better director and screenplay. But would Arnold have ever worked as Freeze??
Debatably, this Frieze walked so TAS could run. If you check dates, this film released only a month after the TAS episode, heart of ice. Given the additional development time films take compared to a cartoon episode, it is quite plausible that the idea was created for the film first and added to the show for synergy.
I don't blame Arnie, I blame Warner Brothers, Akiva Goldsman and, to a lesser extent, Joel Schumacher. He looked great, his voice worked well for the character IMO and in the quieter scenes, (him watching his wedding video, etc.) I even felt for the poor guy
Id say "the batman" Mr freeze is a close contender with all his ice jokes. His design is amazing but it got tiring quickly Best is definitely tas as a broken man that keeps getting more broken everytime we see him.
@@jakubgodyn7413 and now's he's as hollow as he is unfunny with the ice jokes. That's saying something when clayface was done much better as a character before turning evil. Same with batman learning to care long before most so he's more accepting of being in a team and get rewarded by Nightwing snd oracle staying with him even at an old age
I think the "The Batman" version where Freeze goes back to being a simple thief without the frozen wife backstory and has supernatural ice powers is the worst. But Vee seems to like it, so well, to each his own.
@@pedrosantossinger Even that one pales in comparison to new 52 Mr. Freeze wheere Nora is some woman who died decades ago and isn't even Freeze's wife. I will agree that Freeze is one of the weaker elements in The Batman. Still a fantastic show though.
@@pedrosantossinger yeah but his awesome design makes up for all that. maybe not the most complex freeze but by far the coolest looking. i also don't mind the supernatural powers he's already like an ice guy anyway. and a freeze gun is just kind lame its literally less effective than a normal ordinary gun
I want to know WHO went to see Batman & Robin expecting something on par with Batmans first big screen adaptation...I look at it like this...Batman & Robin is a big budget version of the 60s Adam West show...the only thing missing was the crooked camera angles when the villains were on screen...looking at it with that mindset the movie is a delight... Certainly not the best by any stretch but watchable...
I think Arnold _could_ have given us a great, cold, serious Mr. Freeze. *Actually, maybe he still could.* DC's animated films are quite nice, but if that is too much, imagine just rerecording the audio for _Batman & Robin_ while editing out the more toyetic scenes? Not even the entire film; just give us a taste of Arnold channeling his ice cold terminator persona in delivering his lines. Which we got a taste of here and there even in _Batman & Robin_
Terrible opinion, Arnold did a fantastic job at playing the character, you seem to confuse the writing with the acting by Arnold, but they aren't the same. He played a silly version of a character, with silly writing, you barely even explain how Arnold did a bad job at the character, seemingly you think explaining the portrayal itself is sufficient reason to hate Arnold's acting as this portrayal, but he did a brilliant job, and I think you would be lying to say that his dumb puns didn't at least make you laugh ironically.
Blasphemy in the title. I adore this version it's just the best. Bad puns galore with 0% shame 100% commitment. This is a goofy ass movie so he fits with the rest of it I do get your point but realize what movie this is. They wanted fun and campy and pun mr freeze is perfect for it. And the design is incredible I love it and the saturated colors of the rest of the movie. Especially in this area of blandness it pops like nothing else.
I’m pretty sure that Arnold could have been an amazing Mr. Freeze had Tim Burton Directed the movie these kind of characters are right up his alley just look at Edward Scissor Hands
every other choice was better i personally think Patrick Stewart would have been the best but none of them would fit this film. imagine either of those two guys shouting "what killed the dinosaurs?!?! THE ICE AGE" the best actors for the part might have made it even worse
Arnold's Mr. Freeze is the best villain because he's the worst villain. He's so obviously terrible that it's hilarious to watch him and extremely fun to talk about. You could make jokes about how awful he is all day long. The fact that they did that to a villain that has become iconic due to his tragic backstory is both funny (I mean, let's face it, people would like this portrayal a lot more if he was called Refrigerator Captain or something) and also a bit tone deaf.
i was always confused why they chose to choose a guy with such a thick accent for Freeze in Batman and Robin but it wasn't until this video that i saw that the Adam West Freeze also had a thick German/Austrian type accent which is probably why they chose Arnold. this movie was clearly a homage to the 60s show.
Mr. Freeze strikes again! I'm afraid I must disagree, however. I find the Gotham Mr. Freeze to be the worst. Primarily because that's actually a good show that I like. When This Freeze is bad, it's in this movie, so it's not a big deal, but Gotham Freeze is just the epitome of wasted potential. They kill Nora in his debut story, completely removing his tragic backstory and motivation, and then he proceeds to be a hired goon with no personality for the rest of the show, with no reason to exist. At least this Freeze has an arc! At least this Freeze is entertaining! Gotham Freeze starts off fine and then devolves into nothing.
Mr Freeze is almost never used so its harder to judge him then Joker or Penguin. But is his the worst? I could put him against 66, The Batman, Gotham, a few others for a good run. Same for Two-Face, Bane, Ivey. We could do all the rouges and find 66, the movies, The Batman, Gotham come up a lot. and then also Birds of Prey, Batwoman, Arrow, Flash, Star Girl, Super Friends, Lego, Scooby Do, Loise and Clark, Smallvile, the 90s Flash, Legends of the Superheroes, Powerless, Teen Titans Go, Harley Quin, superboy, The DCU has been dragged threw a lot Nott always the Bat rouges just DC in general is not always respected. . Arnold brings fun to the character. Some versions make him more of a thug or kill him off before he gets good. the Hardest Bat Rouges to Do right are the ones who NEVER appeared in 66 or who only got a small number of 66 episodes. Some were at there worst in 66. Mad Hatter, Bane, Ivey, Two-Face, Caly Face, Man-Bat, The Ventriloquist, Mr Pig and Toad, scarecrow, all people who don't get to be there true selves in 66 or don't appear in 66 . Not to mention a lot of 66 villains don't appear in TAS and had the same methods as there more well known counterparts. 66 could have done that whole roster and they didn't. Live Action Superman did even worse with rouges. I would love to see you run down all the big names and what show had each at there worst. a lot of your picks will land on the Pre-TAS era Gotham The Batman Dark Night Rises Tell Tale or one of the "made for younger kids" versions
To be honest, in the context of our influencer driven world, this Mr. Freeze works a lot better. performing jokes for the camera, collabing, doing everything to keep attention on you all while hiding some the personal shit that is the real you.... I'm reading way too much into batman and robin
Batman and Robin is definitely the worst Batman movie by far. But it is entertaining from start to finish. It’s definitely one of those so bad. It’s good movies. I watch it multiple times every year. It actually gets more played than some of the more serious Batman movies. Because sometimes I don’t want to immerse myself in that kind of darkness, but I still want Batman. So it’s fun to put on Batman and Robin. But I was also 10 years old in 1997 when this came out and I thought it was the biggest and best Batman movie of all time. This was long before my taste were more refined. Back then to me, bigger equal better. So this was the ultimate Batman movie. It’s a fun watch for the new generation if you have an open mind and understand how things worked in the 90s. But having said that, I really think it helpsto have a kid when this came out and to have nostalgia for it to really appreciate it. I love that at Rob. The worst Batman movie ever.
Homestly Arnold Schwarzenegger seemed like he was having the most fun out of everyone in this movie as Freeze and the horrible Ice Puns were hilarious looking back now😂
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Honestly I always thought if Tim Burton directed Batman and Robin and still happened to cast Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr Freeze he would've given a better performance because he would've had better direction
Yeah you're right because a sad tragic character would have been right up Tim Burton's alley plus you have the cold element to
Hell, even if he still said a pun or two on rare occasions, he still would have worked, as this cynical man who has convinced himself that the apathy of the world towards his wife's fate justifies his crimes against it.
I'm surpised Evan Zaremba hasn't appeared here yet
There is one bit from this movie's Freeze that always stuck with me. When he thinks his wife is dead and he sheds a single tear that freezes on his cheek. I think that one bit is actually really good and should have been in a better film.
There is a good Mr Freeze in this movie that’s desperately trying to get out
And also at the end when Batman reveals to Freeze that he saved his wife, Freeze could not have been happier. There were glimpses of what he could have been. He’s second worst Freeze though. The worst is Freeze from 2004’s The Batman series. I left a comment on the main comments section that explains why that Freeze is way worse than this one
I avoided the Schumacher Bat-flicks for over a decade before I bought the Blu-ray box set for $20. After ignoring them for another year or so, I decided to give them a chance... and I loved them for what they were: a return to that retro 1960s charm! Arnold had me laughing the whole way through that final movie! He was obviously having a great time.
My favorite scene of this entire movie is at the end when Batman asks Dr. Freeze to help save Alfred.
I remembered a JL comic where Mr. Freeze teams up with other snow/ice themed villains to freeze a city to do some crime but he didn't do anything but just wander around the city with a Hawaiian shirt on. I kind of find it funny that he just let the others do anything and even instigated the other villains for a contest on who does the best "Ice Crime" becomes the best villain. Technically he's the reason why those guys even got beat due to their pettiness and wanting to be the best. Meanwhile he's just walking around the city as if he was a tourist.
Bane acts like the Frankenstein Monster in this movie
I look at this movie as taking place in 1966 universe. Everyone and everything was updated for the 90's, but was a continuation of the old Adam West show. With that in mind, it's a fun, fun movie.
I don't understand the hate this version of Mr. Freeze gets. How people have missed the fact that he uses ice puns to cover up his inner torment is beyond me. If you notice in the flashbacks before Victor's accident, there's glimpses of the man he use to be; cold and distant. The combination of almost losing of his, coupled together with the accident changed Victor and now he's trying to enjoy life as best he can and maybe even be the man his wife wanted him to be.
And yes, I'm 100% joking
Imagine if we got a proper Bane in the same movie, crippling Batman, leaving Freeze free to freeze Gotham. That would've been a cool, confident and unexpected twist for a cliffhanger
Since I was 7 when the film came out this is my second favorite Mr.Freeze right behind the animated series
I was born in 1989 and still remember Schwarzenegger, Jim Carrey, Danny DeVito and Jack Nicholson, all 4 different bad-guys in different Batman movies. I used to watch TV in 2000 and 2001, when internet wasn't popular and everybody was talking about bad-guys in Batman movies and barely about Batman itself. That's my experience with Original 4 Batman movies. I don't read comic-books, I only watch movies.
I know alot about the batman comics but i dont read them every single day i mainly get my knowledge from the internet i've watched basically every single batman tv show movie etc though
I feel like for me it was the opposite. Everyone was talking about Batman and barely mentioned the villains.
"I'm Batman."
Also, bat-nipples. That meme ruled the internet for a long time.
Idea: What if there was a version of Freeze who does crack jokes and wears the polar bear ensemble, but it's all an act. A version who had seen how much the other rogues had fun with their antics and tries to put on a show like Riddler or Joker only for him to break his icy facade behind closed doors. A good example is from the RUclipsr Solid JJ where Mr. Freeze casually eats ice cream while bantering with Batman, but when the Caped Crusader left, he sits alone, longingly trying to feed Nora some ice cream, longing for that connection they had so long ago.
Edit: Got the name wrong.
We really need a serious version of Mr Freeze in a future Batman movie. Cast James Mcavoy in the role
Just like with that other superhero franchise, Patrick Stewart is too old now, so McAvoy works.
i can see him playing freeze
Isn't he supposed to be the villain in the 2nd Pattenson movie?
No McAvoy. With the age of Batman Mr.Freeze should be older. Cause in most of the interactions mr.freeze isn't bad, just on a mission. I would use Javier Bardem, for the look voice and ability to make you feel the dialog
@@manniefresh7354 since when did Mr Freeze have a Hispanic accent? Never
Now, the casting made sense - if only because the most remembered Mr Freeze from the 60s TV series was Otto Preminger, so we have two Austrians playing the part. Must have seemed like a no-brainer. But Aaa-nowld didn't take the role seriously, and Preminger DID. The puns got VERY tiresome VERY quickly.
What really made it so even worse than it could ever be was the fact that that Batman The Animated Series had recreated Mr Freeze in such an extraordinarily perfect way that the comics quickly adopted that interpretation as Mr Freeze's definitive origin. A live action version was going to suffer by comparison no matter who was cast in the role. They had a learner's manual for how to do it, but failed the exam bigtime.
At least Aah-nowld looked like he was having fun in the role. If only that fun spread to the audience, but I think we were all just dumfounded at how incredibly bad it all was.
To be fair, that's what makes the 60s show so damn good. It's perfect "high camp", where they're very serious about playing these silly characters in a way that makes sense in-universe.
They should have left Poison Ivy and Bane out and just devoted more time to Freezy.
I love Arnold and think that if this had been a Tim Burton movie that Schwarzenegger could have been an interesting Freeze in that scenario. I'd have cast Charles Dance though. Just imagine!
Had Freeze been written like a PG Terminator, Arnold would have been awesome.
They advertised this Freeze as the Terminator on ice....... 😂
I understand everybody is entitled to their own opinions, but I don't understand why people like this depiction of Mr. Freeze.
I won’t stand for this blasphVee any more. Allow me to break the ice, Arnold is not only the greatest Mr. Freeze, but he is the greatest comic book villain ever. Chill.
Time and memes have made me feel the same way. When you don't take the movie personally as a fanboy anymore and enjoy the corny over the top performance, it's, well, it's cool!
Yeah it's not iciest performance and sure its corny but its hilarious
Bat credit cards and bat nipples overshadow all the ice puns
@@mattkingham89The bat credit card joke is a classic in my eyes.
@antoineboone3951 each to their own I suppose. I genuinely can't think of anything I enjoy in this film, but it has been ages since I last watched it. Batman forever on the other hand I've watched a million times and still love to this day! I even remember thinking how good the crappy snes game of the movie was just because it was a batman forever game so we all have wild opinions 😜
if mr freeze shows ups in the matter reeves movie, he can looks so scary
because of the cold air, you can only see his red glowing googles through the helmet with a dark silhouette.
Freeze isn't a "villain", He's just broken and misunderstood..
This mr.freeze is how I view Rumors of Rock playing Apocalypse.
I actually enjoyed both Arnold's performance and jokes. Sure it was dank and campy - but that was intentional. And I think that with more serious script, he could do good job as well.
The problem is the context - this guy exists in the same universe as Nicholson's Joker and Batman Returns villains.
The suit keeps him cold, probably with liquid nitrogen i havent seen the movie in forever but remember it fondly. Covering the face would likely kill him. I don't like the egg shape of the helmet; that said the whole idea is badass and looks functionally sound overall. Looking back at it he was very cringey, but he was my favorite part of the movie and still is. 😅
I know it's just a minor thing but how in the hell can Mr Freeze even smoke in the first place?
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LORD willing, all humans may commit sin of almost every kind (gay, straight), and that's wrong, and all humans sin, as God tells us through the The Holy Bible, "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and all are justified freely by His grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus." The Holy Bible also says, "If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness."
That's always bothered me too.
It's turbo time.
Ed Harris is absolutely the best casting choise for mr freeze
Patrick Stewart wouldve been amazing
That's cold, bro
batman and robin is not a very good movie, and that’s coming from someone who adores forever for how goofy it is
I can agree on Mr. Freeze’s suit, like the design and illumination of of the suit was the main thing that always kept me interested in this movie when I was younger…well that and having a crush on Poison Ivy (Uma Thurman).
i agree somewhat i honestly feel like he can make a good mr freeze if they had him preforming the character in a more serious way (for lack of better phrasing) arnold really isn't a bad actor its just his accent is so strong and he can't change it so it didn't fit in certain roles so it makes seem like he's not that great an actor but i feel like his accent works as mr freeze (idky tbh)
“Mr. Freeze strikes again!” (My sibling and I used to watch this episode of that show and I still love it.)
IDC how bad the movie is, it has Alicia Silverstone in a Batsuit 😍
I remember being most surprised by Bane. I saw him from the back for a couple of seconds in the trailer, and I thought, "Is that...?...It sure looks like...but it couldn't be!"
I always felt that Edward Norton would've been great as Mr. Freeze.
only good thing they did was make arnold wear the most sparkly, glitzy costume and makeup I think I have seen from a movie from that time.
I don't blame Arnold. It was all Schumacher.
I had no idea Mr. Freeze was in the 60’s show. I used to watch that as a kid the reruns and I never saw Mr. Freeze
Vee: Did you know people will be making legit money bashing your movie for decades?
Schumacher: I'm happy to provide for them.
... no irony, I think he would've said that.
The way I see it, the whole move suffered from major tonal inconsistences. It mostly seemed to want to be comical and campy, but then there were bits and pieces like Alfred's illness and Freeze's backstory completely breaking the mood.
Nope, still the best. This man built his career off of his loose grasp of the English language. And now we're giving him s*** because of a couple ice puns? Nope still the best.
PLEASE, you, and EVERYONE, if you haven't already, embrace the One True Only God YHWH Jehovah, Only One Jesus Christ His Only Begotten Son and Lord and Savior of our souls and the Only One Holy Spirit. God is good. God is love. Jesus is Lord. Jesus IS coming. Your soul depends on it!
I have seen God act in my life. He saved my soul, changed my heart, changed my mind, helped people through me, took care of people in my life, people I hurt before I found God. God is the only reason I was able to reconcile with my dad before he died.
God worked through Jesus Christ to save our souls. Jesus Christ died on the cross for our sins. Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ died on the cross for your sins, and that God raised Him from the dead, repent of your sins, accept God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit into your heart and you will be saved. Be baptized in The Holy Spirit, and if He wills, water as well.
For God so loved the world that He gave His only Begotten Son Jesus Christ, that all who believe on Him should not perish but have everlasting life. Jesus Christ is The Way, The Truth and The Life. No one comes to the Father Jehovah God but through Him.
Not long after I got saved I prayed to God for help understanding the Holy Bible, and that same day someone knocked on my door asking me if I wanted to understand the Bible.
The Holy Bible says, "love thy enemy", "turn the other cheek", "If your enemy is hungry, feed him", "if he is thirsty, give him a drink", "pray for those who persecute you", "do not repay evil for evil".
LORD willing, all humans may commit sin of almost every kind (gay, straight), and that's wrong, and all humans sin, as God tells us through the The Holy Bible, "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and all are justified freely by His grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus." The Holy Bible also says, "If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness."
Actually originally Mr Freeze wasn't a tragic villain.
It wasn't until BTAS they gave him the dying wife and his obsession with saving her
But silver age Mr Freeze was another villain use ice/cold as a gimmick
Yeah, his BtAS origin was *heavily* inspired by the character Cryonic Man (to the point that people now assume that Cryonic Man stole it from Freeze despite debuting a decade-ish before BtAS). And they actually made it better by having Nora be dead before _Sub-Zero_ got green-lit and largely written to connect to Schumacher's film of all time.
Arnold was absolutely robbed of having another good iconic role next to the terminator
I had never picked up any Batman comics when I started watching Batman, the animated series as a kid. As a matter fact, the very first Batman comic that I ever owned was the small little pocket size comic book that came with the VHS of Batman mask of the phantasm. I wish I still had that. Going to have to look on eBay. Anyway, Batman the animated series was literally my introduction to Mr. freeze and I had no idea that he ever had any other origin story besides, the one presented on that show. So it made absolute and perfect sense to me when it was done in Batman and Robin. I understand how it could be a bit jarring if you know more about the characters past at that point in time. But I did not. this is and always will be Mr. freeze to me. Not Arnold Schwarzenegger necessarily, but that version of freeze. The tragic husband, trying to save his wife.
How have I never noticed the nipples on Mr. Freeze's suit?
I had no idea they even used Mr. Freeze in the Adam West Batman show. Though I personally have only seen the movie and a couple episodes. I'm pretty sure he wasn't in Batman the Movie but, it has been years since I last watched it. I've been debating getting the whole series but, I just haven't had the extra money.
If he had a serious director and script he would’ve been actually good as Freeze.
I wouldn't mind a checkover of Freeze 66. His first two-parter seriously scared me as a kid, because he was so affably but coldly evil like a Bond villain (at least in some scenes).
That was before Preminger played him, yes?
@@nicholasfarrell5981 Correct! The first two-parter had George Sanders playing the role. Indeed, for all practical purposes George Sanders helped INVENT "Mister Freeze" as we know him today! Not only was his character very much closer to the "Heart of Ice" BTAS character (minus the romantic backstory), the character itself started being known as Mister Freeze during his appearance, previously being known in the comics long ago as Mister Zero. (And reintroduced to canon thanks to... well, to be honest, thanks to Otto Preminger's depiction more than Sanders.)
Thabk you for acknowledging that Arnold would have made a great Mr.Freeze had they gone more the Terminator 2 route. Mr.Freeze in this movie represents the real issue of this movie: clashing tones. The movie can work as a campy 90's action movie, but its littered with darker moments that the movie wants you to take seriously. Its like its trying to be Adam West Batman and Christian Bale Batman at the same time, and falls short of both.
He was the best part of this movie for me. Although I guess that is not saying much.
Nah I'd vote for The Batman, only for taking the lazy route and making him a common (cold ;-)) criminal again. At least Schumacher (RIP) TRIED to put in the Nora Fries back story.
Yeah but The Batman Freeze looked badass that gives him enough points ahead.
Now that you mention it, the Terminator would have been the best Mr. Freeze. Goes to show, writing and directing is critical to a movies performance.
IIRC. the suit/makeup had some notorious issues. The glue used to hold the light in his mouth would melt, contacts would go dry and cause his eyes to go bloodshot, stuff like that, and Arnold rolled with it and struggled through, because he enjoyed the part was one of the reasons I think.
Also the light for his teeth leaked, so Arnie was getting a battery acid gargle every time they did a take with it.
Mr Freeze strikes again. Great Video, sir.
I’ll be absolutely honest, there are times in B&R where Arnold has some quiet moments and for a brief second, I see Victor. It’s obviously not perfect, but there’s *something* there.
0:42 I kind of like that. The live action adapts the animation which adapts the comic.
I think if they dropped the BTAS origin story it could’ve worked a lot better since it’s kinda a jarring contrast between the more seriousness of it and the campiness and goofiness of the character in the movie.
Video idea for Infuso….Inaccurate/Unfaithful comic book adaptions that worked, possibly a list.
Not a bad idea! First Bat-rogue that came to my mind: Victor Zsasz from the show *Gotham* , played by the great Anthony Carrigan (who would get his second break-out role right after in the show *Barry* as fan favorite Noho hank).
He's coming back to the DCU very soon, playing Metamorpho/Rex Mason in the upcoming *Superman (2025)* by James Gunn... Can't wait!
Anyway, Zsasz in the show *Gotham* has pretty much nothing in common with his usual comic book/Arkham games self.
He's a killer for hire for the mob instead of a serial killer, he's a funny dude instead of being an ice-cold killer who would likely prefer cutting his own tongue before making a joke; he's a stylish professional instead of being half feral & running around shirtless (some rare comic book version have him dressed up, but it's very uncommon) and most importantly, he uses all kinds of weapons, from guns to rockets launchers, instead of only using knives.
That version was so popular that the (terrible) show *Batwoman* used him in a couple episode, played by fellow *Gotham* co-star Alex Morf... and sure *Batwoman* in general sucks, but it was nice to see them paying homage to Carrigan's Zsasz, who was pretty much copy-pasted from his show into the second & third season of the new show.
Thinking about it, *Batwoman* paid a lot of hommages to *Gotham* ... their season 3 professor Pyg (who only showed up in one episode) was also a very clear nod to the *Gotham* one, but he wasn't as good as Victor; Alex Morf killed it in his introduction scene in season 2 episode 3, with the perfect music while he's cutting in his new tally post-assasination.
They even gave him the same rocket launcher that he has in *Gotham* !
Good stuff.
The only Batman film I ever walked out on. It still stinks.
To an extent I didn't mind him as freeze but if the script was made a little bit better maybe he could have done better.
they literally just had to not make every line he says some kind of ice pun. whenever i watch this movie I'm like can you just talk like a normal person for 1 minute? he feels less like a human being and more like an action figure with set phrases. even Ivy is allowed to just talk like a normal person every line out of her mouth isn't some nonsense about plants
I already know that Jim Carrey could've worked even better as The Riddler, given a better director and screenplay.
But would Arnold have ever worked as Freeze??
Debatably, this Frieze walked so TAS could run. If you check dates, this film released only a month after the TAS episode, heart of ice. Given the additional development time films take compared to a cartoon episode, it is quite plausible that the idea was created for the film first and added to the show for synergy.
What killed the dinosaurs
THE ICE AGE
This aged like milk boss. Kill the justice league takes the worst "mr." Freeze ever
Arnold would have been a better Bane than mr.freeze
I consider Arnold's Mr. Freeze to be so bad that it's good. Most of the movie is like this and Mr. Freeze is the epitome of it all.
I don't blame Arnie, I blame Warner Brothers, Akiva Goldsman and, to a lesser extent, Joel Schumacher.
He looked great, his voice worked well for the character IMO and in the quieter scenes, (him watching his wedding video, etc.) I even felt for the poor guy
Id say "the batman" Mr freeze is a close contender with all his ice jokes. His design is amazing but it got tiring quickly
Best is definitely tas as a broken man that keeps getting more broken everytime we see him.
But The Batman also gave him a completely new origin with no tragic backstory.
@@jakubgodyn7413 and now's he's as hollow as he is unfunny with the ice jokes.
That's saying something when clayface was done much better as a character before turning evil. Same with batman learning to care long before most so he's more accepting of being in a team and get rewarded by Nightwing snd oracle staying with him even at an old age
Arnold would have been better as Bane.
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@@LeathafaceTV I agree now especially since we would get his nationality right too.
Saying Patrick Stewart is too good to play this version of Mr Freeze ignores the existence of "The Emoji Movie". (Which in most cases, we should do.)
To be honest this isn't the worst version of Mr Freeze. Trust me he not the worst
I think the "The Batman" version where Freeze goes back to being a simple thief without the frozen wife backstory and has supernatural ice powers is the worst. But Vee seems to like it, so well, to each his own.
@@pedrosantossinger Even that one pales in comparison to new 52 Mr. Freeze wheere Nora is some woman who died decades ago and isn't even Freeze's wife. I will agree that Freeze is one of the weaker elements in The Batman. Still a fantastic show though.
@@pedrosantossinger yeah but his awesome design makes up for all that. maybe not the most complex freeze but by far the coolest looking. i also don't mind the supernatural powers he's already like an ice guy anyway. and a freeze gun is just kind lame its literally less effective than a normal ordinary gun
@@AmericanBrit9834in that version they had a good reason to fire him, guy was a creeper
Please Vee, do a video on the Batman Movie serials
Just watched your batman forever villain video. How many "favorite villains" do you have?
You have to buy Batman, Robin, Batgirl to get all the figure parts.
mr freeze is my favorite comic book villain. if you could do more videos about him, that would be cool.
I want to know WHO went to see Batman & Robin expecting something on par with Batmans first big screen adaptation...I look at it like this...Batman & Robin is a big budget version of the 60s Adam West show...the only thing missing was the crooked camera angles when the villains were on screen...looking at it with that mindset the movie is a delight... Certainly not the best by any stretch but watchable...
Please do poison ivy next!!!!
I think Arnold _could_ have given us a great, cold, serious Mr. Freeze. *Actually, maybe he still could.* DC's animated films are quite nice, but if that is too much, imagine just rerecording the audio for _Batman & Robin_ while editing out the more toyetic scenes? Not even the entire film; just give us a taste of Arnold channeling his ice cold terminator persona in delivering his lines. Which we got a taste of here and there even in _Batman & Robin_
I wanna hear you talk about Uma Thurman's Poison Ivy! 🥰💞💕
“Mr freeze strikes again”
Terrible opinion, Arnold did a fantastic job at playing the character, you seem to confuse the writing with the acting by Arnold, but they aren't the same. He played a silly version of a character, with silly writing, you barely even explain how Arnold did a bad job at the character, seemingly you think explaining the portrayal itself is sufficient reason to hate Arnold's acting as this portrayal, but he did a brilliant job, and I think you would be lying to say that his dumb puns didn't at least make you laugh ironically.
Blasphemy in the title. I adore this version it's just the best. Bad puns galore with 0% shame 100% commitment. This is a goofy ass movie so he fits with the rest of it I do get your point but realize what movie this is. They wanted fun and campy and pun mr freeze is perfect for it. And the design is incredible I love it and the saturated colors of the rest of the movie. Especially in this area of blandness it pops like nothing else.
With all that's happening with the DCEU now, Arnold schwarzenegger as Mr Freeze was probably the best decision now. 😂
I’m pretty sure that Arnold could have been an amazing Mr. Freeze had Tim Burton Directed the movie these kind of characters are right up his alley just look at Edward Scissor Hands
Can't break the ice harder than that.
I rewatched this last year and Uma Thurman honestly was the best part.
Anthony Hopkins would have been awesome as Freeze or Hugo Strange. WTF!!
every other choice was better i personally think Patrick Stewart would have been the best but none of them would fit this film. imagine either of those two guys shouting "what killed the dinosaurs?!?! THE ICE AGE" the best actors for the part might have made it even worse
Arnold's Mr. Freeze is the best villain because he's the worst villain.
He's so obviously terrible that it's hilarious to watch him and extremely fun to talk about. You could make jokes about how awful he is all day long.
The fact that they did that to a villain that has become iconic due to his tragic backstory is both funny (I mean, let's face it, people would like this portrayal a lot more if he was called Refrigerator Captain or something) and also a bit tone deaf.
Arnold would have been a perfect Mr. Freeze for the Adam West Batman series.
i was always confused why they chose to choose a guy with such a thick accent for Freeze in Batman and Robin but it wasn't until this video that i saw that the Adam West Freeze also had a thick German/Austrian type accent which is probably why they chose Arnold. this movie was clearly a homage to the 60s show.
Ironically i think Arnold could work in a batman movie...definitely not mr.freeze tho
Mr. Freeze strikes again!
I'm afraid I must disagree, however. I find the Gotham Mr. Freeze to be the worst. Primarily because that's actually a good show that I like. When This Freeze is bad, it's in this movie, so it's not a big deal, but Gotham Freeze is just the epitome of wasted potential. They kill Nora in his debut story, completely removing his tragic backstory and motivation, and then he proceeds to be a hired goon with no personality for the rest of the show, with no reason to exist. At least this Freeze has an arc! At least this Freeze is entertaining! Gotham Freeze starts off fine and then devolves into nothing.
Change the title to “The BEST Mr Freeze” cuz Arnold practically saved this movie 😂
Mr Freeze strikes again
Mr Freeze is almost never used so its harder to judge him then Joker or Penguin. But is his the worst? I could put him against 66, The Batman, Gotham, a few others for a good run. Same for Two-Face, Bane, Ivey. We could do all the rouges and find 66, the movies, The Batman, Gotham come up a lot. and then also Birds of Prey, Batwoman, Arrow, Flash, Star Girl, Super Friends, Lego, Scooby Do, Loise and Clark, Smallvile, the 90s Flash, Legends of the Superheroes, Powerless, Teen Titans Go, Harley Quin, superboy, The DCU has been dragged threw a lot Nott always the Bat rouges just DC in general is not always respected. .
Arnold brings fun to the character. Some versions make him more of a thug or kill him off before he gets good.
the Hardest Bat Rouges to Do right are the ones who NEVER appeared in 66 or who only got a small number of 66 episodes. Some were at there worst in 66.
Mad Hatter, Bane, Ivey, Two-Face, Caly Face, Man-Bat, The Ventriloquist, Mr Pig and Toad, scarecrow, all people who don't get to be there true selves in 66 or don't appear in 66 . Not to mention a lot of 66 villains don't appear in TAS and had the same methods as there more well known counterparts. 66 could have done that whole roster and they didn't. Live Action Superman did even worse with rouges.
I would love to see you run down all the big names and what show had each at there worst.
a lot of your picks will land on
the Pre-TAS era
Gotham
The Batman
Dark Night Rises
Tell Tale
or one of the "made for younger kids" versions
To be honest, in the context of our influencer driven world, this Mr. Freeze works a lot better. performing jokes for the camera, collabing, doing everything to keep attention on you all while hiding some the personal shit that is the real you.... I'm reading way too much into batman and robin
Mr. Freeze strikes again.
Mr. Freeze strikes AGAIN!
Mr. Freeze better strike again.
Batman and Robin is definitely the worst Batman movie by far. But it is entertaining from start to finish. It’s definitely one of those so bad. It’s good movies. I watch it multiple times every year. It actually gets more played than some of the more serious Batman movies. Because sometimes I don’t want to immerse myself in that kind of darkness, but I still want Batman. So it’s fun to put on Batman and Robin. But I was also 10 years old in 1997 when this came out and I thought it was the biggest and best Batman movie of all time. This was long before my taste were more refined. Back then to me, bigger equal better. So this was the ultimate Batman movie. It’s a fun watch for the new generation if you have an open mind and understand how things worked in the 90s. But having said that, I really think it helpsto have a kid when this came out and to have nostalgia for it to really appreciate it. I love that at Rob. The worst Batman movie ever.