Batman & Robin

1997 • 124 minutos

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Superstars George Clooney and Arnold Schwarzenegger face off as the coolest--and the cruelest--villain to ever stalk Gotham City comes after its courageous caped crusaders, Batman & Robin. When the evil Mr. Freeze (Schwarzenegger) teams up with toxic Poison Ivy (Uma Thurman) to freeze Gotham City and destroy its residents, the end appears near for superheroes Batman (George Clooney) and Robin (Chris O'Donnell). But with the arrival of Batgirl (Alicia Silverstone), the dynamic duo becomes a transcendent trio in this fourth episode of the blockbuster theatrical series.

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This is another Batman movie we could have did without! Even George Cloony said it in an interview i sucked as Batman,but made an excellent Bruce Wayne which he is not lying because he lives that Bruce Wayne type life so it was easy for him to portray Bruce Wayne. The only high point of the movie is when they introduced Alica Silverstone as Batgirl,now that was hot! I'm glad the Dark Knight series made up for those last two 90's Batman movies which is still my least two favorites!

Batman is one of the most epic superheroes of all time (call me biased, I probably am.) But that just says how bad of a movie this was when a diehard Batman fan didn't enjoy this movie. Not only did I not enjoy it, I detested it. It just destroyed what made the Dark Knight so great after Michael Keaton. I was so disappointed and I'm glad Christopher Nolan got his hands on it

Whoever gave this 3 or more stars doesn't know what goes into a great film. Which makes them truly ineligible to actually rate it properly. This is a one star because too many things were wrong with it. It was cast poorly-- Clooney cannot play Batman; Uma was decent as Poison Ivy; O'Donnell was not the best choice for Robin. The directing was horrible... too many colors and bad music choice. The script was too on the surface. It didn't go deep enough into Bruce's personal conflicts, nor his deepening relationship with Alfred. Alfred really had no significance in this film. He was just a servant. He could've been a janitor and it wouldn't have changed anything. It was written too linear. It was just, "Hey, he's robbing that bank. I must catch him now." "Alfred get me my bat suit." "Sure master Wayne." Just terrible.