@Daniel Cafarelli Because if you have the chance to give someone a second chance, in this case it's Alfred Victor can save with his cure for McGregor's stage 2, you hold that power over life and death
For as goofy as this movie is, the detail of the cure is surprisingly powerful. The fact that Mr. Freeze made a cure for his wife's illness only to find out that her condition advanced to the point that it was useless is sad enough. The idea that he constantly carries it around with him to remind himself of his failure and use it as motivation to do ANYTHING to avoid being too late for her again is heartbreaking.
It's probably one of the last samples he has of the cure so he carries it with him to protect it at all times. He needs that to continue his research but he never had the financial resources to do it.
Yeah, this was one of the only great scenes in the movie. I'm still mad they wasted a great Alfred storyline on this movie but nothing I can do about it
I used to wonder why Mr. Freeze didn’t use those vials on his wife, but now I realize it’s because While Alfred had the same disease, he had an early stage of the disease while Mr. Freeze’s wife had a more advanced stage of the disease.
@@TheChoujinVirus And he'd been trying to figure out what he could do to save Nora when he put her into cryogenetic statis before Pam did what she did to Nora as part of her own ambitions.
You know, if Schwarzenegger were given more dramatic lines to make his portrayal of Mr. Freeze more sympathetic, he could have been a perfect actor for the role.
Naw he was never the correct person. Arnold Schwarzenegger is a ripped ladies man action star. Victor freeze is a loner outcast who's never had any true friends til he met Nora. I always thought either Patrick Stewart or Anthony Hopkins or someone along those lines could play him perfectly.
josh ThisIsStupid Have you ever seen how Mr.Freeze was drawn when not in his suit in Batman The Animated Series? He looks like Patrick Stewart! Stewart would've been a good choice for a serious Mr.Freeze.
Quentin Campbell the only downer part is his age. When this movie was made though he would've been perfect during his TNG and X men days. He had the perfect voice tone for mr freeze. Perfect build perfect look and could absolutely see him as a cryogenic scientist going crazy trying to save his wife.
@@kangaroo3708 This Batman movie was the reason why the final one got canceled. With Nicolas Cage as Scarecrow. It was a desaster, which is now a classic, it seems..
It might be a joke, but at the same time I could believe that Mr. Freeze now working on his research again would be involved with the medical community concerning any progress made, and likely will offer the stage one cure to the masses.
"She's alive...?" Damn Arnold's delivery right there was perfect! So full of regret, pain, and remorse. It's a shame he was written so campy and over the top, I think he really could've pulled this performance off if it was done in a serious tone.
I had the exact thought when I got older that he would have even done better. If it was done with a more serious tone. But, my nostalgia just makes me love it more lmao
If only mr. Freeze was there to see that his wife was fully cured thanks to a very generous and open-hearted doctor from Wayne Enterprises I think mr. Freeze would have shaken that man's hand and would have been forever happy to be back in Nora's arms and I know for a fact that even though they will never see each other again in this life they will forever be together in the next life
London Productions.....my sentiments EXACTLY!!!!! Bring back Mr. Freeze and do him better! Same with Bane.....i like Tom Hardy but that was not the Bane from the comics or the cartoon in the 90's
@@Cotygeek This is the only scene that isn't TOO CAMPY or really over the top. Bruce appeals to the little humanity that Freeze has in quiet desperation.
It's a kids film written for kids, aimed at kids and sold to kids......stop taking batman so seriously and you will be much better off guys.....theres like 15 other batmam versions.
The best part about this isn't just the fact that Batman saved Nora, but the fact that without hesitation, Mr. Freeze helped Batman save Alfred. Maybe there was an ulterior, in that he wanted to see the cure for certain stages working, but the fact that deep down he's still a doctor and wants to help people brings a tear in this otherwise mediorce movie.
It's scenes like this that make me believe this movie could have worked. If they had just turned down the silliness (and some of the neon too, it was way to bright and colorful) this could have been an amazing movie. The problem is that "Heart of Ice" and "Pretty Poison" (episodes of the animated series) which they were clearly drawing from, do not work with the tone and style of Batman 1966, which they were also drawing from. A more dark and serious version of this movie could have been amazing.
@pittland44 yeah what you said. It's a good story line that is in the wrong movie. The goal of the film was to just be corny and make money. It wasn't meant to be deep even though Mr Freeze's storyline of trying to save his wife is deep
@@devonkaijuwarrior8009 It's mediocre because it had a lot of good ideas but poor execution, because some corporate fat cats wanted to keep their contract with McDonalds.
The scene with Bruce and Victor is poetic and touching and arguably the best part of the film. I love the little subtle nod at the end from Victor to Bruce to show the two men have buried the hatchet. The score is beautiful as well.
Seeing Arnie go from a half dead puddle if water 0:35 to a powerful snow god 3:55 is probably my favorite part. "Im going to make your life a living HELL, prepared for a bitter harvest... Winter has come at last"
Just heard the news; RIP Joel Scuhmacher. B&R might have been a mess but it's a lovely mess at that. This scene in particular was it's main success and still one of the definitive moments in a Batman film period. He saves Mr Freeze which was a change of pace from the previous movies; but he does it save Alfred and Victor at the same time. By saving Alfred he gives Victor a reason to do good again along with the info Nora's still alive. He litterally turns Mr Freeze face. It made an impact on me as a little kid at the movies when I first watched it; made me want to strive for goodness in life and never give up on others. It's been mostly solid; there's some people that won't change for the better but if Mr Freeze could we all could. Joel directed the hell out of this scene, Arnold acted his butt off, and Elliot G scored it great. Plus it's one of the few times George felt like the Bat. Perfection in such a mess. Rest Easy Joel.
It's not a good movie by any means, but this scene shows the kind of potential it had if Warner Bros. allowed Schumacher to make a more serious movie. They also fast-tracked the movie, rushing production in more ways than one. It also shows that Schwarzenegger could have been a great Mr. Freeze if he played the role closer to The Terminator. Joel Schumacher also wanted Batman Forever to be a much more serious movie than it ended up being, digging deeper into Bruce's psyche and even showing elements of a horror movie at times. There's talk that there might even be a much darker Schumacher cut out there. I'd watch it if it ever released.
*Poison ivy- he loves me. He loves me not. He loves me. He loves me not. He loves me. *Freeze- NOT! Surprise, I'm your new cell mate. And I've come to make your life a living hell! Winter has come at last.
@@dancastro4732 She should be happy that she has a chance to be redeemed as a "test subject" for new groundbreaking cures that can save Dr. Fries' wife. The new cold weather might be...harsh.
“I’ll have your wife moved to the lab at Arkham, you’ll able to continue your research there.” It’s the way Clooney delivers that line, the way Arnold reacts to it, along with the score to compliment it. One of the best Batman moments ever.
I like how this ended for Victor. He was not only able to continue his research to cure Nora, but also saved a life as a doctor. Of course Ivy would have to worry about him, but to be fair, she did try killing Nora
@@roberttreacy8271although this movie is cheesy and campy as hell, idk this is just my belief, but I think that all of us who complain about it truly love this movie. Despite all of its problems, this was a dope Batman movie. I’m 20 right now, and I saw this movie for the first time about a month ago, so there’s no nostalgia goggles for me, I just genuinely enjoyed this cheesy ass funny ass Batman movie, and I’m betting yo ass enjoyed it too
@@ericmichaud1273 actually he would have been good at both Mr.freeze is supposed to speak with zero emotion in his voice Arnold has done this before when he played as the Terminator and was also why he was picked for the role He could play bane aswell because Well you already know why but ontop of that he could pull off the Bane personality too
Vengance isn't power, anyone can take a life. But to give life, That's true power, A power you once had. So I'm asking you Victor fries, Help me save another life. Show me how to cure Mcgregger syndrome stage 1, And maybe you can also save the life of the man your wife once loved. He's still inside you Victor. Buried, Deep within the snow. Will you help me, Doctor? Damnit this film could have been awesome. This film was capable of great dialogue, How it turned out is such a shame!
dboymax1 God I hate people like you who don’t know the facts. Schumacher didn’t want to make a live action cartoon. WB forced him to make a campy light hearted films after Batman Returns was too dark. Schumacher initially wanted to go off of Burtons dark vision and make a gritty Batman Year One Film. It’s WB’s fault, not Joel’s
indeed, it's more likely that JS Pretty much wanted to follow up Burton's legacy or at least keep with the DarkerVision of the Caped Crusader, and i hink it can partly be shown by the scenography here and there, expecially in Forever, but again WB interfered too much. Those were the same years that Alien 3 had the same issues, with the producers getting too in the way of director and making a huge mess, i guess the lesson wasn't learned back then, but the Batman Forever and Batman & Robin actually managed to do that by how they were received by audience.
It had potential to be better than the animated movie. Had focused on Fries Family drama on contrast with Alfred’s preparation to death (and remove completely that Bane, although link the venom with Pam Isley research was a good catch, but also terribly executed. Bane should have been a terrorist leader who invaded the lab, stole the venom for himself and caused the explosion creating poison ivy... But that could be a whole new movie)
@@spalenzagabriel is more good if bane not appreanced in this movie with the batgirl.. floronic man/jason wodrue its should be a perfect role for the henchman poison ivy
Honestly, the decision to cast Arnold as Mr. Freeze was brilliant. The man was known for recently playing The Terminator, an unstoppable killing machine with no emotion, no regard for human life, and a heart as cold as ice. It's a shame that he was directed to portray the character as a total goofball.
"recently?" Terminator II had been out for nearly five years at this point, and already had softened the T101 up for audiences as a (relative) good guy
One other thing I love about this last scene is Freeze getting payback on Ivy for what she tried to do. You can take it as he didn’t learn anything from Batman’s speech to him, or you can take it as a form of Cruel Mercy. Freeze won’t kill Ivy, but he will do what he said and make her life a living hell.
How did he not learn anything from Batman's speech on this? Batsy told him not to take a life and it's better to save it. Freeze didn't kill Ivy, but definitely seemed like he made sure to make her life a cold ass hell.
@Daniel Appleton It was! That is what many people who criticize the movie do not understand about it. Unlike the others, it was made to be similar to the TV series, but it did have more serious moments. I think some of the critics really did not like the Adam West Batman portrayal or series and used this movie to bash it. So wrong and unfair.
George Clooney had the look, stoic attitude, and voice to be the best Batman ever. Plus, under the attitude, Batman is a compassionate softie who even saves the lives of villains. If it weren’t for the cheesy dialogue and campiness, Clooney would have been considered the greatest Batman of all time.
Val Kilmer didn’t convinced me as Bruce Wayne. Bruce’s trauma is deep and makes him look cold and insensitive, but he’s deeply emphatic, even with his enemies. Clooney did great on that account. Save Nora and give Victor the means to research the cure was the perfect demonstration to that.
I actually quite like George Clooney's batman voice, if only he made a distinction between bruce and batman. It would have helped to be in a focused movie as well.
It's all Frieze ever wanted to do. When he thought Nora was dead and Batman was the one that killed her, gloves came off. Aside for the Joker and Ra's, he could be the most murderous member of Batman's Rogue's Gallery.
No he was just a doctor who was altered in an experiment throughout the movie you can see how much he truly loved his wife and wanted to be with her again
On the other hand, the rest of this movie being as good as this scene may have prevented other superhero movies from getting made. The backlash this movie got was largely responsible for the superhero genre being revitalized and comic book movies being taken more seriously a few years later.
Mr. Freeze has one of the saddest stories ever. He just wanted to save his wife’s life. 1:12 , 1:32 , 1:57 and 2:25 to 2:43 I’m just glad Freeze gets redemption in this movie. That is one of the few good things about this movie.
I used to think that when Batman said "save the life of the man your wife once loved" was actually Alfred, but now I finally see that Batman was referring to Freeze himself, offering him the chance to redeem himself towards his wife whenever she is finally cured and maybe where he can reverse his mutation from all those cryo-chemicals he suffered.
I used to think the same way. I always thought Alfred knew Nora was and was friends with both. It would be nice connection with way Alfred was also suffering the same sickness.
3:26 As bad and horrible as this movie is, I can't help but love that part, Arnold gives a very goosebumps feeling with a intimidating performance, driven to subject Ivy to a cold vengeance, and the look of terror and horror on her face at the end just complete seals the scene perfectly.
I’m honestly convinced that if given the proper script, screenplay and directing, Arnold would absolutely nail a dark, grounded, Intelligent and most of all convicted portrayal of Freeze who’s both determined to do whatever it takes to find a way to save Nora but despite being warped so far off of that path by every person that’s wronged him, is still only doing the same thing he pledged to do when becoming a doctor
That’s honestly what pisses me off about this movie. This scene plus one or two others of Mr. Freeze where he’s alone would’ve worked perfect. It’s like, dang Arnie here can pull off a real emotions.
The sad thing is that if you take 3-4 scenes from this movie in isolation you can see the skeleton of a far better film. They needed to tone down the silliness (it's way too much like Batman 1966 to work with the story beats of "Heart of Ice") and tone down the neon in this movie (there's just too much and it's offputting) and I think we would still fondly remember this movie. It's a shame too, because I honestly like the casting (I think Clooney is a bit of a weak link but he's got his moments too) and going a little more serious with the villains especially (and both Arnie and Uma Thurman are solid actors, like imagine an Ivy who's a bit more serious and deadly, like a plant based Beatrix Kiddo) and the whole thing could have worked.
george clooney would have made a damn great batman in a serious film. he had the look, the voice, the charisma of bruce wayne. too bad he was given this campy version
shakattack88 yeah the movie wasn't very very good as the comics but it sure has very good detail plus George Clooney when he was younger sounds almost like Kevin Conroy.
@@saithfeed511 After rewatching Batman Forever clips after writing my last comment I will admit Val wasn't all shit. But due to horrible writing it did seem that way. Imo Keaten was overrated just had good writing. Clooney had the most potential, he had the look closest to Batman TAS Bruce.
He also needs to have people stop loffing at him. He would say "Stop dat! Stop it I do not like this it's beautiful it's what the movies are supposed to look like." You should see him on The Streets Of San Francisco season 5 episode Dead Lift. He was fantastic in it as a short tempered body builder who is sensitive to criticism especially from women when he gets laughed at. It is scary seeing him lose his temper yes but kind of funny at the same time
That part where Dr Freeze opens the compartment on his gauntlet is rather reminiscent of the Predator setting the timer to its armour’s self destruct mechanism.
+tj crusher18 To cause suffering on others isn't justifiable. He's not the only one who has a wife, a loved one. Batman lost his parents. Does he go and make every child an orphan?
Agent1W well ya true but his wide us in a fate kinda worse then death and he acctulay wanted to die before he heard it was ivy when batman shows the video
For all the absolute wackiness of this film...the ending is actually pretty well executed. Arnold actually plays a very sympathetic and compelling Mr. Freeze here. The line "Vengeance isn't power. Anyone can take a life, but to give life...that's true power." is a powerful line. Freeze helping Batman cure Alfred is beautiful. If the whole movie had been written like this, it would have been a great film.
This was a great ending where a Batman villain turned from bad guy to good guy with the help of the Dark Knight who not only saved Mr. Freeze's wife but helps reach the man beneath all that ice cold skin and I'll even bet Bruce offers to help Dr. Freeze find a cure for his condition.
He loves me, he loves me not. He loves me, he loves me not. He loves ... Not!!! Surprise, I'm your new cellmate. And Iv'e come to make your life a living hell! Prepare for a bitter harvest. Winter has come at last.
This moment was extremely intense in all the good ways, mr.freeze should really be on more batman movies, the moments of his arc truly define the villain that rest between the lines of graceful redemption, and soul breaking vengeance
I love the acting at 1:26 when Batman is still talking Mr.freeze is still reflecting on his wife is still alive. Great acting for the character. Thinking on your reason for going is gone but to give back by the man you thought took it.
3:11 They must have filmed this scene before the costume department made the arctic suits. Robin's wearing his red-bird suit again, Batgirl has no suit, and a BTS image shows that Clooney wore the sonar suit from Batman Forever in this shot.
1:26 This is why Mr. Freeze is my favourite Batman villian. He would do anything to cure Nora, that's true love right there. Victor Fries didn't choose this path, he just wanted to save his wife. Even if he spends the rest of his life in Arkham Asylum he knows that he can finally save the woman he loves and give her a second chance
It's just a shame the movie built around that scene was just God-awful. I don't know what's worse: a movie not reaching it's potential, or a movie showing it's potential, but doesn't use it.
While the movie wasn't too great, it had it's moments. I'm glad Alfred was cured. It would have been a bummer for him to die since he was in all the early Batman movies.
'He used my one weakness against me... Heat? ...Love.' Real talk though, if Keaton stuck along this far, would his Batman have been as merciful as Clooney's?
Batman Forever was originally written with more introspection for Bruce in terms of his killings in '89 and Returns. In a deleted scene, Two-Face calls him a murderer just like him and it hits Bruce hard. It ties into him telling Robin not to kill. Obviously, the cut was mangled by Warners, but by the time you get to Batman & Robin, any level of nuance Schumacher wanted to add in was thrown out the window to make a toy commercial. So to answer your question, yes, if Keaton had stuck around, he'd be closer to Clooney here.
It's also probably one of the few specimens he has, if not the only one. So he carries it with him to protect it at all costs. He could probably make more but he doesn't have the resources
@@smokingcrab2290 My guess is that if his lab was compromised, he has the vials and data in his suit to start over. But in this case he knows he's get access to his research so he can give up the vials.
I have to say, this scene at the end was incredibly emotional, the music, dialogue and facial expressions from Arnold actually made my eyes water a bit.
This was never a very good movie. But it did have its moments. Here when Batman is showing Mr. Freeze proof and explaining the situation about his wife as well as asking for his help as the doctor he used to be, I honestly find this to be rather touching and well shot. It really looks to me like a scene of Batman attempting to help Mr. Freeze revert and rehabilitate him.
This film has a handful of moments which are pretty good. All the scenes with Bruce and Alfred are heartfelt, a couple of scenes between Bruce and Dick, and this scene. These are sequences where the actors and the writers seemed to have given a damn. It also gave the film a tonal whiplash with everything else being so ridiculous and goofy. I actually think Clooney as Bruce was pretty much perfect, it’s just that he didn’t even try to be Batman.
This is a great scene. It's unfortunate that the rest of the movie couldn't have been just as good. If it weren't for the studio and the toy companies, this film could've been just as good as Batman Forever (Which I love BTW)
"Batman and Robin" was a poorly made film. However, the fact that it worked to follow the toy line was nice. Also, it had good moments such as this one.
@@Shubbhaaam well said! You guys also remember the scene where Batman jumps out the Frozen batmobile, flies straight through the Ice mobile, with the Batman theme in the background, then it cuts freeze defeated. That's another great scene from this movie
If they kept the writing and acting similar to this scene throughout the whole project, this would’ve been a pretty good Batman movie. “Maybe you can save the life of the man your wife once loved. He’s still inside you, Victor. Buried ... deep beneath the snow. Will you help me....... Doctor?” That’s almost the same level writing as the animated series.
Freeze is totally an Anti Hero, doing all he does just to find the cure for Nora. I wish even on DC Universe Online game they had the option to be an Anti Hero not just a Hero or Villain.
If Matt Reeve's Batman film is brilliant we need to see a great version of Mr Freeze. I am really hoping we get to see the version of Freeze we deserve.
Great, now I cannot stop imagining the Night King played by Arnold Schwarzenegger delivering other ice puns and Mr. Freeze one-liners. *Night’s Watchman encounters White Walkers in the first episode’s opening and sees their leader* "Allow me to break the ice. My name is Freeze. Learn it well, for it's the chilling sound of doom!" *Overlooks Hardhome on his undead horse* “Tonight’s forecast: A freeze is coming!” *Jon Snow kills White Walker* “FROSTY!” *Night King eyes Jon Snow and resurrects the newly made corpses* “In this universe, there is only one absolute: everything freezes! Can you be cold, Jon Snow?” *Night King attacks Bran Stark in the vision, as he trains to be the Three-Eyed Raven, and marks him* “Stay cool, Bird Boy!” *Night King confronts the remaining Children of the Forest responsible for his creation* “I’m afraid that my condition has left me COLD to your pleas of mercy!” “What killed the dragons? The Ice Age!” *Throws ice javelin at Daenarys’ dragons* *Wall tumbles down* “Always winterize your columns!” *If Night King manages to successfully kill everyone in Season 8 and celebrate his taking of the Iron Throne* “Cool Party!!!” *The Night King and everyone else is gathered in a neon-lit Iron Throne room* “C'MON, SING! SING! LOUDER, C'MON! SING! SING!” *taps foot wearing Direwolf slippers, made from Ghost and Nymeria, as undead Jon sings “I’m Mr. White Christmas I’m Mr. Snow” with a choir of the Night King’s White Walkers and Wight minions backing him up*
This is such a powerful scene. I think the reason why this film has such...mixed reviews is that it tried to combine two versions of Batman; the Ominous Golden Age and the ridiculous Silver Age. But sometimes two things DON'T go great together, at least when they're haphazardly thrown together. On one side, We have Mr. Freeze, the psycho with an ice gun, spouting chilling jokes like a maniac. On the other, we have Victor Fries, the man desperately trying to save his wife from a disease that has no known cure. After Batman defeats Mr. Freeze, he goes and comforts Dr. Fries, offering him a chance at redemption.
One of the few things this movie got right was the fact that Batman believes there's good in everyone, he will always try to help the villains he fights to redeem themselves
"vengeance isnt power,anyone can take a life,but to give life thats true power"
dang thats a great line...
One of my absolute favorite lines said by Batman. It gives me a kinda B:TAS feel with Batman being more compassionate there. I love it
@Daniel Cafarelli Because if you have the chance to give someone a second chance, in this case it's Alfred Victor can save with his cure for McGregor's stage 2, you hold that power over life and death
@Daniel Cafarelli yeah I mean its just as powerful as bringing life into the world as well
A line that ironically works well with the themes present in "The Batman"
Tell that to the punisher
Batman calling him "Doctor" was a bittersweet reminder of what Mr. Freeze truly was. A villain fighting for someone he loved and found redemption
As an adult that part hits different. It always gets me😣
" I have found a name for my pain, & it is Poison Ivy ", to paraphrase the Joker.
@@DanielAppleton-lr9eq Bob? Gun.
*I'm going to need a moment or two alone, boys.*
@@shawnthompson2303I always wondered why they killed the Joker off & let Lex Luthor live when they're both MAJOR characters in DC.
Which makes him a good villan and a hero together in 1 to save the wife and Alfred 🙂
For as goofy as this movie is, the detail of the cure is surprisingly powerful. The fact that Mr. Freeze made a cure for his wife's illness only to find out that her condition advanced to the point that it was useless is sad enough. The idea that he constantly carries it around with him to remind himself of his failure and use it as motivation to do ANYTHING to avoid being too late for her again is heartbreaking.
It's probably one of the last samples he has of the cure so he carries it with him to protect it at all times. He needs that to continue his research but he never had the financial resources to do it.
It’s my favourite movie mainly cause of Arnold and bane
He has basically frozen her in time and refuses to let go. He is a bit of a prick, to be honest.
I guarantee that’s not what Schumacher intended. He probably just made freeze have the cure on him for no reason
It is goofy, still I kind of like it and find it entertaining.
If you had never watched Batman & Robin and only saw this one scene out of context, you would honestly believe this was a serious movie.
Yeah, this was one of the only great scenes in the movie. I'm still mad they wasted a great Alfred storyline on this movie but nothing I can do about it
@guyverjay lol ikr, it was. Idk why, I know she's a really good actor (Kill Bill) so maybe they told her to pretend she was acting in the 60's show
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"Take two of these, and call me in the morning"... Spoken like a true doctor.
Yes.
@@phantomthiefjoker939. He was always a doctor
yes that's the joke
He popped off so hard when he realized he could once again make another legendary dad joke
And he just happened to be carrying the medicine with him at all times. 😜
I used to wonder why Mr. Freeze didn’t use those vials on his wife, but now I realize it’s because While Alfred had the same disease, he had an early stage of the disease while Mr. Freeze’s wife had a more advanced stage of the disease.
It was probably too late when he found a treatment for the early stage.
the vials were viable for stage 1 of Megregor's syndrome. Freeze's wife was in stage 2 of it
@@TheChoujinVirus And he'd been trying to figure out what he could do to save Nora when he put her into cryogenetic statis before Pam did what she did to Nora as part of her own ambitions.
@@TheChoujinVirus she was in stage 5
@@sonic1135 of terminal lumbago?
You know, if Schwarzenegger were given more dramatic lines to make his portrayal of Mr. Freeze more sympathetic, he could have been a perfect actor for the role.
JR Clement especially in this last scene he does some really good work
Naw he was never the correct person. Arnold Schwarzenegger is a ripped ladies man action star. Victor freeze is a loner outcast who's never had any true friends til he met Nora. I always thought either Patrick Stewart or Anthony Hopkins or someone along those lines could play him perfectly.
Fortunately Alfred Mollina did this right with Doc Ock in Spider-Man 2
josh ThisIsStupid Have you ever seen how Mr.Freeze was drawn when not in his suit in Batman The Animated Series? He looks like Patrick Stewart! Stewart would've been a good choice for a serious Mr.Freeze.
Quentin Campbell the only downer part is his age. When this movie was made though he would've been perfect during his TNG and X men days. He had the perfect voice tone for mr freeze. Perfect build perfect look and could absolutely see him as a cryogenic scientist going crazy trying to save his wife.
It's almost as if there's a good movie here.
Buried... deep beneath the snow.
Kurt Newman what wut u have 108 likes and no comments?
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What are you talking about?
This is the best batman
"This is the best Batman"..nah, this is, by far, the worst Batman movie ever. Even the Adam West 1960s Batman movie is better than this movie.
@@kangaroo3708 This Batman movie was the reason why the final one got canceled. With Nicolas Cage as Scarecrow. It was a desaster, which is now a classic, it seems..
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And you know I’m not being sarcastic at allllllll
Gotta admit, this scene works. Even with the "Take two and call me" doctor joke. And even that, I guess, works on some level.
Well he is a doctor, so it works
I forgot how impactful his makeup and lenses were in this wow.
It might be a joke, but at the same time I could believe that Mr. Freeze now working on his research again would be involved with the medical community concerning any progress made, and likely will offer the stage one cure to the masses.
"She's alive...?"
Damn Arnold's delivery right there was perfect! So full of regret, pain, and remorse. It's a shame he was written so campy and over the top, I think he really could've pulled this performance off if it was done in a serious tone.
I had the exact thought when I got older that he would have even done better. If it was done with a more serious tone. But, my nostalgia just makes me love it more lmao
But I like the camp. It's Arnie"s defining feature. I love watching him just to see what one-liners he spews out.
If only mr. Freeze was there to see that his wife was fully cured thanks to a very generous and open-hearted doctor from Wayne Enterprises I think mr. Freeze would have shaken that man's hand and would have been forever happy to be back in Nora's arms and I know for a fact that even though they will never see each other again in this life they will forever be together in the next life
He also was great when Victor confronted Pam at Arkham for her trying to kill Nora, and how creepy he was with the cold tone and how his delivery was.
London Productions.....my sentiments EXACTLY!!!!! Bring back Mr. Freeze and do him better! Same with Bane.....i like Tom Hardy but that was not the Bane from the comics or the cartoon in the 90's
If I met George Clooney, I would tell him that he didn’t ruin Batman, he dealt the hand he was given and played a good game.
That applies to everyone involved with
this movie whose name isn't "Jon Peters".
@@Cotygeek This is the only scene that isn't TOO CAMPY or really over the top. Bruce appeals to the little humanity that Freeze has in quiet desperation.
George Clooney has been known to refund people who saw this movie.
@@Sigma0283 I viewed it as a parody / tribute to 1960's Adam West Batman because it seemed as if it didn't take itself *TOO* seriously.
It's a kids film written for kids, aimed at kids and sold to kids......stop taking batman so seriously and you will be much better off guys.....theres like 15 other batmam versions.
The best part about this isn't just the fact that Batman saved Nora, but the fact that without hesitation, Mr. Freeze helped Batman save Alfred. Maybe there was an ulterior, in that he wanted to see the cure for certain stages working, but the fact that deep down he's still a doctor and wants to help people brings a tear in this otherwise mediorce movie.
It's scenes like this that make me believe this movie could have worked. If they had just turned down the silliness (and some of the neon too, it was way to bright and colorful) this could have been an amazing movie. The problem is that "Heart of Ice" and "Pretty Poison" (episodes of the animated series) which they were clearly drawing from, do not work with the tone and style of Batman 1966, which they were also drawing from. A more dark and serious version of this movie could have been amazing.
@pittland44 yeah what you said. It's a good story line that is in the wrong movie. The goal of the film was to just be corny and make money. It wasn't meant to be deep even though Mr Freeze's storyline of trying to save his wife is deep
The story of mr freeze in the animated series is so good, that even this movie couldnt ruin it
It's not mediocre it wasn't made for you.
@@devonkaijuwarrior8009 It's mediocre because it had a lot of good ideas but poor execution, because some corporate fat cats wanted to keep their contract with McDonalds.
0:47
I like how Batman's device makes a tape rewinding sound despite it being a digital device.
Aaaaaaaaaahh aarrrhhhhhhhh
Yea I noticed that too n plus batman have a smartphone before they ever come out too lol 😎😆😎😆
Digital recording of audio equipment ?
He had an IPhone in 1997
How did he even get that recording if he was wrapped up in vines when Poison Ivy said that?
The scene with Bruce and Victor is poetic and touching and arguably the best part of the film. I love the little subtle nod at the end from Victor to Bruce to show the two men have buried the hatchet. The score is beautiful as well.
Absolutely. The way batman was actually able to connect with Victor was remarkable and beautiful.
Seeing Arnie go from a half dead puddle if water 0:35 to a powerful snow god 3:55 is probably my favorite part. "Im going to make your life a living HELL, prepared for a bitter harvest... Winter has come at last"
Karmas a bitch
Some GOT foreshadowing there...
@@thanktink4328 imagine George R.R Martin received his inspiration from this single line.
Just heard the news; RIP Joel Scuhmacher. B&R might have been a mess but it's a lovely mess at that. This scene in particular was it's main success and still one of the definitive moments in a Batman film period. He saves Mr Freeze which was a change of pace from the previous movies; but he does it save Alfred and Victor at the same time. By saving Alfred he gives Victor a reason to do good again along with the info Nora's still alive. He litterally turns Mr Freeze face. It made an impact on me as a little kid at the movies when I first watched it; made me want to strive for goodness in life and never give up on others. It's been mostly solid; there's some people that won't change for the better but if Mr Freeze could we all could. Joel directed the hell out of this scene, Arnold acted his butt off, and Elliot G scored it great. Plus it's one of the few times George felt like the Bat. Perfection in such a mess.
Rest Easy Joel.
rest in peace joel scuhmacher!
It's not a good movie by any means, but this scene shows the kind of potential it had if Warner Bros. allowed Schumacher to make a more serious movie. They also fast-tracked the movie, rushing production in more ways than one. It also shows that Schwarzenegger could have been a great Mr. Freeze if he played the role closer to The Terminator.
Joel Schumacher also wanted Batman Forever to be a much more serious movie than it ended up being, digging deeper into Bruce's psyche and even showing elements of a horror movie at times. There's talk that there might even be a much darker Schumacher cut out there. I'd watch it if it ever released.
@@healed1337 It shouldn't have been a more serious movie, its based on comic books which even a lot of fans do not take *that* seriously
@@roberttheronin9803 You really don't know much about comics or the fandom, do you?
@@healed1337 I said not everyone. Plus those people who never read comics by watching this movie got into comics *b cause* it's so cheesy.
*Poison ivy- he loves me. He loves me not. He loves me. He loves me not. He loves me.
*Freeze- NOT! Surprise, I'm your new cell mate. And I've come to make your life a living hell!
Winter has come at last.
I love the look on Ivy's face after Freeze says that. She's shitting herself and thinking "Oh shit. He knows the truth."
@@dancastro4732 She should be happy that she has a chance to be redeemed as a "test subject" for new groundbreaking cures that can save Dr. Fries' wife. The new cold weather might be...harsh.
Agreed
Yes, who would think that Mr. Freeze would predate Game of Thrones's tagline by 20 years....
Good idea
“I’ll have your wife moved to the lab at Arkham, you’ll able to continue your research there.”
It’s the way Clooney delivers that line, the way Arnold reacts to it, along with the score to compliment it. One of the best Batman moments ever.
That’s Batman, he’s not always into darkness, there will always be light through the darkness
He’s full of true compassion
@@CBMOA Exactly,this IS Batman. 🦇
Agreed. I’m just glad Mr Freeze gets redemption in this movie by helping cure Alfred.
Batman may be the Dark Knight but at the end of the day he is still a Knight. With or without the Shining Armor
I like how this ended for Victor. He was not only able to continue his research to cure Nora, but also saved a life as a doctor. Of course Ivy would have to worry about him, but to be fair, she did try killing Nora
You just can´t ignore how absolutely beautiful Elliot Goldenthal´s music for both Schumacher films is, but especially in this scene.
But even that couldn't save this mess
Still unreleased, sadly. It's a masterpiece.
With the right amount of ketchup any pile of shit tastes good.
@@NateSean so all u buy is ketchup. Ewwww
"But vengeance isn't power. Anyone can take a life. But to give life, that's true power."
Idk man taking the lives of retards and evildoers is pretty amazing because it gives more life to the good ones.
Such a great line. Sure would’ve been nice if the movie had more like this.
@@roberttreacy8271although this movie is cheesy and campy as hell, idk this is just my belief, but I think that all of us who complain about it truly love this movie. Despite all of its problems, this was a dope Batman movie. I’m 20 right now, and I saw this movie for the first time about a month ago, so there’s no nostalgia goggles for me, I just genuinely enjoyed this cheesy ass funny ass Batman movie, and I’m betting yo ass enjoyed it too
So women? lol
*"Take two of these.. and call me in the morning"*
Now that is real doctor
That line still works because Arnold hasn’t tested it on a living patient yet
Spoke to the heart of the villain. His former self was resurrected. So touching.
Mr.Freeze was never truly a villain, just a horrible victim desperate to do anything for the woman he loved. Can any man say otherwise?
@@anthonyguevara2951 "Oh really? CHILL!!"
Honestly batman wish he could do this with other villains
i wish mr freeze make a process to cure himself as humanity
He beat him with love...whereas with Penguin he threw him out a window.
The saddest part of this is when you realise Arnie could have played a good, tragic Mr Freeze if they had let him
Either way, man looks like he had fun making this.
I absolutely agree.
I don’t think he could have, it was poor casting. He should have played Bane (not the awful bane in this movie, the actual character)
George could have been a kickass Batman if they let him
@@ericmichaud1273 actually he would have been good at both
Mr.freeze is supposed to speak with zero emotion in his voice
Arnold has done this before when he played as the Terminator and was also why he was picked for the role
He could play bane aswell because
Well you already know why but ontop of that he could pull off the Bane personality too
This scene rlly shows how good Batman truly is and how he only cares for the good and wants to see the good in people I like it
I wish we get more of that side of Batman.
Well it depends on how he's written and most writers of today have written him to be so closed off and untrustworthy in persona😞
Vengance isn't power, anyone can take a life.
But to give life, That's true power, A power you once had.
So I'm asking you Victor fries, Help me save another life.
Show me how to cure Mcgregger syndrome stage 1,
And maybe you can also save the life of the man your wife once loved.
He's still inside you Victor. Buried, Deep within the snow.
Will you help me, Doctor?
Damnit this film could have been awesome. This film was capable of great dialogue, How it turned out is such a shame!
Joel Schumacher wanted to make a live action cartoon.
dboymax1 God I hate people like you who don’t know the facts. Schumacher didn’t want to make a live action cartoon. WB forced him to make a campy light hearted films after Batman Returns was too dark. Schumacher initially wanted to go off of Burtons dark vision and make a gritty Batman Year One Film. It’s WB’s fault, not Joel’s
indeed, it's more likely that JS Pretty much wanted to follow up Burton's legacy or at least keep with the DarkerVision of the Caped Crusader, and i hink it can partly be shown by the scenography here and there, expecially in Forever, but again WB interfered too much.
Those were the same years that Alien 3 had the same issues, with the producers getting too in the way of director and making a huge mess, i guess the lesson wasn't learned back then, but the Batman Forever and Batman & Robin actually managed to do that by how they were received by audience.
It didn't matter to my 14-year old mind, though. I thought it was awesome!
Bat credit card, anyone?
I personally think Mr. Freeze is the type of villain that has a better side to him than others are willing to admit
Kurt Cobain what makes you say that?
He's a sympathetic villain. All he really wanted was to cure his wife, and didn't care who got in his way to achieve that goal.
Reminds me of Denzel Washington in John Q
@@DMalltheway never seen that
@@DMalltheway hate to say but Denzel Washington is just too full of himself
When Mr. Freeze gave the cure to Batman everyone in the theater clapped for him. Especially when he got his vengeance on Poison Ivy
I can believe that.
Good scene.
poison ivy will be terminated
He's gonna waller out all of her holes first one could only hope
I was there too, the crowd went nuts
The whole conversation between Fries and Bruce was the best part of the film. Very rememsient of the animated series.
micpere1991 it's a fantastic scene to bad the rest of the film wasn't like this
It had potential to be better than the animated movie. Had focused on Fries Family drama on contrast with Alfred’s preparation to death (and remove completely that Bane, although link the venom with Pam Isley research was a good catch, but also terribly executed. Bane should have been a terrorist leader who invaded the lab, stole the venom for himself and caused the explosion creating poison ivy... But that could be a whole new movie)
Mr Fries
@@spalenzagabriel is more good if bane not appreanced in this movie with the batgirl.. floronic man/jason wodrue its should be a perfect role for the henchman poison ivy
Why was Bruce talking to his French Fries?
Honestly, the decision to cast Arnold as Mr. Freeze was brilliant. The man was known for recently playing The Terminator, an unstoppable killing machine with no emotion, no regard for human life, and a heart as cold as ice. It's a shame that he was directed to portray the character as a total goofball.
yeah he could have been like the terminator.
Blame Schumacher for that...
*what killed the dinosaurs? I C E A G E*
"recently?"
Terminator II had been out for nearly five years at this point, and already had softened the T101 up for audiences as a (relative) good guy
Your beef should be with Warner Brothers. It was the studio's decisions to make it that way.
One other thing I love about this last scene is Freeze getting payback on Ivy for what she tried to do. You can take it as he didn’t learn anything from Batman’s speech to him, or you can take it as a form of Cruel Mercy. Freeze won’t kill Ivy, but he will do what he said and make her life a living hell.
A cold hell at that...
How did he not learn anything from Batman's speech on this? Batsy told him not to take a life and it's better to save it. Freeze didn't kill Ivy, but definitely seemed like he made sure to make her life a cold ass hell.
Hell freeezes over
*Winter.... has come at last.*
🔴❄🔴
I prefer the latter because he didn’t intend to kill her.
As bad as this movie is, this scene was very powerful and very good
I agree. This movie does have some good moments
This scene gives me chills because it is so heartwarming.
Yes, I meant to use the puns, but I am totally sincere about what I said.
@Daniel Appleton It was! That is what many people who criticize the movie do not understand about it. Unlike the others, it was made to be similar to the TV series, but it did have more serious moments. I think some of the critics really did not like the Adam West Batman portrayal or series and used this movie to bash it. So wrong and unfair.
I say Batman was so much better in open personality back then compared to how he is nowadays
Yeah, especially when arny went "ahruuughhhh" lol
George Clooney had the look, stoic attitude, and voice to be the best Batman ever. Plus, under the attitude, Batman is a compassionate softie who even saves the lives of villains. If it weren’t for the cheesy dialogue and campiness, Clooney would have been considered the greatest Batman of all time.
Derek Flores I still think even if clooney had a serious role the Batman forver was the best Batman
Val Kilmer didn’t convinced me as Bruce Wayne. Bruce’s trauma is deep and makes him look cold and insensitive, but he’s deeply emphatic, even with his enemies. Clooney did great on that account.
Save Nora and give Victor the means to research the cure was the perfect demonstration to that.
Nah
No he doesn't
@Luc Germain Yeah, I mean even teenagers can act out honourable scripts.
1:51 The most Keaton-esque moment he had in this entire movie
Clooney was actually really good in this scene.
Verses the rest of his performance in the film, that is saying a lot.
Clooney wasn’t the problem in the film. It was the tone and writing.
Yeah I didn’t think he was as bad as people make him out to be. He just needed to be in a better Batman movie.
Agree
I actually quite like George Clooney's batman voice, if only he made a distinction between bruce and batman. It would have helped to be in a focused movie as well.
"Take two of these, and call me in the morning."
Temp Porary Tempporary
In the morning. "Hey Freeze, it worked." "Do you have any idea what time it is?!"
Loved those linse
Thank you, Mr. Freeze. I knew you're a great man.
@@phantomthiefjoker939 too bad Poison Ivy doesn't think so, still that bitch try to kill his wife, so sod her.
Mr Freeze was never a true villain. He just wanted to save his wife.
It's all Frieze ever wanted to do. When he thought Nora was dead and Batman was the one that killed her, gloves came off. Aside for the Joker and Ra's, he could be the most murderous member of Batman's Rogue's Gallery.
Yeah, he was just going about it the wrong way.
The same for Sandman in Spider-Man 3. He just wanted to get some money to save his daughter.
No he was just a doctor who was altered in an experiment throughout the movie you can see how much he truly loved his wife and wanted to be with her again
Exactly 😔
Poison Ivy was the only villain in this entire movie.
One of the few scenes where they do justice to the characters of Batman and Mr. Freeze.
gor9027 Right? To bad the whole film wasn't like this
On the other hand, the rest of this movie being as good as this scene may have prevented other superhero movies from getting made. The backlash this movie got was largely responsible for the superhero genre being revitalized and comic book movies being taken more seriously a few years later.
Freeze was the only good thing about this movie
gor9027 very good point
i was gonna say the same thing
2:27 I love how the Doctor emerged through this one liner. I get the feeling Dr. Victor Fries had the same type of humour before his wife got sick.
Mr. Freeze has one of the saddest stories ever. He just wanted to save his wife’s life. 1:12 , 1:32 , 1:57 and 2:25 to 2:43 I’m just glad Freeze gets redemption in this movie. That is one of the few good things about this movie.
I used to think that when Batman said "save the life of the man your wife once loved" was actually Alfred, but now I finally see that Batman was referring to Freeze himself, offering him the chance to redeem himself towards his wife whenever she is finally cured and maybe where he can reverse his mutation from all those cryo-chemicals he suffered.
Blessed be brother from a son of Diana
I used to think the same way. I always thought Alfred knew Nora was and was friends with both.
It would be nice connection with way Alfred was also suffering the same sickness.
Might be both.
3:26 As bad and horrible as this movie is, I can't help but love that part, Arnold gives a very goosebumps feeling with a intimidating performance, driven to subject Ivy to a cold vengeance, and the look of terror and horror on her face at the end just complete seals the scene perfectly.
I really liked Arnold's campy freeze. I do think he could do another older Freeze job, but he'd have to take it seriously like he did in Maggie.
Agreed.
Agreed 🤝
We all like to rip on Ahnold's puns, but seriously... a lot of his lines (like in this scene) would sound AMAZING coming out of Maurice LaMarche. lol
@meathammer man what the fuck
I’m honestly convinced that if given the proper script, screenplay and directing, Arnold would absolutely nail a dark, grounded, Intelligent and most of all convicted portrayal of Freeze who’s both determined to do whatever it takes to find a way to save Nora but despite being warped so far off of that path by every person that’s wronged him, is still only doing the same thing he pledged to do when becoming a doctor
That’s honestly what pisses me off about this movie. This scene plus one or two others of Mr. Freeze where he’s alone would’ve worked perfect. It’s like, dang Arnie here can pull off a real emotions.
The sad thing is that if you take 3-4 scenes from this movie in isolation you can see the skeleton of a far better film. They needed to tone down the silliness (it's way too much like Batman 1966 to work with the story beats of "Heart of Ice") and tone down the neon in this movie (there's just too much and it's offputting) and I think we would still fondly remember this movie. It's a shame too, because I honestly like the casting (I think Clooney is a bit of a weak link but he's got his moments too) and going a little more serious with the villains especially (and both Arnie and Uma Thurman are solid actors, like imagine an Ivy who's a bit more serious and deadly, like a plant based Beatrix Kiddo) and the whole thing could have worked.
george clooney would have made a damn great batman in a serious film. he had the look, the voice, the charisma of bruce wayne. too bad he was given this campy version
shakattack88 yeah the movie wasn't very very good as the comics but it sure has very good detail plus George Clooney when he was younger sounds almost like Kevin Conroy.
yeah same goes with Val.
@@saithfeed511 Val was shit Clooney was the best
no both of them had so much potential.
@@saithfeed511 After rewatching Batman Forever clips after writing my last comment I will admit Val wasn't all shit. But due to horrible writing it did seem that way. Imo Keaten was overrated just had good writing. Clooney had the most potential, he had the look closest to Batman TAS Bruce.
3:57 - “Surprise! I'm your new cellmate. And I've come to make your life a living hell. Prepare for a bitter harvest. Winter...has come at last."
ua-cam.com/video/p3vPu95EqNA/v-deo.html "Well, Father always promised, didn't he?"
Bruh
“Vengeance isn’t power” is such a powerful quote to hear from any Batman.
"I'm taking you back to Arkham Asylum" CAMAWN DO IT I'M RIGHT HEERE CAWMAN DO IT
He needs to get to the choppa
@@danielrobinson2861 "No! I freezed the choppa!!!"
CAMAAWN KEEEL MEE
He also needs to have people stop loffing at him. He would say "Stop dat! Stop it I do not like this it's beautiful it's what the movies are supposed to look like." You should see him on The Streets Of San Francisco season 5 episode Dead Lift. He was fantastic in it as a short tempered body builder who is sensitive to criticism especially from women when he gets laughed at. It is scary seeing him lose his temper yes but kind of funny at the same time
That part where Dr Freeze opens the compartment on his gauntlet is rather reminiscent of the Predator setting the timer to its armour’s self destruct mechanism.
The ending was actually pretty good, George Clooney gives a great speech as Batman at the end,👍😎🍻🍸
"Winter has come at last."
Holy crap... not one year out and DC Comics is already referencing A Song of Ice and Fire.
Martin stole it from lord of the rings.
That was a fire line
The voice of Mr.Freeze in the last scene is just as epic as Darth Vader`s.
I liked this movie mainly because of Freeze, really.
Most people saw it and like it cuz of Ahnold
Nothing is as epic as Darth Vader's voice..and certainly not Mr. Freeze making more ice and winter puns.
I agree Aaron Turner but Freeze's redemption is in many ways like Vader's. Freeze starts redeeming himself the moment he helps Batman
he became a stark
I like freeze he only wants his wife back and he only does crime for her that's what makes him a villain but at the same time not a villain
+tj crusher18 To cause suffering on others isn't justifiable. He's not the only one who has a wife, a loved one.
Batman lost his parents. Does he go and make every child an orphan?
Agent1W well ya true but his wide us in a fate kinda worse then death and he acctulay wanted to die before he heard it was ivy when batman shows the video
In that case he’s an anti-hero
or anti-villain
points of view.......
This scene alone is the heart of the movie. Great writing by Akiva Goldsman and terrific acting by George Clooney and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
It saved the whole movie.
Even disheveled and in stripes, eating a flower, Uma Thurman is disturbingly beautiful.
Not really, in this scene she is barely attractive to me.
Ugh...I can't stand her.
I agree beautiful in that scene, I think seeing this film at the pictures when I was 11 years old I think she advanced puberty.
@ Yeah sure that is why I did not like her in the rest of the film either
@@pantelisdalezios811 Seemed you meant this scene specifically
2:50 I always love seeing Clooney's Batman smile like this. It's one of the few times where he seems completely genuine.
For all the absolute wackiness of this film...the ending is actually pretty well executed. Arnold actually plays a very sympathetic and compelling Mr. Freeze here. The line "Vengeance isn't power. Anyone can take a life, but to give life...that's true power." is a powerful line. Freeze helping Batman cure Alfred is beautiful. If the whole movie had been written like this, it would have been a great film.
Once you get to know Dr,Freeze you realize he is a nice guy, he just wants to find a cure for hes wife, and to be with her forever.
Yeah. Is this exactly how he was like in the comics too?
2:11 - You won‘t fool me, Arnold. I‘ve seen The Predator too many times to know that you‘re about to initiate the self-destruct mechanism.
This was a great ending where a Batman villain turned from bad guy to good guy with the help of the Dark Knight who not only saved Mr. Freeze's wife but helps reach the man beneath all that ice cold skin and I'll even bet Bruce offers to help Dr. Freeze find a cure for his condition.
He loves me, he loves me not.
He loves me, he loves me not.
He loves ... Not!!!
Surprise, I'm your new cellmate.
And Iv'e come to make your life a living hell!
Prepare for a bitter harvest.
Winter has come at last.
Ivy got what she deserved.
@meathammer man He gave her is large blue popcicle
and he'll froze her to death somehow to the bitter end indeed!
OH SHIT HE IS THE ORIGINAL WHITE WALKER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was at this moment that she knew...SHE F**KED UP!!!
NOT! Surprise, I am your new cell mate. And I've come to make your life a living hell. Prepare for a bitter harvest. Winter has come at last
ZambieSlayah15 Gaming mr Freeze is a Stark
What?
ZambieSlayah15 Gaming
"Game of Thrones" House Stark words: Winter is coming!
Season 6 Finale: Winter is here!
1987AnimeBoy Oh, I don't watch GoT.
@@1987AnimeBoy I do now.
This moment was extremely intense in all the good ways, mr.freeze should really be on more batman movies, the moments of his arc truly define the villain that rest between the lines of graceful redemption, and soul breaking vengeance
4:17 It was at this moment that Ivy knew she was not going to survive the Ice Storm!
I love the acting at 1:26 when Batman is still talking Mr.freeze is still reflecting on his wife is still alive. Great acting for the character. Thinking on your reason for going is gone but to give back by the man you thought took it.
3:11 They must have filmed this scene before the costume department made the arctic suits.
Robin's wearing his red-bird suit again, Batgirl has no suit, and a BTS image shows that Clooney wore the sonar suit from Batman Forever in this shot.
or they took off their arctic gear after getting back to the batcave.
One could argue that, in universe, the arctic suits are just silver armor plating that sits on top of the usual suit emblems and accents.
"Take 2 of these and call me in the morning." -Mr Freeze
GoT: "Winter is coming..."
Freeze: "Winter has come at last!"
2:53
Mr. Freeze: Thank you......Thank you so much for everything.
Only a criminal for the love of his life.
traveller4life123 and wife
0:56 Arnold at his best
ha ha, yeah, classic Arnold
Even he calls bullshit about Batman actually having that on video when there's absolutely no way he recorded that.
YTWarrior100 I mean.....he's the Batman
He is a great comedy actor.
hey dude... that's just cold
1:26
This is why Mr. Freeze is my favourite Batman villian. He would do anything to cure Nora, that's true love right there. Victor Fries didn't choose this path, he just wanted to save his wife. Even if he spends the rest of his life in Arkham Asylum he knows that he can finally save the woman he loves and give her a second chance
It's just a shame the movie built around that scene was just God-awful. I don't know what's worse: a movie not reaching it's potential, or a movie showing it's potential, but doesn't use it.
😢 he's my favorite Villian too
While the movie wasn't too great, it had it's moments. I'm glad Alfred was cured. It would have been a bummer for him to die since he was in all the early Batman movies.
With all this dam star power in here u would really think this would of been a batman classic.... Like seriously tho
I Love this movie. I dont care what anyone says. It's fun, adventurous, and inspirational.
I agree!
'He used my one weakness against me...
Heat?
...Love.'
Real talk though, if Keaton stuck along this far, would his Batman have been as merciful as Clooney's?
Came here seeking for this dialogue.
Good question I have no clue.
Batman Forever was originally written with more introspection for Bruce in terms of his killings in '89 and Returns. In a deleted scene, Two-Face calls him a murderer just like him and it hits Bruce hard. It ties into him telling Robin not to kill. Obviously, the cut was mangled by Warners, but by the time you get to Batman & Robin, any level of nuance Schumacher wanted to add in was thrown out the window to make a toy commercial.
So to answer your question, yes, if Keaton had stuck around, he'd be closer to Clooney here.
I know this movie didn’t do good but tbh I liked Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr. Freeze to me he fit the character
I mean that’s my opinion
Andrew Melendez great casting.
For Mr. Freeze I mean.
Would have been better without those ice puns.
Agustin Camejo yeah those puns really froze the movie
Agree. If only they made him a very very cold character like the TAS.
I love how Freeze has the cure casually in his armor..
Nevertheless, this might be the best part in the movie, when Victor redeems himself.
I think he carries it in his armor, to remind him what he is fighting for.
It's also probably one of the few specimens he has, if not the only one. So he carries it with him to protect it at all costs. He could probably make more but he doesn't have the resources
@@smokingcrab2290 My guess is that if his lab was compromised, he has the vials and data in his suit to start over. But in this case he knows he's get access to his research so he can give up the vials.
I have to say, this scene at the end was incredibly emotional, the music, dialogue and facial expressions from Arnold actually made my eyes water a bit.
This was never a very good movie. But it did have its moments. Here when Batman is showing Mr. Freeze proof and explaining the situation about his wife as well as asking for his help as the doctor he used to be, I honestly find this to be rather touching and well shot. It really looks to me like a scene of Batman attempting to help Mr. Freeze revert and rehabilitate him.
This film has a handful of moments which are pretty good. All the scenes with Bruce and Alfred are heartfelt, a couple of scenes between Bruce and Dick, and this scene. These are sequences where the actors and the writers seemed to have given a damn. It also gave the film a tonal whiplash with everything else being so ridiculous and goofy. I actually think Clooney as Bruce was pretty much perfect, it’s just that he didn’t even try to be Batman.
2:15 Just the fact he carries the formula shows his undying love for his wife. He can't save her with those doses, but he can keep trying . . .
This is a great scene. It's unfortunate that the rest of the movie couldn't have been just as good.
If it weren't for the studio and the toy companies, this film could've been just as good as Batman Forever (Which I love BTW)
I like Batman Forever as well. I always will
"Batman and Robin" was a poorly made film. However, the fact that it worked to follow the toy line was nice. Also, it had good moments such as this one.
Batman Forever was a decent yet a good Batman movie
But this one it....
It literally had the potential but it was all burried....deep beneath the snow
@@Shubbhaaam well said! You guys also remember the scene where Batman jumps out the Frozen batmobile, flies straight through the Ice mobile, with the Batman theme in the background, then it cuts freeze defeated. That's another great scene from this movie
I think this scene shows how much of a good guy mr. freeze is, even if he is a villain
Honestly one of the most wholesome scenes in the movie. LOVE THAT LINE
“Take two of these and call me in the morning” smiles*
The best scene out of the whole movie Mr Freeze finds redemption so does Batman for Alfred. Plus Arnold's acting is actually good
"Take 2 of these and call me in the morning" XD
Once again arnie and his one liners
This is actually a true Batman moment, giving freeze a chance for his redemption
If they kept the writing and acting similar to this scene throughout the whole project, this would’ve been a pretty good Batman movie. “Maybe you can save the life of the man your wife once loved. He’s still inside you, Victor. Buried ... deep beneath the snow. Will you help me....... Doctor?” That’s almost the same level writing as the animated series.
Mr. Freeze realizes that Poison Ivy has been using him the whole time
you are terminated
A great man delivering a great message not only to Mr Freeze but to the entire world 😢😢😢😢😢
Freeze is totally an Anti Hero, doing all he does just to find the cure for Nora. I wish even on DC Universe Online game they had the option to be an Anti Hero not just a Hero or Villain.
This is the first time I've seen this scene in years and I see how wholesome this moment between batman and freeze Is so beautiful.
BATMAN: Will you help me, doctor?
FREEZE: That would be ..... cool!
If Matt Reeve's Batman film is brilliant we need to see a great version of Mr Freeze. I am really hoping we get to see the version of Freeze we deserve.
The soundtrack here is amazing, in fact it is throughout the whole movie.
I agree. They should've released the score. The score is fantastic
Dan Castro Elliot Goldenthal did a fantastic job with the music
Agreed
Mr. Freeze actually had a heart buried deep beneath the snow
4:16 Now to make the Arnold do a _Game of Thrones_ cameo speaking that line!
Agent1W maybe have Mr freeze deliver this line to the Knight king as he is about to be destroyed.
Great, now I cannot stop imagining the Night King played by Arnold Schwarzenegger delivering other ice puns and Mr. Freeze one-liners.
*Night’s Watchman encounters White Walkers in the first episode’s opening and sees their leader* "Allow me to break the ice. My name is Freeze. Learn it well, for it's the chilling sound of doom!"
*Overlooks Hardhome on his undead horse* “Tonight’s forecast: A freeze is coming!”
*Jon Snow kills White Walker* “FROSTY!”
*Night King eyes Jon Snow and resurrects the newly made corpses* “In this universe, there is only one absolute: everything freezes! Can you be cold, Jon Snow?”
*Night King attacks Bran Stark in the vision, as he trains to be the Three-Eyed Raven, and marks him* “Stay cool, Bird Boy!”
*Night King confronts the remaining Children of the Forest responsible for his creation* “I’m afraid that my condition has left me COLD to your pleas of mercy!”
“What killed the dragons? The Ice Age!” *Throws ice javelin at Daenarys’ dragons*
*Wall tumbles down* “Always winterize your columns!”
*If Night King manages to successfully kill everyone in Season 8 and celebrate his taking of the Iron Throne* “Cool Party!!!”
*The Night King and everyone else is gathered in a neon-lit Iron Throne room* “C'MON, SING! SING! LOUDER, C'MON! SING! SING!” *taps foot wearing Direwolf slippers, made from Ghost and Nymeria, as undead Jon sings “I’m Mr. White Christmas I’m Mr. Snow” with a choir of the Night King’s White Walkers and Wight minions backing him up*
Mark Cobuzzi you have made my day with that thank you
@@markcobuzzi826 Awesome script writing, but it's too bad that the hardcore "Gotters" wouldn't allow for that sharp of a comedic edge.
This is such a powerful scene. I think the reason why this film has such...mixed reviews is that it tried to combine two versions of Batman; the Ominous Golden Age and the ridiculous Silver Age. But sometimes two things DON'T go great together, at least when they're haphazardly thrown together. On one side, We have Mr. Freeze, the psycho with an ice gun, spouting chilling jokes like a maniac. On the other, we have Victor Fries, the man desperately trying to save his wife from a disease that has no known cure. After Batman defeats Mr. Freeze, he goes and comforts Dr. Fries, offering him a chance at redemption.
There are flashes of greatness in this movie idc what anyone says. And the music is 🔥
One of the few things this movie got right was the fact that Batman believes there's good in everyone, he will always try to help the villains he fights to redeem themselves
Heart warming moment that shows a character dying but could redeem himself before hes gone.
"Take two of these and call me in the morning. "
Arnold looked good in his youth playing the role of a space marine.
This is actually the best acting I’ve seen from Arnold.