I fucking loved that movie growing up , i know it’s absolutely garbage but it holds a special place in my heart

I’ve never seen a movie look so expensive and so cheap at the same time.

"And Robin is well annoyed and he yells ahhh." "AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!" 😂

This was one of the first movies i remember just loving as a kid, age 6 or 7. Other ones were Home Alone and Back to the Future... The gap in quality between HA and BttF opposite to B&R seems unreal now... Then they were all equally fun movies 😂

this whole movie has the production quality of a power rangers episode

Not-so Fun Fact: This was actually the last Batman film Bob Kane (Batman franchise co-creator alongside Bill Finger) saw in theatres before he died.

Hear me out: With better acting, more logic, less of the cartoon feel, a better director, and a better storyline, this movie could've been something.

Your description of Bane as a "roided up Lenny from 'Of Mice and Men'" absolutely killed me off 🤣 nail on the head

“Waht killed the daynosoers? The ayse ayge!” Gets me every single time 😅 Say what you will about this piece of shit film, Arnie is having the time of his life here

Gotta love his analogies, when he said, "Spiderman Elsa pregnancy injection bad." I collapsed, rolling with laughter, while also having a seizure, and having a severe heart-attack, all at the same time.

11:55 You can hear the nostalgic critic screaming in the distance in pure rage when someone mention that word…

Probably someone has already mentioned it, but may as well for the sake of it. Originally Val Kilmer planned to reprise his role for Batman and Robin. However, he had taken the lead role in The Saint (also released in 1997), so they wound up recasting his role to George Clooney. Thus explaining why Clooney doesn't fit as Batman, he wasn't supposed to play him to start with. Not that replacing him with Kilmer would've fixed anything, but it is something to think about. Although, they did plan to have Clooney try Batman again in the cancelled Batman Unchained. Why did that get cancelled? Well, Batman and Robin obviously. It didn't make nearly the money the other films made, plus Clooney was *deeply* resistant to playing Batman again. But, the premise of Batman Unchained would live on into the 2000's. How? Simple...it's called Batman Begins.

“Cat woman is well fit” actually made me fall over laughing

George hates all movies that have the word “Movie” in it.

Hot take- I actually liked the Clooney casting. Everyone thought he was attractive, he’s a solid actor who’s done some good films, and in the same way that people often post side by sides of Affleck and Bruce from the animated series and recognize the similarities, I see those similarities with Clooney as well. I think he was a good choice for the role, and I think he’s the best part of the film, he just had a bad script. But there’s (very) few moments in this film that are very deep emotional moments, and I think Clooney nails them. If this movie could have just scrapped the corny jokes and kept a more emotional and serious tone (and gotten rid of the bat nipples), I think Clooney could have played a fine Batman/Bruce Wayne. Just my opinion 🤷🏻‍♂️

4:29 don't you dare disrespect the old scooby doo movies

If you think the built-in ice skates were weird, check out the 1966 Batman where he happened to have a can of shark repellent spray on his utility belt when confronted by an exploding shark

George, you have a fine career as a film reviewer ahead of you

You see kids, THIS was the original Joss Whedon Justice League.

5:17 Also, there's the fact that in almost every other Batman movie, game, and piece of media Batman can glide using his cloak. So why didn't he do that here? This movie seems to imply that a Batman who puts ice skates in his boots to prepare for the most ludicrously improbable situations ever can't even save himself from FALLING without AIR SURFING ON A DOOR. Even Mr. Freeze had the sense to put wings on his suit!

I'm so upset that this was my first exposure to bane because now any time I see him act like he's supposed to a small part of my brain screams "This isn't right"

‪This is honestly the best video you’ve ever made. The writing is amazing and you’ve really come into your own with your comedy. ‬ That feels way too nice to say in a comment section so you’re still 5’2”.

I loved that movie so much when I first saw it as a kid. I rewatched it at the start of this year, and I loved it even more. I genuinely cannot understand the hate for this movie. It's a product of it's time, its goofy and silly and it's hilarious at times because it's so silly. It also gave me a massive crush on Poison Ivy when I first saw it, because my god, Uma Thurman absolutely crushes that role. I can acknowledge it wasn't necessarily well made from the technical side and the dialogue and such, but although it wasn't necessarily well made, it's still an absolute gem of a movie and much more enjoyable than people give it credit for. Good? That's endlessly debatable due to the questionable nature of how a movie can be defined as objectively good. There's certainly a lot to enjoy though. And side note, neither Iron Man 2 or Age of Ultron were bad movies. Thor the Dark World was a much weaker movie than either of them, but even that was a gem when compared to the boring Captain Marvel, or the heaping pile of garbage that is She Hulk.

Ok unpopular opinion but when I was younger and watched this I really liked it, mr freeze was hilarious in it.

Dude I loved this film as a kid. I wanted Poison Ivy to step on me and I was like 12.

I love how when mentioning the generations batman, you leave out mentioning Gen X...our batman is Keaton, and the animated series. You have NO idea the hype the 1st Burton movie was. Seeing in the theater as an 11year old kid was mind blowing...the non Burton follow ups were so silly, I thought they were going with the 60s batman vibe.

The only thing I remember about that film is how much fun I had watching it, so I guess I'll keep loving it for the memories

Wasn’t that bad, I enjoyed it as a kid. And as a adult I see it as more of a homage to the 60s Batman I grew up watching with me nan. I do prefer the grittier Batman movies of the last 20 years. But the 90s were fun, so why shouldn’t the movies be? More content like this please!

I watched this film last night for probably the third time but I'm now at an age where I can understand what is going on and it was just insane. Watching it with me was my seven year old younger brother, and when the credits rolled he literally said "that was the worst movie I've ever seen" that tells you about everything you need to know 🤣 either way, it's so fun to watch because it's just a mind f**k the whole way through

7:57 What’s funny is that the dark knight did the same thing. Bane in the comics doesn’t outsmart Batman but knows his insane strength easily makes up for everything else. So he uses his smarts to force Batman into certain combat scenarios where bane would ultimately win but in dark knight the joker is nothing like his comic counterpart at all, bane is all philosophical and annoying and his fights are all janky and not overwhelming Batman with sheer strength and scarecrow is just the mad hatter.

I remember watching this as a kid, I think I still have that VHD tape. I use to watch it when I was sick [which was common at the time, spent alot of time at home with lung infections] Man watching this again, God this movie was an absolute train wreck. Still love the memories it came with. Great video and thanks for bringing back the memories! 🔥

So much bat-lore. Very much appreciated Mr George. Well done on this epic video!

Fun fact: there’s a place in turkey called Batman

Fun fact: the man who bid's $30,000 for the lovely magnolia is the same man who told Norman Osborn he was out in Spider-Man 2002

I was laughing the whole time and u were real funny especially with Robin "the infinity ward" and him saying "C O W A B U N G A ! ! !"

Even though I was born in 2006 this movie was my first introduction to Batman and I will always have fond memories of this legendary movie

LEGO Batman Movie is genuinely the best Batman movie and I’ll stand by that until I die

I think a dude in a wheel chair can spin faster then that 💀💀💀 1:31

“what killed the dinosaurs…..the ice age” that part actually killed me 😭😭

I love the way memeulous videos are edited not only do i love the comedic voiceovers, i also get to look at little png's run around a screen and jump everywhere

Barbara: Don't worry Alfred, I'll save you from this place Alfred: Leave me alone, I don't want to go to a home

Imagine fighting for you country in ww2 and is remembered for being in a KZfaq video about Batman and robin

it's also a wonderful spectacle to see just how far the original quadrality fell from grace. it's genuinely impressive how much they fucked it up.

Absolutely loved the editing in this

my brain has deleted all of my memories of this movie and im so thankful for that

Arnie was actually the best part of the movie which has provided the world with some of the best Schwarzenegger quotes

As someone who's drawn symbiote OCs, *We are waiting for you to review the 2 Venom movies, Meme-Chad.*

You should watch the 60s film. As well as being iconic, it's the inspiration for Batman and Robin.

I actually loved this movie as a kid, it was amazing for its time I believe i liked it

George explaining a film badly is actually more fun than him and his mates watching it 👍

Me when you go on a date and she says " I'm sorry this not working out" and you say 7:11

Catwoman is well fit - freaking laughing so hard at that!!!😂

I get a giddy, primal joy from seeing you, a KZfaqr I've loved for years now, talk at length about Batman, my favorite superhero. I love this new filmbro era of Memeulous.

I actually still like this film. And Joel shouldn't have had to apologize to anyone. He didn't deserve the hate he got. And Rest in Peace for him.

Out of the two Schumacher Batman movies, “Batman Forever” will always be a favorite of mine. “Batman & Robin” was one that I’ve seen so many times and was always just fun to watch every once in a while; but the end just just made me feel like I was watching an extended toy commercial.

I can’t believe they fit all of this for 2 hour, like when I watched Batman 2022 which was 3 hours long it didn’t even felt that long but this recap which is like 17 minute felt so fricking long filling all these nonsense inside my head.

wow, the nostalgia glasses were really on for this one. i had been dreading rewatching this quadrilogy now that i'm an adult because i knew it would probably let me down :/

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This is honestly my favorite one in the quadrilogy! It’s so freaking campy! It feels like a higher budget version of the 1966 show!

This was one of my first Batman movies and I loved it as a kid. I still do. It's just so horrible it's a masterpiece.

I never thought I'd ever see George as a movie reviewer. I never thought I'd love George as a movie reviewer

George, this is one of the holiest videos ever on this site. I would like to personally thank you for this masterpiece. God bless you.

I remember watching this movie when I was off school sick and it honestly felt like a massive fever dream.

I haven't watch you in a while, honestly glad you're branching out your content

Oh, the only one I liked from that era was the one where Catwoman was in. She was deranged and sexy! But yeah, you never really ponder on the damage the movies did to the characters and settings until you actually get on to contemplate the source material. To me they were a treat as a child as I they would only air them on Halloween night on the local airwaves, but taking the nostalgia away, it is incredible how many blunders these movies went thru and nobody spoke up, up to the "You're seriously investing a fifth of the entire freaking budget on a guy you can get on board for a few hundred bucks at the local Gold's Gym?". Back then I didn't even knew that was Arnold until I watched these a decade later while baked, lolz, so yeah, great use of those 25M buckaroos, fvскaroo. The 90's had a lot of pretty great memorable moments, but I don't think anyone will miss its griting blend of movies with 80's technoboners mixed with the era's _grunge and sexual aggressivity._ To exemplify the 90's better, I used to be *terrified* of Chuckie from _Child's Play_ until I grew up to be tall and heavy enough to wonder "Why didn't noone punt the cunt like a football? What, is a one foot tall pint sized doll prick as strong as Andre the Giant or what? Sell that shit on Eb-" oh yeah, I forgot eBay was not part of the 90's.

This was the first movie my father ever bought me. I love the man dearly and very grateful. This movie for me as a 6yr was fun to watch.

Clooney Bruce is more strict than the live action Master Splinter in the TMNT movies of the 90s. Holy Cruel & Unusual Punishment, Batman!! 6:36

A wrinkle in time but every time they say Charles Wallace you drink if you wana drink more you have to drink every time they go somewhere that dosnt exist or do something that is is physically impossible

What if Arnie was Batman, that'd be weird

I like it how you’re a proper film critic now.

3:45 WHEN THE GUN WENT FLYING AND YOU PLAYED SOUND EFFECT I JUST SPIT PUT MY 1:47AM WATER DUDE

Batman & Robin is a serious guilty pleasure for me. It's so unfunny that it's funny, I get to laugh at how bad it is today. There are other movies that piss me off way more than Batman & Robin, like any of the Transformers sequels, Rise of Skywalker, or just about every Live Action/CGI remake of an animated Disney movie.

This video is the perfect mix of a 'High Boi' video and a serious movie review, you should do it more often

0:45 come on, ultron wasnt bad

There was a Doritos promotion with the movie. In a bag of 3d Doritos you get a gimmick film cell picture of a character. My brother still has Robin, Batman, and Mr. Freeze lol

2:22 the only reason to watch this movie… Jim Carrey and Arnold Schwarzenegger

0:50 Iron Man 2 is the best film in the trilogy. *FIGHT* *ME.*

This would be good series. Reviewing bad but classic films from the 90's and 80's

7:50 "You wanna know how I got these tats" 😂😭💀

4:07 they could have known they were going to fight freezer and made some special boots just in case they needed too skate 🤷‍♂️

0:16 This didn’t age well RIP the queen

0:32 Who found a recording of me trying to do the Joker Dance

I like how the short clips of victorian London are said to be 1997 or smth haha 0:39

14:58 I don't think I want to know, but for any bigger Batman fan than me: when it comes to the kisses, is ivy's lips the the thing that poisons you, or is it her tongue plus saliva (or do she have like glands in the lips... Like this is the weirdest place to ponder, but I feel like despite the rubber lips, as soon as her tongue locks to his, he's screwed 😅)

My grandma bought this movie for me on cassette when I was a kid, fucking loved it and I know ive watched it more than 10 times minimum

I literally just watched this movie today and I couldn't believe how I watched it when I was younger

I hated it from 1997 to 2005. Once I realized that without this piece of crap we would’ve never gotten the Nolan movies I accept it’s necessity.

Look, it might be because I had a huge crush on poison ivy growing up but I didn’t think this movie was horrible lol

I used to watch this film when I was little. Watching it again as a big adult I think I love it more because its so shit

I actually love that movie 😂 I know it’s absolutely crap but that’s why I love it so much!

Everyone when the new Batman movie has a joker deleted seen 3:10

3:41 im not even joking but that right there, startled the freak outta me

I’ve never seen this. and now I’ve seen this with the addition of George memeulous which makes it spectacular. thank you George for this masterpiece.

This whole movie just feels like a acid trip

that 1st batman movie with Tim Burton recorded on VHS is my fav, that and the one and the one with Danny DeVito as penguin😗

fun fact: John glover, the guy who plays Pamela's boss Jason woodrew, is the same guy who played the riddler in batman the animated series

Michael Keaton after this movie failed: I made the right decision

I actually really liked this movie, mostly because of the villains

But this is the only movie with Mr Freeze and he's played by Arnnie. Mr Freeze is my second favourite Batman villain, after Blight.

7:55 That line took me the fuck out 😂