Batman and Robin: Deep Freeze

I haven't watched this movie in many years, i found myself second guessing if the story was always this clear and focused.
The black & white was a perfect way to stop all the distracting bright colours of each batman scene.
Mr Freeze was barrable, i didn't cringe one time watching this movie, THATS A FIRST ! but his dialog was very limited due to this but id rather less dialog considering the only trade off is cheesy dialog, it raises disappointment in the lack of thoughtful dialog he was given in the original cut.
AI would highly recommend this to everyone that has seen the original i cant say it 100% redeems the original we would need addition scenes for that, however the edit makes this the only way i would want to watch batman & robin in future.

I gave audio a 9 due to some scenes dialog seemed lower but it wasn't a deal breaker but was noticeable.
but big positive was the inclusion of the Arkham batman music, completely changed the tone was awesome.

Thank you for your work MusicEd921

What Superman Redeemed did for the Superman Franchise, DEEP FREEZE has done for the Batman Franchise. This is a fantastic fan edit that truly deserves a 10 across the board. It may even be the most improved superhero film I've ever seen by a fan editor and therefore the best fan edit of all time in my book. Even if you despise Batman & Robin like I do, you should check this edit out. It's a completely new film. Every actor gives a better performance now and it's trimmed to 84 minutes.

No disrespect to other editors and their versions of Batman Forever (there are many great versions, especially Virtual Workprint) but fingers crossed for a Batman Forever edit by MusicEd921 that gets a similar treatment with the neon removed and a new score and similar tone to that of DEEP FREEZE.

Impressive. Thank you so much.

Deep freeze is an absolutely fantastic edit, I was astounded on how good it was. It really shows the impact editing has on a film and how almost anything can be greatly improved upon. The score from the Alkham games, black and white photography, and the removal of all annoying and cheesy humour completely changes the film, elavating it to a whole new level. The genuinely moving subplot with Alfred can really shine, the simple quiet drama here is refreshing and unexpected from this film. Clooney's performance as Batman is greatly improved, and his Bruce Wayne is even better here. Freeze's character is far more real here and sympathetic, again his pain for Nora can be seen far more clearly in this film. To me, I love how the film feels like a 1940s comic book noir film, I especially enjoyed this due to my interest in films from the Golden Age of Hollywood and in the Batman comic world. The B&W cinematography is visually appealing and suitable for the character. The pacing is also now perfect. I can not understate how exceptional this edit it, completely transforming and changing the film. Also, it does not feel amateur or fan edity in any way, extremely professionally executed. Highly recommended 10/10

Went into this edit completely blind, having never seen the original nor any idea of what it contained. Suffice it to say that there was little to indicate that a third of the runtime was missing, did not know that the character of Bane was ever included until I started reading these reviews!

Given the original’s reputation I was surprised at how watchable this edit was, only a few places where I think further tinkering might have benefitted: the rubber lips could probably be circumvented (not sure how cleanly this could be achieved) and the bike race scene dragged on a bit, maybe a different soundtrack here would help.

Using black and white definitely makes the visuals easier on the eyes, looking at mere stills of the original in colour is almost too much for me! Nothing seems amiss with either the audio or visual aspects, though perhaps a slight boost in contrast would improve the latter.

Thanks Ed for putting this together, don’t think I ever would have given Batman & Robin a go otherwise, along with the enhanced "Red Book Edition" I have two perfectly decent ways to complete the Burton/Schumacher saga. Again the question now is whether to give the original a chance!

I liked the movie very much. It looked like the 1940s Batman comic & movie series. Its much better then the original movie. The end with Mr, Freeze in jail was good. The Audio, Visual, editing was super. I remember seeing it when I rent it on VHS tape from a video store. I was disappointed seeing it. But this one was fun to see it.