Review of Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero

Going back to the time where Tim Burton's version and the animated series it inspired were all the rage in the '90s, this film certainly seemed amazing at the time. Now that the years have passed, it is seen for what it really is and it is something that is only seen again out of pure nostalgia. It is quite noticeable for its animation and character design, giving it that neo-noir tone that the animated series has. Even computer-animated elements were used to make it more movie-like, but the movie really feels more like an extended episode of the series. This is noticeable by how much it focuses on Dr. Freeze and the kidnapping of Barbara Gordon, leaving Batman and Robin for the third act. It is not a very well-crafted script and there are not many elements that make this film anything beyond what it is. Anyway, Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero is a good, fairly short film that serves as a small reminder of the relevance that Batman had in 90s animation. My rating for this movie is an 8/10.