Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero

sobras's Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero review

He's gonna freeze your eyes into the screen !

This is one well made story, we have to remember this not an HD movie or something like that, there's no such a thing back then, however the story line is very good, I would say "Bat-mazing", is one of those story that catches your eyes from the beginning to the end, and the Mr.Freeze was excellent, you even fell sorry for him, despite he was the main-villain. A marvelous story, and somehow heart-breaking, with all the Bat-stuff involved as well as the "badassery" of Bruce Wayne a.k.a Batman.

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Classic Animation! 0
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