This movie is probably the best bad movie I've seen (I haven't seen the room though) Everything from Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr Freeze to Green wrestler bane to the insanely bad story and dialogue just make for an entertaining watch.

This is one of the bad it's good movies out there, I did enjoy this but yes the real reason why I think people will give this a high rating us due to Alicia Silverstone. Lol,I give Batman & Robin a 6/10

Okay- Batman and Robin IS corny, but that's why I love it! The puns don't bother me but the acting is silly. I don't see why people hate it so much. I mean, people love The Wolf of Wall Street, which has 500+ F words and multiple orgies, but ICE PUNS make a bad movie? I've seen this twice and it's my favorite Batman movie, and my favorite superhero movie after the first 2 Spider Mans(with Tobey Maguire.)

This one has come in for a bit of a hammering in recent years from second-rate film critics publishing retrospectives, and compiling lists of 'worst movies ever made'. This one topped one of those lists. Well, it isn't. But then, it's not a good film either. I saw it on release and came out thinking it was gaudy and meretricious nonsense. However, given the overuse of CGI in blockbuster films these days, and toe-curling dialogue, I will assume witness for the defence for Batman & Robin. Clooney is perfectly cast in the titular role but ended up somehwat underwhelming. Apart from some well-timed jokes he never seemed to get his teeth into it. Chris O'Donnell was also well cast with a vigilante partnership problem.But, it is the potent Uma Thurman who steals the show as the staggeringly voluptuous beauty, Poison Ivy, who enters the spirit of pantomime wonderfully. Arnold Schwarzenegger delivers another character seemingly written for his angular delivery, packed full of comic tropes on the words ice and cold. In recent years there has been a tendency to look for provenance and seriousness to what were two dimensional characters in comics. Director Joel Schumacher just treats the subject matter honestly - it is pure kitsch fantasy harking back to the mid-60s TV series for style. The budget is there up on the screen in a frenzy of garishness, vibrant colour, exposition, action, and bizarre stage sets. Most of the action is stunts and live sequences. If you enter the spirit of old fashioned British stage pantomime, of baddies being really bad baddies with a twinkle in their eyes, it is perhaps not the worst couple of hours you've wasted.