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Batman and Robin (1949)

This 15-chapter serial pits Batman and Robin against The Wizard, who uses a device that allows him to control machinery to hold the city hostage.

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John F 09 Jan 2008

i love batman and robin its so cool and i recommend this movie

MEC r 04 Mar 2008

I saw this movie when I was younger... nothing much to tell about it now though.

Brad G 10 Jan 2010

A more traditional take on The Caped Crusader than the 1943 serial, this tale brings in folks like Commissioner Gordon and Vicki Vale to help stop the evil Wizard from taking control of Gothamâ??s motor vehicles. The Bat Signal makes its first appearance and the utility belt actually holds utilities this go around. And even though I really enjoyed the opening chapter with its news reel footage of Crime Spree headlines, I did not find it as enjoyable as the slightly less PC â??43 incarnation. No radium Death Rays, no robot zombie men. The best it gets is a submarine lair, a train top fist fight, and an invisible man. Not bad, but I was hoping for a little more zaniness. VF.

Félix F 17 Feb 2009

It's Batman, so I hate to say that I didn't like it, but there's nothing from this second serial that's really memorable.

Rob Ó 13 Oct 2011

A vastly under-rated, gloriously cheesy romp. Its laughably straight-faced corniness and ineptitude ended up being the primary inspiration for the iconic Adam West spoof of the 1960s. This 15-part chapter-play moves at surprisingly lightning-pace and while it could never be described as truly 'good'; its selection of dime-store detective work, oafish fight sequences and deus ex machina escapes never, ever fails to entertain.