Adv of Batman & Robin: Batman VHS

Great story and how they portrayed the story excellent!!! totally going to keep this

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Warner Brothers' dark, serious Batman cartoons succeed brilliantly with superior storytelling, excellent voice casting, and gorgeously intimidating graphics.This tape features two Batman encounters with The Joker, brilliantly voiced by Mark Hamill. Christmas With The Joker is a Christmas Eve telecast in which The Joker and his minions perform acts of sabotage to draw out Batman and Robin. Joker's hilariously demented introduction - "And now, LIVE, from Gotham City, the show that nobody wants to see, but EVERY0NE WILL WATCH!" - alone is worth the price of the tape.The Laughing Fish is a remake of a 1978 DC Comics Batman story. The Joker has poisoned fish with his laughing toxin, but the poison has no effect on humans. Therin lies the real point; Joker wants legal claim to "his" fish so he can collect enormous profits. Aiding him is his scatterbrained love interest, Harley Quinn, voiced with engaging joy by Arleen Sorkin.These are the best cartoons anywhere, lightyears better than anything ever turned out by Disney or Hanna-Barbera.

I love all tapes of the " Batman and Robin Adventures",but I think this one is the best. I loved the character ofthe Penguin and his umbrellas. I gave four stars, becausethere are better episodes of Batman and the nice figurePenguin......

These two episodes, were not created in 1969. On the other hand, the quality of the images is rather poor. Well, actually, overhelmingly poor. The first episode is very interesting. The second episode is mostly interesting because it showed the human side of Bruce Wayne. However, I had found "Grey Ghost"'s villain extremely irritating.

A nostalgic glimpse at cartoons before they became spoiled with VALUES and MORALITY. Hilarious, witty, and intellectual. I would highly recomend this video for children AND ADULTS. Aside from it having one of the most clever carbon-based life forms starring in it (The Riddler), I admire it's well developed art deco style that covers the streets of Gotham. In conclusion I give The Riddler: an A+!Good for you Bruce Timm, you've done it again!

This video was released when Batman the Animated Series was re-marketed as The Adventures of Batman and Robin. So what you get is the second episode of the series featuring Mr. Freeze instead of the far superior "Heart of Ice," because Robin appears in this one. It's a decent episode, with a not-so-subtle wink at the urban legend that Walt Disney had himself frozen. Amusement park creator Grant Walker wants to become like Mr. Freeze so that he can live forever. Still, the tragic figure of Mr. Freeze comes through intact, when Freeze tries to show Walker that immortality is not all it's cracked up to be.The other episode, "Fire from Olympus," features second rate Batman villain Maxie Zeus, and the video actually makes him a better villain than his many years in the comics. The episode's backgrounds, including a Greek Pantheon built atop a skyscraper, shows just the sort of detail that made this series special.

Very disappointing...I didn't really like the Penguin's character to begin with but this video really doesn't help his cause all that much. I love the animated series and have collected all of them. I watch them with great interest but this one actually put me to sleep...I guess I can't really describe how boring these episodes were with words. If you would like to see the lamest episodes..please be my guest..but if you would like to see how great this animated series really is..check out the riddler, batman and practically any other tape...sorry WB..this one just didn't make the cut and should be given away in a buy one get one free sort of deal..what a waste of money..how sad for such a good collection of tapes....