Revealing mistake: When Batman places the heaters around the telescope to thaw the ice, the frozen floor moves like plastic when he places the second heater. (01:45:00)
Batman and Robin (1997)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Joel Schumacher
Starring: George Clooney, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Uma Thurman, Chris O'Donnell, Alicia Silverstone, Michael Gough
After being defeated (and Gotham City being defrosted), Mr. Freeze gives Batman the cure to Alfred's disease. Freeze is taken back to Arkham Asylum where he continues his research. His cell mate is Poison Ivy, who tried to kill his frozen wife and obviously Freeze is a tad bit pissed at Ivy ("it's going to be a long winter!"). Batman and Robin now have the aid of Batgirl (Alfred's niece, Barbara).
Cady
More mistakes in Batman and Robin
Poison Ivy: I must confess, the combination of heroic derring-do and anatomically-correct rubber suit puts fire in a girl's lips.
Batman: Why do all the gorgeous ones have to be homicidal maniacs? Is it me?
Trivia: After filming "Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)," Arnold Schwarzenegger stated that he would never play a villain again, but he did for this film.
Question: How was Pamela Isley aka Poison Ivy able to fight Batgirl with martial arts-like skills towards the end of the movie? Pamela was a doctor and I highly doubt given her obsession with her research she had the time to take martial arts lessons in her spare time, if she had any during her stay in South America. Even after she transformed into Poison Ivy, her transformation could not have given her martial arts skills since her powers are based on plant abilities.
Answer: That and they had to have the women fight in here. I mean they couldn't have the guys hit her now could they? So it was necessary for her to fight competently at least.
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Answer: There's no way of knowing whether or not she "had the time" to study martial arts. Regardless of her studies, she could have made time to pursue this as an extra-curricular activity. Universities can have classes, clubs, competitions, and student groups for martial arts on campus that anyone can participate in. She may also have been studying it since childhood. She was also a botanist, so even with a rigorous academic schedule, she would likely have more free time than a medical student.
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