Batman & Mr. Freeze: Sub Zero? (1 Viewer)

[Robert Floto]

With the release of Fox's 1966 Batman: The Movie, it appears that Warner's Batman and Mr. Freeze: Sub Zero is now the only Batman feature not released on DVD.
Now I know that the idiots at Warner will consider Sub Zero a "family film" and would release it in Pan & Scam, but since this movie was made for home video anyway, I'm not too sure what the OAR was at all (it was originally released on VHS)...
I liked this one quite a bit. Does anyone know what the OAR was, and if there are any rumors of a DVD release?
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[Adam Tyner]

Not sure about the OAR, but Link Removed said not too terribly long ago that "Sub Zero" was a likely 2002 release, according to some source at Warner Bros. or something...
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[Robert Floto]

I just found out that according to the Internet Movie Database, the aspect ratio of Batman and Mr. Freeze: Sub Zero is indeed 1.33:1...so I guess we can get it released, we won't have to complain if it's not anamorphic...
We should definitely bring up a request for this title at the Warner chat in October!
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[Edited last by Robert Floto on August 23, 2001 at 05:50 PM]

 

[Julian Lalor]

The laserdisc version of this film is 1.66:1, not 1.33:1. Perhaps it was filmed in 1.33:1 and framed at 1.66:1.

 

[Robert Floto]

The laserdisc version of this film is 1.66:1, not 1.33:1. Perhaps it was filmed in 1.33:1 and framed at 1.66:1.

Now that's irritating. If I can't trust IMDB on aspect ratios, where can I find this kind of info?
Also, I didn't realize there was a Laserdisc of Sub Zero...how does it look in widescreen?
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