Movies like Batman & Robin

Similar to Batman & Robin, Superman IV: The Quest for Peace is considered a less critically acclaimed entry in its superhero franchise. It features the titular hero facing grand threats with a sense of earnestness and a lighter tone that fans looking for more superhero camp may enjoy.

Tim Burton's Batman Returns brings a gothic atmosphere blended with quirky characters, such as the Penguin and Catwoman. While darker than Batman & Robin, it shares the theme of a costumed vigilante facing off against eccentric villains in Gotham City, and features the same iconic character of Batman.

Directed by Joel Schumacher, the same director behind Batman & Robin, Batman Forever offers a similarly flamboyant and colorful approach to the Batman franchise. The movie focuses on Batman as he battles Two-Face and The Riddler, with a tone that mixes campiness and action, which fans of Batman & Robin are likely to appreciate.

Bringing together a team of classic literary characters, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen offers a steampunk-infused adventure similar to the ensemble dynamic in Batman & Robin. It's a film that features unique heroes teaming up to face a global threat.

Daredevil follows the story of Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer who fights crime as the masked vigilante Daredevil. While darker in tone, it shares the motif of a brooding hero fighting against sinister forces in a corrupt city, much like Batman & Robin.

Spawn offers a dark, supernatural twist on the superhero genre with its story about a deceased mercenary who becomes a Hellspawn warrior. It shares the fantastic elements and special effects-driven spectacle seen in Batman & Robin, making it a suitable pick for fans of over-the-top comic book adaptations.

The Phantom, featuring the iconic comic-strip character, shares the same sense of adventure and heroic acts as Batman & Robin. Set against a pulpy backdrop with a swashbuckling hero, it's an enjoyable watch for those who appreciate the more comic-book-inspired aspects of superhero films.

Like Batman & Robin, The Shadow draws on a 1930s pulp hero brought to the silver screen with a blend of action and mystery. The film presents a superhero with a dual identity that has to fight against an ancient evil, catering to audiences who enjoy a mix of dark heroics and flamboyant villains.