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Batman Returns
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Batman Returns is a 1992 fantasy film based on the Batman character created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane. Tim Burton directed the film, which has Michael Keaton reprising the role of Batman, as well as Danny DeVito, Michelle Pfeiffer and Christopher Walken. The film's plot primarily concerns Bruce Wayne/Batman struggling to maintain order in Gotham City after the appearance of the villainous Penguin (DeVito) and the mysterious, equally deadly Catwoman (Pfeiffer).

Burton originally did not want to return for a second installment due to his mixed emotions from the original film. After being impressed with a script by Daniel Waters, he thought otherwise. Wesley Strick would later be brought on for an uncredited rewrite, deleting characterizations of Robin and Harvey Dent.
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yates
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(Tim Burton + Batman - Prince) /Penguins = BLOW
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Seabass
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I actually like this movie better than the original Batman. However, some defects prevented me from giving it a higher grade. First of all, Michael Keaton is back...doing what he can as Bruce Wayne/Batman. Michelle Pfeiffer was a pretty good Catwoman (looks and performance) despite that ridiculous origin story that was cooked up for her (fall from a window..get licked and nibbled on by alley cats..them..BAM!! you're a supervillain!). In the comic books...Catwoman's name comes from her profession as a Cat Burglar. Then again why would Batman do battle with a cat burglar when he can fight a receptionist who was recently offed by Christopher Walken? Danny DeVito is a good Penguin considering the Penguin is a one-note character. The relationship between Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle is what helps to propel the story the most. Also, Tim Burton gets indulge in his giant rubber ducky fetish. However, it was as close to the comic version of Batman as the first four films ever got...which really isn't saying much at all.