| Duration | 2h 6m | Rating (UK) | 13 |
| Source of story | DC Comic characters by Bob Kane | ||
| Writer/s Script | Daniel Waters | ||
| Writer/s Story | Daniel Waters, Sam Hamm | ||
| Director | Tim Burton | ||
| Starring | Michael Keaton, Danny De Vito, Michelle Pfeiffer, Christopher Walken. Michael Gough, Pat Hingle | ||
| Elevator Pitch | When a corrupt businessman and a grotesque criminal try to take over Gotham, the Batman has to resume his vigilante activities. His task is made more difficult by the presence of Catwoman – is she the alter ego of the woman with whom Bruce Wayne is developing a romantic relationship? | ||
| Content | A number of set pieces as the Penguin takes on the people of Gotham with a variety of weapons and explosives. Scenes in the Wayne mansion, in the Penguin’s aquatic lair and on the rooftops of Gotham. Some romance and a bit of snogging but no nudity drugs or dinking. | ||
| A View | Some believe that this is the best ever Batman movie and in most respects I’m with them. The Penguin and the penguins are great and the Batmobile is superior. If I have a reservation it is that Catwoman, in a super sexy suit and equipped with a bull whip, does not quite fit in with the sombre tone, but some might see this as a good thing. | ||
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