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With Michael Keaton, Michelle Pfeiffer, Danny DeVito, Christopher Walken, Pat Hingle Directed by Tim Burton Burton returned with an even darker and sexier second installment of the caped crusader. Walken is great as the conniving man of influence (named after the original Nosferatu actor Max Schreck). In order to fulfill his plot, he uses the deformed son of a wealthy family (who was Moses-like dumped in the river and raised by penguins) to further his scams. The double-header nemesis is introduced with Catwoman sharing opposition in parallel with The Penguin – another perfect casting in DeVito (as with Nicholson in the role of The Joker previously). Schreck’s meek assistant (Pfeiffer) knows too much, so he kills her. She is reanimated by cats, only to return  as
an assertive,
demented
hotty.
Every
Hollywood
actress
wanted
the
role
of
Catwoman.
Pfeiffer
got
it
and
tore
it
to
shreds
in
a
sexy,
skintight,
sultry,
S&M
PVC
cat-suit.
Obviously
Batman
falls
for
her. Brilliant set design and the cool Danny Elfman soundtrack add to the whole of this splendid production. 5 / A - Paul Blom 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 A - B - C Click cover images below for more Batman
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