this is my favourite one. i think michael keaton plays a great batman. great effects and its good to have two villians in it catwoman and the pengiun

As good as the one before it, allmost a bit better. The funniest thing about this movie to me was if you are watching it right, the villain isn't eather of the ones you'd think it was. Penguin is far more a puppet then anything and Catwoman is...
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As good as the one before it, allmost a bit better. The funniest thing about this movie to me was if you are watching it right, the villain isn't eather of the ones you'd think it was. Penguin is far more a puppet then anything and Catwoman is one part puppet and one part bad side vigalanty of her own death.

Worth seeing at any time

The first batman with michael keaton was great but this one was even better. Michael Keaton once again plays the role of batman perfect and danny devito was amazing as the penguin and michelle Pfeiffer was a sexy catwoman. great movie.

One of those rare sequels that is even better than it's orginial. Batman Returns is the sequel to Tim Burton's box-office cult-classic: Batman, and, Batman Returns is another fun and busy romp like the first film, but surprinsingly a more...
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One of those rare sequels that is even better than it's orginial. Batman Returns is the sequel to Tim Burton's box-office cult-classic: Batman, and, Batman Returns is another fun and busy romp like the first film, but surprinsingly a more emotional and definetly more surreal sequel.

Batman Returns has a surprinsingly much more darker plot in tone that it's prodecessor. The highly rich Cobbleplots have just given birth to a deformed son, and drop him down the sewers and abandon him. The deformed son, who is later called Oswald Cobblepot in the movie, soon manages to find a place like home with a couple of Emperor Penguins from the zoo. A local business tycoon named Max Shreck says a speech at Christmas tree-lighting ceremony. "The Red Triangle Gang", which is The Penguin's (a.k.a: Oswald Cobblepot) clown army, shoot and attack the streets of Gotham City. It's up to Batman to restore order.

Batman Returns captures the wild dark flair of the oddball imagination of Tim Burton, and the dark, mysterious look of Gotham City portrayed in the beloved comic book of our batty hero. Both of these amazing set designs both show off the natural and depressive mood of your usual local city, and show off the twisted supernatural side of a director's vision.

Batman Returns has some of the best visual eye-candy on display. Most of the sequences are super memorable and, even though they look like tricks, "well-done" is the middle name. For instance, there is one shot where Batman is tracking down the Penguin's lair in the sewers, and, he does a twist in the air, with the water splashing in the air, with his Batmarine. Wow!

Batman Returns has quite a melancholy mood to it, and the ending is the most quirky, but, generally a quite sad ending too.

Overall, Batman Returns is one of Burton's best and most memorable flicks, and, in my mind, this is a "super" superhero movie.