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Batman Returns

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Business tycoon Max Shreck teams up with the Penguin to take over Gotham City. But it's not all, the city faces another monstrous criminal menace: slinky, mysterious Catwoman. The villains team up to frame the caped crusader. Can Batman battle two formidable foes at once?
Actors: Lisa Guerrero,
Lisa Guerrero
Lisa Guerrero 9 April 1964, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Steve Witting,
Steve Witting
Steve Witting
Biff Yeager,
Biff Yeager
Biff Yeager
Travis McKenna,
Travis McKenna
Travis McKenna 18 July 1960, Lutherville, Maryland, USA
Danny DeVito,
Danny DeVito
Danny DeVito 17 November 1944, Asbury Park, New Jersey, USA
Paul Reubens,
Paul Reubens
Paul Reubens 27 August 1952, Peekskill, New York, USA
Gregory Scott Cummins,
Gregory Scott Cummins
Gregory Scott Cummins 1956, Orinda, California, USA
Kristine Rose,
Kristine Rose
Kristine Rose
Joey DePinto,
Joey DePinto
Joey DePinto
Michael Sutherland,
Michael Sutherland
Michael Sutherland
Darla,
Darla
Darla 1975, USA
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Genre: Action
Director: Tim Burton
Tim Burton
Tim Burton 25 August 1958, Burbank, California, USA
Release: 1992
IMDb: 7.1
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Duration: 126 min
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CRITICS OF "Batman Returns"
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Radio Times
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December 03, 2013

Even though fans of the 1960s TV show may reject its brooding atmosphere, this is still impressive stuff.
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Los Angeles Times
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December 14, 2014

[Burton's] dark, melancholy vision is undeniably something to see, but it is a claustrophobic conception, not an expansive one, oppressive rather than exhilarating, and it strangles almost all the enjoyment out of this movie without half trying.
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Lyles' Movie Files
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September 30, 2013

If Christopher Nolan never decided to direct a Batman movie, 'Batman Returns' would easily reign as the best film starring the Caped Crusader.
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New Yorker
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April 10, 2013

As in the first movie, Burton gives the material a luxurious masked-ball quality and a sly contemporary wit without violating the myth's low, cheesy comic-book origins.
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People Magazine

December 03, 2013

Batman Returns, though, is full of grim, Dostoyevskian undertones, not to mention a multitude of bloody, violent scenes.
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LarsenOnFilm
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July 31, 2016

...embraces the weirdness of the saga without a hint of hesitation.
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Chicago Tribune
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December 14, 2014

There are flashes of commercially oriented action and humor, but the overall feeling is one of a languid depression sprung straight from the heart of its author.
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Boston Globe

April 10, 2013

Batman Returns is the rarest of Hollywood beasts -- a sequel that's better than the original
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Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Canada)
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December 27, 2013

Among the 1990s' most fruitful marriages of high-brow auteurist style and pulp source material. A Burtonesque layer cake: at bottom, his take on German Expressionism; then the Gotham grotesquerie; topping it all off is a fissuring, fracturing fairytale.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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April 10, 2013

As Beetlejuice and Edward Scissorhands reminded us, Burton always has been more absorbed by what his audience sees than by what his movies say.
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Tulsa World
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December 14, 2014

Director Tim Burton, apparently given a free hand to create a follow-up to the hugely successful 1989 Batman, marshals all his forces to create an elaborately melancholy ode to alienation.
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TIME Magazine
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April 10, 2013

Burton, once an animator at Disney, understands that to go deeper, you must fly higher, to liberation from plot into poetry. Here he's done it. This Batman soars.
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