An absolute thrill-fest from beginning to end!

Rating: 8/10 (3 April 2010)

Tim Burton went for a much more darker, creepier and serious approach to the "Batman" series and what we got was an absolute blockbuster!. He did a superb job with "Batman", and now he has done an even better job with this amazing sequel.
In the prologue a wealthy couple have a deformed baby, and because they can't handle it they throw the baby in to the lake nearby, some years later... Crimes have been occurring around Gotham City, involving a group of Circus Freaks, than the city calls Batman (Michael Keaton) to stop the ongoing and escalating crimes. A local businessmen named Max Shreck (Christopher Walken) forms an alliance with the leader of the Circus Freaks, a man named Oswald Cobblepot (Danny Devito), who is a deformed man just trying to fit in to the real world, and Max tries to help him by making them colleagues, but when Max's assistant Selina Kyle (Michelle Pfeiffer) discovers he's a evil businessmen she tries to leave the building but Max catches her, and shoves her out of the nearby window, she later becomes Catwomen, and wants revenge on Max for what he did, Batman is framed for things and is now believed to be just another evil villain, and than Batman tries to take down the the evil team...
All the actors do a perfect job in their roles, Michael Keaton is always great and will always be my favorite "Batman" of the whole series and Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman was a perfect choice by Tim Burton, Danny Devito plays his part well, he really pulled it off,it is really over-acting at it's finest, Christopher Walken was great as the slimy evil businessmen Max Shreck, which his name is a reference to the first 'Dracula' movie, 'Nosferatu', because the actor that played the vampire was named 'Max Shreck'.
The atmosphere of the film was perfect, dark, gloomy, perfect for a "Batman" film, the script must have been written really well, because the film always keeps you interested and it never drags or becomes corny it just stays as Tim Burton Wanted it.
This film it for any good action lover, it's not to be taken very seriously, hardcore "Batman" fans will not be disappointed, so if you haven't seen it, go rent it, buy it, it's an absolute blockbuster.