First rule in Superhero movies: 2nd is Best!!

Rating: 9/10 (2 December 1999)

While the first one was vague and virtually plotless, this second entry in the Batman franchise is lavish and darkly beautiful, putting more of Tim Burton's imagination into it.
This seems like a rule in superhero movies, to make the second one the better (check out SUPERMAN and SUPERMAN II and compare the two).
I think all the flaws of the first one is recovered here. We don't have just one, but two intriguing supervillains. Michelle Pfeiffer, seductive and sly, as Catwoman ("hear me roar") in a slinky, leather catsuit, and Danny DeVito as a short, ugly Penguin. The details into how they become who they are is obviously implausible, but that doesn't matter.
Tim Burton has alot to say of his so-called evil and gruesome characters.If you look close enough, you will see that Christopher Walken's Max Shreck is the true villain. While Catwoman and the Penguin are wronged victims out for impossible revenge.
Pfieffer and Keaton are steamily sexy together, paired up with both of their alter egos. But nothing beats the kinkiness of Catwoman on top of Batman, her feline kiss, and the conversation between the deadliness of kisses and mistle toes.
The adult situations and scariness of this sequel might disturb young children, so it is probably smarter to let them view the immature and pointless violence of THE POWER RANGERS.
But for the grown-ups who aren't afraid of admitting the love of absurdity like this, and the sophisticated kids, this is artsy action/adventure with a soul and a brain.