I WASN'T EXPECTING THIS 😳 Batman Returns (1992) REACTION

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[@jgrado3]

Michelle Pfeiffer’s Catwoman will always be legendary. Sultry, quirky, sardonic, and altogether unhinged and that was just in the opening act.

[@garyoaks8749]

She is MY Catwoman

[@CalciumChief]

Oh, I guess you're only familiar with the new Batman movies. Michelle Pfeiffer? Ha. The only true Catwoman is Julie Newmar, Lee Meriwether or Eartha Kitt. And how come Batman doesn't dance anymore? Remember the Batusi?

[@chriskelly3481]

Miow. 😜

[@elizandropedraza1286]

Another great classic ! 👍😒🇺🇸🇮🇹🇲🇽

[@elizandropedraza1286]

Batman is back in the flash movie in 2023 ! 👍🇺🇸🇮🇹🇲🇽

[@kurtdebaillie5589]

Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman performance is unsurpassed to this day. FYI the scene where she beheads the mannequins with her whip and then ropeskips away, was done on her first take. It was all her and she nailed it. She also put that bird in her mouth for real. Talk about dedication. 🖤

[@Christobanistan]

And she ad-libbed the rope skipping at the end. In heels.

[@MrNoosphere]

During COVID she posted a video at home cracking that whip in her yard. Still got it.

[@kurtdebaillie5589]

​@@MrNoosphere wow ! 😮

[@TommygunNG]

When Penguin says his parents treated him like “number two,” he’s not talking about order of birth. “Number two” refers to defecation.

[@Gogetta80]

😮

[@pauldavis5665]

Batman Returns was always my favorite Batman movie.

[@nsasupporter7557]

It’s not a Batman movie… it was a Tim Burton movie… Batman just happened to be in it. It was literally a repeat of Edward Scissorhands with the Penguin, it wasn’t even about Batman

[@pauldavis5665]

@@nsasupporter7557 Whatever you want to call it. I liked it.

[@myTERAexperience]

@@nsasupporter7557 to be fair all the other Batman movies stole stories from elsewhere and you have the most renown Batman: The Dark Knight, basically a Joker movie, not a Batman movie. Batman actually looked good and was a focus in Tim Burton's films unlike the Nolan ones. Where most his time he's Patrick Bateman roleplating as Batman using the 5 year old voice kids do when they try to be tough.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@myTERAexperience I just finished explaining how Batman wasn’t the focus in Returns… it was completely about the Penguin and the Penguin was Edward Scissorhands. The first Batman movie from 1989 was more about Batman but not that much more. I know alot of people crap on Batman Forever because it was “too light and corny,” but we actually had more screen m time with Batman/Bruce Wayne in that movie than either one of the Tim Burton movies

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@pauldavis5665Batman 1989 will always be the best Batman movie

[@LeonardoG1981]

Michelle Pfeiffer didn't just bring the perfect attitude (and voice) to her portrayal of Catwoman, she was also pretty handy with the supervillain's whip. The scene where she breaks into a Gotham City department store and using her whip snaps the heads off four mannequins is a fun sequence, and it has a few cuts to tight shots of the heads falling off, so it's not clear if Pfeiffer is actually doing the whipping. And in most instances for scenes like this, the actor steps aside and allows a stuntperson to do it. But in a behind-the-scenes clip from the movie that surfaced in mid-February 2021 and instantly went viral, you see that Pfeiffer wasn't just doing the whip work in the scene but dropped all four heads in one take. After doing it and jump roping with the whip off screen you hear the crew give Pfeiffer a huge round of applause.

[@Cau_No]

"Max Schreck" was actually the name of a German actor from the early 20th century, he played one of the first on-screen Vampires in the famous "Nosferatu" (1922). It seems Tim Burton chose that on purpose. Ironically "Schreck" is also the German word for "scare", like in being scared (dt: 'erschrecken' or 'erschreckt werden').

[@solblackguy]

He was also meant to be Penguin's brother, their parents would've had a second son they kept. But they dropped it from the original script. That's why Max is "just there" with no real impact in the story despite having some really serious looking scenes with Penguin that allude to something more important. It was also Penguin's whole motivation with killing first born sons.

[@brandonspain12345]

​​@@solblackguy For the most part, his scenes in the script stayed the same. The opening had a child looking at Penguin in the cage and his mother telling him not to stare at him. Later when Max is caged, that's when Penguin looks at him in the cage and says the same thing their mother told him, revealing they're brothers. That same script also had a car mechanic named "The Kid" who would've helped Batman find the hidden device under his Batmobile after he originally crashed into his garage. And he's the one who jammed Penguin's signal and after Batman crashed into Penguin's duck vehicle, The Kid shows up to give Batman the hand device to launch the missiles from all the Penguins before the fight, Batman thanked him and asks what his name is, and The Kid tells him "Dick" but prefers to be called "Robin" and disappears after Batman turns away and he smiles. Famously, Marlon Wayans was supposed to play "The Kid" and got paid for it and still gets paid everytime WB re-releases Batman Returns in the media to this day. However, Burton felt there were too many characters for a movie people complain already has too many characters, and Burton wasn't the biggest fan of Robin as a character, feeling he would've overexposed Batman's dark and mystic nature he had before. Famously, there's been an urban legend that Max Shreck was supposed to be Harvey Dent and at the end, Selina's taser damages Harvey's face. But none of this is true. Three scripts were made by Sam Hamm, Daniel Waters, and Wesley Strick and none of them had Harvey/Two Face as debunked by the writers. Hamm did say he wanted to tell Two Face's story before WB demanded Penguin and Burton wanting Catwoman while Daniel Waters thought of a Harvey cameo where he flips the coin and decided to back out of the plot for another movie. Despite not seeing what his take on Robin and Two Face could be, we two have two sources of what to imagine. In 1985, Burton and his wife wrote a treatment that featured a 10 year old orange haired Dick Grayson and later wears his red and green suit with a "devilish mask." And on the commentary for the 1989 movie, Burton claimed he wanted to explore Harvey Dent's "black and white persona" with Harvey having half of his face bleached white. Making him LITERALLY black and white much like how Burton made Joker LITERALLY have a permanent smile, Penguin LITERALLY has Penguin features, and Catwoman LITERALLY acts like a "Cat-Woman."

[@hessu275]

Both Michelle Pfeiffer and Danny DeVito were perfect in their roles. Very underrated movie

[@krisfrederick5001]

As with Die Hard, this is technically a Christmas movie. The first is brilliantly done, Tim Burton brought Batman to the darkness while trying to find the light. This is incredible, it didn't disappoint.

[@alextan1478]

Agreed. I just don't see why 1992 parents hated it. Because of that backlash, it made Warners want to lighten up the tone and hire Joel Schumacher to direct Batman Forever (1995) and Batman & Robin (1997).

[@nickperkins8477]

Yes. And, a Christmas movie that originally was released in June. June 19, 1992.

[@VegetaLF7]

@@nickperkins8477 So? It doesn't have to be released at Christmas to be set during Christmas and thus be a Christmas movie. Iron Man 3 was relased in May, Die Hard was in July. Both of those still fit as Christmas films.

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

@@alextan1478 " I just don't see why 1992 parents hated it. " Really? Most parents wouldn't want to show this to their kids. PG-13 seems right for the rating in the creepy but then add in all the dirty talk about sex and BDSM flirting. They would probably say push it one higher rating. Fine for adults/mature audiences. I think parents would wait till they at least in high school for their kids to see this one. Especially how even Blue was shocked at some of the things Penguin said.

[@TheHurley108]

"Returns" is the best Batman movie ever made. Darker, deeper, edgier, it's literally the best of everything. And Danny Elfman's soundtrack in this one is *sublime*.

[@StreetHierarchy]

I think the difference between the Tim Burton Batman movies is, Returns was made after he found his voice(Edward Scissorhands)

[@TheHurley108]

@@StreetHierarchy I'd actually never thought about that before, excellent point 🙂 I'm a huge fan of Burton's Batmans, I consider them to be infinitely better than the Nolan trilogy; Nolan's films are ok, but I do think they're vastly overrated (I know that's a controversial opinion to have in the world of contemporary cinema, but I stand by it). Burton's Batmans have true artistic value, and unlike Nolan's films these ones legitimately feel like a comic book come to life - Burton's films consistently maintained the campy comic-book aesthetic while blending it with gothic surrealism and elements of dark fantasy, whereas Nolan's films are so much weaker by comparison because he unwisely chose to ground the Batman universe in minimalistic realism, which was a mistake. Burton's films have it all - the best Batman (Keaton), the best villains (Nicholson is the best Joker; no disrespect to Heath Ledger, but Nicholson will always be the most iconic portrayal of the character), the most memorable musical score (Danny Elfman, bravo👌), and "Returns" is the ultimate expansion of all of that. One of the producers summed it up perfectly in a documentary I saw a while ago - "Batman 89" is Tim Burton in a Batman movie, "Returns" is Batman in a Tim Burton movie. That's why it's a masterpiece. And "Edward Scissorhands" also being the masterpiece that it is likely had a lot to do with it, again, excellent point you've made.

[@Narutoanime16g]

Dark knight still beats it tho but I love this one! & funny everyone loves Michelle’s Catwoman for the same reason they hated Hailey Barry’s 😂 she comes back from death and can do gymnastics out of nowhere

[@robertphillips213]

@@TheHurley108 Both artists did the most possible with their varied approach and thus are worthy of the highest respect. One chose painting, the other chose sculpting; that said, I enjoyed Tim Burton's films far more. Both are brilliant and chose disciplines far different from one another, yet approached the same subject with great enthusiasm. I think Nolan wanted to be Batman while Burton was afraid he already was.

[@TheHurley108]

@@Narutoanime16g I'll be honest, I've never been a fan of The Dark Knight. I know, everyone loves it, lol I just never have; a couple of people who used to be some of my closest friends growing up have in fact actually stopped talking to me altogether just because I don't like it, kinda funny, also fairly petty. But I stand by it. "Batman Begins" is a solid movie, I really like that one, but the last two aren't that great, and The Dark Knight especially is very overrated. I have too many issues with it (glaring plot holes big and small, some terrible dialogue, some bad acting here and there, choppy pacing, etc.). Christian Bale's a cringy Batman (but not a bad Bruce Wayne, oddly enough), Michael Caine's Alfred is whiny and talks *way* too much, and I really think they rushed the whole thing with Two Face. Plus there's the whole underlying theme of worshipping the modern justice system, which is total garbage. Heath Ledger was a great Joker, but that's it, that's *literally* the only compliment I can hand the movie. The rest of it's pretty forgettable.

[@chrisleebowers]

"Are those real penguins?" *Some* of them are. There's also puppet/robot animatronics, some of the big Emperor Penguins are actually small performers in suits, and a couple of the big crowd scene shots are early CGI characters.

[@brandonspain12345]

I don't remember hearing the crowd was CGI since it was still way too early for that. But I did see a behind the scenes fact that the scene when Batman looks down at the crowd, he's looking down at a miniature model with little sculpted people to give the illusion he's above a tall building.

[@xSilverxshadowx]

The mistletoe reveal is so unbelievably good! I get chills every time!!! I watched this movie every Christmas growing up, it's one of my favorites. I'm so happy to see people still enjoying it!

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Michelle Pfeiffer is the coolest Catwoman ever! This movie makes me wanna replay Batman Arkham City just for Catwoman’s story

[@nathancruz9172]

Not to mention the Catwoman’s revenge on Arkham knight.

[@smavtmb2196]

Fun reaction Blue. The look on your face at times was priceless/hilarious 😅 This movie started my life long crush on Michelle Pfeiffer. Still the best cat woman and not just because she's beautiful/sexy. She's a fantastic actress, and still beautiful today. Christopher Walken and Danny DeVito's characters are unredeemable sociopaths/psychopaths. The Penguin and his plan at the end is very dark/disturbing. Some of the Batman movies get a bit too ridiculous. Especially the George Clooney Batman movies. However Uma Thermon is a fun Poison Ivy

[@kennethrosendo7818]

You don’t get modern super hero movies without this movie. It pushed what a live action comic movie could be and while I don’t think Burton was always super comic accurate, he nailed a tone that gave long time batman fans something to love and cherish. The complex parallels on life paths is still top tier.

[@LuminairPrime]

Michelle Pfeiffer is incredibly powerful. All the acting in this is wonderful. I've never seen someone discover this Catwoman from scratch without spoilers! I agree that this relationship between Batman and Catwoman is something the world needs more of, and I love how you ship them. I do think these two movies have inspired a lot of comics, cartoons, games, and other movies. I think Batman Returns is a formative movie for Blue -- Catwoman is her spirit animal now!

[@Logan-ed4pu]

6:26 "Me." I mean skin tight vinyl and a whip might be an interesting look on you lol. 10:10 Loved the realization of Catwoman here. 11:11 "She did not strike me as the type." Oh, it's always the quiet ones that end up being the freakiest fun lol.

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

It used to be a raincoat

[@Zaju]

I don't think, before being recycled into a catsuit, it was a leather suit. I think in theory it was a pvc raincoat or something :)

[@kilroy987]

I much prefer this Batman movie to all the others. Nolan's Batman movies clearly had a lot of work go into them, but this movie hit me right where I needed it.

[@ronfehr7899]

The Penguin and Catwoman were two of the popular villains from the 1960s TV show. They appeared quite often, along with The Joker and The Riddler. These four combined to be Batman's archnemeses in the 1966 TV movie, which aired prior to the shows 3-year run. The show was intended to be campy, so it would be good for laughs.

[@Rocket1377]

The movie was actually shot & released after season 1. Julie Newmar was unavailable for filming, so Catwoman had to be recast for the film.

[@ronfehr7899]

@@Rocket1377 Thanks for correcting me. I had a feeling that I may have gotten the order wrong.

[@Sharpester]

I remember watching this in the theater (I was 12) and being creeped out in all the best ways by the Penguin. I also remember wanting Catwoman to be my girlfriend

[@Shawn_Dark_Heart]

Batman Returns is a visually stunning film that captures the dark and brooding essence of the Batman character. The cast delivers solid performances, with Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman stealing the show. However, the plot is convoluted and the pacing can be uneven at times, making it feel like there are too many subplots competing for attention. Additionally, some of the more fantastical elements may not be to everyone's taste. Overall, while it may not be the strongest entry in the Batman franchise, it is still a worthwhile watch for fans of the character and those who enjoy Tim Burton's unique aesthetic.

[@highstimulation2497]

def. stronger than 3 and 4. and b v s.

[@timaustin2000]

Best Batman movie. The Dark Knight comes close in different ways but, to me, Returns has yet to be beaten.

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

Max Shreck, was the name of the actor who played "Nosferatu" in the Silent film (1922) as Count Orlok. The German film could not get the rights to "Dracula" so they made their own similar, yet better Vampyre movie. (Frederich Gustav Maximillian Schreck (1879-1936) - Long before the animated Shreck films. Tim Burton is a fan of German Expressionist Art and Cinema -even elements of "Metropolis" (1927, Fritz Lang) has visual tribute in this Batman film.

[@Brian-ov5gi]

Had to laugh when you said "weapon of choice" when Selina picked up the taser. There was a popular music video in the early 2000s called Weapon of Choice, which featured Christopher Walken (who played Max Shreck) dancing.

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

Christopher Walken in the The Prophecy Do you know how you got that dent, in your top lip? Way back, before you were born, I told you a secret, then I put my finger there and I said Shhhhh

[@TheRealGSmith]

What we can learn from this movie: After a punch of kitties revive you, you're into bondage.

[@BenBanjo87]

Batman Returns is my favourite Batman movie, and also an underrated Christmas movie!

[@supremedream1764]

This portrayal of Catwoman was spot on! She’s mostly bad and yet has a good side to her.

[@chainman100]

The scene in the department store with the whip and the dummy head removal and her flipping in the store was actually real the actress, she took training in acrobatics and whip training, even the director said no one would believe it.

[@notofthisgod32]

And did it in one take

[@Climinator-op6kh]

That line that Selina says to Bruce as they walk along the street in daylight "There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight." Is the same line Joker sings to that gangster that he roasts in the boardroom in the first film. Thanks to that Easter Egg I can't help but think when Selina says it to Bruce, Joker's going to pop up in the background in full blown priest gear to marry them off Joker style!😂

[@JW666]

There is a comicbook adaptation of the cancelled 3rd Tim Burton Batman movie where Billy Dee Williams's Harvey Dent/Two-Face is the villain, it itroduces a black Robin (I believe Marlon Wayans from Scary Movie & White Chicks was considered for the role) & Catwoman returns.

[@chefskiss6179]

I absolutely loved watching how giddy and enthusiastic you got watching Pfeiffer's performance in this. And just so you know, it wasn't a one-off... she has quite the body of work behind her, it was always a treat watching her command her roles during the 80's and 90's. If you want 'heat' with some fun, please try The Fabulous Baker Boys (1989). You don't even have to do an official vid posting of it, just something you can sit back and enjoy and have a big ole giddy grin on the entire time. My guilty pleasure of hers is 88's Married To The Mob.

[@OXO1952]

If you want to see Bruce and Selina’s future adventures after this film, check out the comic series Batman ‘89. Despite the name, it occurs after Batman Returns.

[@zenicehero9154]

Batman Returns is def one of The Darkesr n most tragic films of Batman overall the tone of the film is epic

[@VinciGlassArt]

Yeah, as time has gone by, this eclipsed Burton's first "Batman" as my favorite. Close though. But you , me and a lot of people love that darkness and a more fully developed Burton vision. Fun stuff.

[@trayolphia5756]

I’m still amazed pfieffer didn’t win some sort of award for the breakdown scene. As a kid I found the scene haunting, especially with that music, but now that I’m older, and been through my own hard times, DAMN that scene hits so hard.

[@vandalfinnicus1507]

Tim Burton's best movie, and the best Batman movie, and also I think Danny De Vito and Michelle Pfeiffer did their best roles ever in this.

[@DavidMacDowellBlue]

This is my favorite Catwoman (and you will see a couple more before you're done). This one is tied for my favorite Penguin (and can hardly wait for your reaction to the NEXT Penguin). I always assume Selina had learned all these amazing physical skills but it took something really big for her to start using them, like this weird trauma involving cats (which I figure was just something about a Tim Burton movie and its universe--like Penguins raising a human baby).

[@dracoargentum9783]

So.... How long until the Catwoman Cosplay? 😏

[@coolgareth101]

This was the high point of Batman movies. Everybody killed their role.

[@AlucardsQuest]

Without spoiling much of anything, the sequels "Forever" and "& Robin" are soft reboots, "Begins" starts a new trilogy in a 100% different continuity, Man of Steel reboots everything in DC, and now director James Gunn is starting over again with younger actors. I don't know that it matters much anymore but recently WB has officially connected The Micheal Keaton Batman and Christopher Reeves Superman in the same continuity... but otherwise one probably wouldn't notice. For me it's just unfortunate that Tim Burton never got to do more Batman films... I think they would've been great!

[@matthiasschulz3569]

8:48 Oh, such nice foreshadowing :-)

[@christianmartinez1]

One of my favorites as a little boy! Hope you are doing well, Blue. 💙

[@monicamerle1417]

Just popping up here with a personal opinion: I'm 46, I grew up with the Burton Batman movies. Keaton is my favorite Batman and though I really like the Nolan and Christian Bale Dark Knight trilogy and also enjoyed Robert Pattinson's last year's "The Batman" there's no denying this: Keaton and Pfeiffer have the best sexual chemistry on screen as Batman and Catwoman. They're both amazing actors who also have happened to have been involved in real life a few years prior to "Batman Returns " and that shows. Bale and Anne Hathaway had zero chemistry and Pattinson and Zoe Kravitz barely. With Keaton and Pfeiffer you feel their characters just want to get it on but they can't because they're antagonists. Hathaway's Catwoman flips to the good guys side at the last minute (what the heck?) and Zoe Kravitz's pretends she's a baddie but not really. Pfeiffer portrayed a real psycho Catwoman, not a bland alteration like in newer movies.

[@gy7694]

It's funny how you're saying Penguin should have hacked and tracked Batman's vehicle... This came out in 1992, there was no internet, no hackers, no satellite navigation or GPS!

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Blue, nice to see you doing the older Batman films!🙂I'm a bit burnt out on the more modern darker Batman films. I think a lot of the 80s and 90s stuff is coming back around now. The next sequel is a bit sillier without Tim Burton at the helm, but it is some fun entertainment. Great reactions to Batman Returns, Blue!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@shinmarcorp7846]

If you haven't been catwoman before for Halloween you would be PERFECT as catwoman

[@futuramayeah]

Trixy, i thought it was sad when the Emperor Penguins were burying Penguin after he died, they raised him , so they were like his real parents

[@felixjaitman4715]

Michelle got herself trained to do her own stunts and still looked stunning!

[@ApacheGamer]

This is still my favorite of the live action Batman movies. It's kind of what got me into the comics which are vastly different. Although in some comics Catwoman tried stealing a Diamond which Batman recovered. She was always a bit peeved about losing the diamond to him on their first meeting. Even after they learned each other's identity she still was a bit sore about losing the Diamond. In a recent comic however Catwoman and Batman teamed up and Batman got down on one knee and proposed to Catwoman with the Diamond she stole the first time they ever met embedded in a ring that he had specially made for her.

[@liteney]

I'm glad you like Batman and Batman Returns, they're the two best Batman movies in my opinon. Had so much fun watching as a kid, great movies. Cheers :)

[@juliell2139]

Yes - Catwoman and Batman's chemistry is tangible and very hot. The masquerade ball was the stuff of fantasies. *Swoon

[@solblackguy]

Michelle Pfeiffer's performance probably started my terrible taste in dangerous women.

[@brom00]

Micheal Keaton was an excellent Batman and most everyone's favorite. Which is a big reason on why he is returning as Batman in the upcoming Flash movie.

[@limonsoda]

Great "comic" atmosphere...not close to the comics at all. Amazing movie anyway. Burton at his peak 😛

[@samm7390]

Fun fact the man who plays the father of the penguin is also the same man who plays Pee Wee Herman

[@glennwisniewski9536]

Paul Reubens. And Tim Burton had directed Paul in Pee-wee's Big Adventure seven years earlier.

[@josemapolo1974]

"You are not giving milk to the cat, are you?" As human beigns did for thousands of years, before today madness!

[@SCharlesDennicon]

Michelle Pfeiffer/Selina is one of the best female things that ever happened to sex-appeal.

[@jartstopsign]

The 89 Batman was my favorite movie when I was a little kid, the shootouts and overall gothic dark tone. I was so hyped for this when I was little and could not have been more let down. It feels cartoonish in a cheap carnival side show act way, and then the next 2 batman movies got even worse until luckily Christopher Nolan came in and saved everything with the reboot.

[@MrMastrix]

Hi Blue, really enjoyed your "content on the other platforms" lately 😏 good stuff, ty

[@Batmandarknitexx]

Fun fact: When Michelle Pfeiffer put that bird in her mouth it was actually a real bird and flew out there was no other way to do it at the time

[@spidersj12]

Michelle Pfeiffer was in shiny PVC not leather and the hottest cat-woman in history.

[@krisfrederick5001]

Fun Fact: Michelle Pfeifer went between 40 to 70 costumes just to make this movie because they kept falling apart. And she hated it.

[@Rocket1377]

She had to be sewn into the costume.

[@ronnyschedler24285]

His Name is Max Schreck. Schreck being the german word for scare, like when something scares you. Probably not intentional but who knows with Tim Burton. Edit: It's Shreck not Schreck. Sorry my bad.

[@brom00]

Max Schreck was the name of the actor who played vampire Count Orlok in the film Nosferatu from 1922.

[@robertphillips213]

It's a tribute to the actor in Nosferatu.

[@ronnyschedler24285]

@@brom00 forgot about that thx

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Now, watch The Dark Knight trilogy.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Batman Forever is worth a watch, but not Batman & Robin

[@VegetaLF7]

Fun fact, not too long ago Michelle Pfeiffer found her old whip she used in this movie and posted a video of herself running through some of the practice routines she used to do back in the day. She still has her skills all these years later.

[@shainewhite2781]

This movie is a lot more darker and violent and more controversial than it's predecessor.

[@EbefrenRevo]

"strong indipendent woman" what a lovely fable.

[@jeffthompson9622]

Thank you, Trixy, for sharing your reaction to this. I'm curious to see your response to the Joel Schumacher films.

[@steveross8364]

Had a girlfriend once who loved this version of Catwoman and would cosplay her every chance she got, right down to the whip. Unfortunately we had to break up when the whip became a permanent addition, if you know what I mean and my safe word stopped working... maybe I shouldn't have chosen "More" on hindsight... Cool Reaction Trix, you really seemed to enjoy yourself 😺

[@billthomas478]

I think we have the same ex

[@steveross8364]

@@billthomas478 I feel your pain...

[@WastedPo]

The next one is "Batman Forever" directed by Joel Schumacher. While technically it's not "starting over," because I think it's supposed to take place in the same universe as the Burton Batman movies--it might as well be starting over. It's basically another director trying to imitate Burton's style. And of course, you have all new actors (except for Alfred). Honestly, I don't think either of the Schumacher ones are very good, even though people seem to only criticize the notorious follow-up "Batman and Robin."

[@highstimulation2497]

I noticed the batman theme from batman forever "resembles" the tim burton one, slightly.

[@paulobrien9572]

Blue Catwoman and Penguin were villians on the original Batman TV series. Catwoman was played primarily by Julie Newmar with appearances by Eartha Kitt (3 episodes) and Lee Meriwether (2 episodes and the 1966 Batman TV movie). The Penguin was famously played by Burgess Meredith, Mick from the Rocky movies. These two villains along with the Joker and the Riddler were the primary villians that rotated appearances on the show. Other villians such as Mr Freeze, King Tut and Egghead also appeared but less frequently. Blue you don't know how close you are. In the original TV series Batman and Catwoman had a similar relationship love/hate also each story was always split over 2 episodes with a cliffhanger usually Batman in dire trouble in the first episode and the narrator always telling us to tune in next week same Bat Time same Bat Channel

[@Joe-hh8gd]

Paul O'Brian. Batman 66 was not a TV movie. It was a theatrical release, using the TV characters. It is actually the first live action Batman movie to hit theaters, (not counting the 1940s Batman portrayals)

[@jebcalp5703]

Next would be Batman Forever and then Batman & Robin, I'm not going to tell you who the villains are in those movies because I don't want to spoil anything for you.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Batman Forever was actually good, but not Batman and Robin

[@MM-pl5ed]

hey! let's see more 80's \ 90's movies! we love the cheeseenees from those movies

[@SuperInformatik]

Haha. I already knew this one is even more a Tim Burton Movie than a Batman movie. I love how you enjoy it. xD Another Batman i saw in Cinema. Three years have passed and i was already 11 at the time. Back then everyone expected a family friendly Batman. And Burton having completely free creative control lead to the darkest Batman in over a decade. The reception was .. hard... Dads went with their kids to cinema. When the movie was over the kids were crying and the dads looked slightly traumatized as well. It screwed up a multi million dollar deal with Mc Donalds toys. And Burton was asked to give up the Batman movies and make more own projects instead. xD Still a masterpiece and around twenty years ahead of its time. Max Shreck has two meanings. Schreck is German for horror in sense of being scared. And Max Shreck is the name of the actor who played Nosferatu in the old Black an White movie. Oh and one more fun fact in case if you wanna cosplay Catwoman: Michelle Pfeiffer was literally vacuum sucked into the vinyl suit. She said she could bearely breathe inside it.

[@svenpoletka5236]

Triexie should be at least twice as big as that Natalie Gold gal!

[@billthomas478]

Please tell me Trix is going to dress up as Catwoman sometime soon

[@Newramsin]

If you enjoy Jim Carrey, You will love Batman Forever. You should definitely see that one next. Fun movie.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes, I actually liked Batman Forever. It was a refreshing change from the gothic horror movie that Returns was. I know that Batman is supposed to be dark, but Batman Returns was TOO MUCH. Also, it wasn’t even about Batman it was about the Penguin. At least in Forever we get more screen time with Batman/Bruce Wayne, unlike in the Tim Burton movies

[@myTERAexperience]

Tim Burton...Goth...Gotham... makes sense. 👍

[@loganv20]

11:20 to 11:25 is the moment Blue fell in love with Michelle Pfeiffer

[@notofthisgod32]

Fun fact: Michelle did the mannequin scene in one take

[@Charly_Ackerman]

32:25 Its time to cry 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢🇵🇪✌😉

[@martinbraun1211]

Please give Star Trek a chance. 🖖

[@Rhodair]

still one of my fav Batman and xmas movies

[@chameleonvr4]

Hey gorgeous! I loved this movie a lot! Stuck w/ the old school dark portrayal of the first movie! I liked the 1st one more but this one wasn't bad either! 3 is horrible w/ Clooney but once you get past him into the Christian Bale movies they get really good again! Can't wait to see more of your Batman reactions! Semper Fi and Slava Ukraini!

[@Logan-ed4pu]

4 was Clooney. 3 was Batman Forever with someone else whom I'm not going to mention as to not spoil it for Blue.

[@chameleonvr4]

@@Logan-ed4pu O yeah I forgot about HEAT if u get my drift! Kekek

[@Logan-ed4pu]

@@chameleonvr4 well played on the cover

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@Logan-ed4puwell is she even gonna watch the rest of this franchise?

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@chameleonvr4yeah, Clooney was the 4th movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger

[@jorgecepeda2980]

Where's your cat Blue?

[@bibby42]

I needed to rewatch these to get ready for The Flash film. Your timing was perfect, also I'm new to the channel. :)

[@philmullineaux5405]

In the old TV series, which u should watch, even that had Burton vibes. Weird camera angles, words colors sounds lighting. In the old series, the penguin, joker and Riddler, were excellently played villains, by top actors of the day!

[@Scott-gjc]

Always enjoy your reactions. Michael Keaton is my favorite version of Batman but I also include Batman from the animated series. You're the best and a beautiful girl. All the best to you 🙂❤

[@xSilverxshadowx]

Those are my top two as well! I actually got Kevin Conroy's signature on my BtAS box set at a con a few years back. I'm hoping to get Michael Keaton's signature too at some point, so I can have both my favorite Batmen!

[@Raven9940]

This will always be my favorite Batman movie of all time

[@Mr.Tin_88]

Michelle Pfeiffer was, is and always will be the best CATWOMAN. 18:15 She held that bird in her mouth FOR REAL. For 40 seconds.

[@christheripper7]

Number 2 joke went right over blues head😂

[@highstimulation2497]

perhaps we should try it a second time...

[@Jackosaurus01]

The Love Bug 1968, Walking with Dinosaurs The Movie 2013, Looney Tunes Back In Action 2003, Angry Birds 2016, Pixels 2015

[@CalciumChief]

8:48 Cause they think they don't deserve her attention. 10:24 You're not directed by Tim Burton. 11:04 You don't know what she's doing with her free evenings. 14:43 And that's why Burton was fired from any more movies. Once McDonald's saw this and Catwoman stretching around in tight leather, they canceled the deal, despite having toys just about ready. 22:16 Be careful what you wish for... 24:25 Well, that's what iron maiden looks like. And no, not the band, but the torture device.

[@jimhaggard7436]

Annette Bening was originally cast as Selina Kyle/Catwoman in 1991 after Tim Burton saw her in The Grifters (1990) and thought she’d be perfect. Michelle Pfeiffer was secretly devastated and even mentioned to Jack Nicholson, her Witches of Eastwick (1987) co-star, how much she’d have liked to play Catwoman. When Annette became pregnant with Warrren Beaty’s baby and had to drop out, Jack brought up Michelle’s name to Tim Burton and she was hired. Later, Michelle starred with Jack in 1994’s Wolf, about modern-day werewolves.

[@fw6pw086]

I didn't remember that the cat woman was so UGLY. You are so much more BEAUTIFUL than this woman, Trixy. I was a kid when I saw this film, I was about 6 years old.

[@TSIRKLAND]

11:00 - "How does she have a leather suit" in her closet? She didn't. She had a vinyl / pleather raincoat that she cut up and sewed into a skin-tight outfit for herself. How anyone could simply cut up a raincoat and re-stitch it together at odd angles and scraps without a pattern and **multiple** fittings, on the first try: movie magic. Or maybe that's one of this Catwoman's magical cat powers. At any rate, she nailed it, and created one of the single most iconic comic-character outfits of all time. The glittery black or purple spandex of the TV show's many Cat-women were all sexy and beautiful. The many costumes that the comic book artists came up with were all important in their own way. This off-kilter, unhinged, hand-stitched-by-a-mentally-unstable-person-after-a-near-death-experience body suit was edgy and BDSM and raw as hell. The Halle Berry film tried (and for my money, succeeded more than many people give it credit for; acknowledging its many flaws I was still entertained). The Anne Hathaway character was cool, with the goggles / ears thing that was pretty clever. Zoe Kravitz' character had depth. But this is THE Catwoman for a lot of people, myself included. Nobody else's character and costume- each on their own and together as a package- has come close, IMHO.

[@renedesruisseaux819]

The great joke of the adventur movies of Batman is that they never stop take new directors an actors in the last 30 years and that make new start and see AGAIN AND AGAIN the start of Batman story that is the parents murders YES YOU HAVE TO SEE IT 3 OR MORES TIMES LET'S GO Batman Val Kilmer is great

[@Joe-hh8gd]

If you truly watch a movie, you'd have seen the name is shown as SHRECK, not Shrek. Named after Max Shreck, the actor who played NOSFERATU.

[@bekindandrewind1422]

The actor that played Chip didn't tell anyone he was going to do a Christopher Walken impression... So when he delivered his lines, Walken was caught off guard and his reaction was real..

[@philmullineaux5405]

First 2 are great, 3 is so so. U can skip 4. Pro tip...most agree that Keaton was far and away the best Batman. In the new Flash movie, he reappears as Batman!😮. Best thing ever??? He recently gave a college commencement/ graduation speech. At the very end, he said," I have just one more thing I need to tell u...( Drops to a low gravelly voice) I am Batman!"". U can find it here in KZbin!