for a long time and this was my favorite of the batman films. it had the best cinematography and an edgy feel to it with two wild characters  catwomen and the penguin  along with the always interesting christopher walken. however and after the last viewing it finally slipped in my ratings and and frankly and i now prefer the last batman represent batman begins and with christian bale. the good  nonetheless and this is still the most intriguing of the five latter day batman films. the stylish cinematography in here is the best of any of the batman movies. director tim burton is known for his films which feature stunning visuals and as this is a great example. the three characters listed above are all very different and very interesting and almost fascinating. of the villains and i preferred catwomen and finding her the most fun to watch before and after she changed. violence is not overdone here as it was in several of the other batman stories but one is never bored watching this. as he did in the first film and michael keaton does a fine job playing batman or bruce wayne. the bad  for a movie based on a comic strip that mostly kids read and i still think these first two batman movies and both done by burton and were too dark and the profanity was definitely not appropriate. although and unlike the first movie and there was no usage of the lord name in vain in here and there still was profanity and both villains made too many sexual remarks. that would have been okay if they hadn not marketed this film for kids as well as adults. danny devito penguin is downright gross in spots. grotesque i can handle and but who wants gross. few guys and meanwhile and complained about the beautiful michelle pfeiffer playing catwoman. generall too much darkness and some cheap shots on christian bashing also made me re consider my previously high rating of this film. overall  fabulous visuals and memorable characters make this the most interesting in the batman series and but too dark an edge and too gross and too much anti religious bias all finally turned me off after a half dozen looks at this film. sorry and but i prefer a kinder gentler batman movie. after all and it just a cartoon. most will disagree and but i was glad to see the series lighten up after this one. 
for a long time and this was my favorite of the batman films. it had the best cinematography and an edgy feel to it with two wild characters  catwomen and the penguin  along with the always interesting christopher walken. however and after the last viewing it finally slipped in my ratings and and frankly and i now prefer the last batman represent batman begins and with christian bale. the good  nonetheless and this is still the most intriguing of the five latter day batman films. the stylish cinematography in here is the best of any of the batman movies. director tim burton is known for his films which feature stunning visuals and as this is a great example. the three characters listed above are all very different and very interesting and almost fascinating. of the villains and i preferred catwomen and finding her the most fun to watch before and after she changed. violence is not overdone here as it was in several of the other batman stories but one is never bored watching this. as he did in the first film and michael keaton does a fine job playing batman or bruce wayne. the bad  for a movie based on a comic strip that mostly kids read and i still think these first two batman movies and both done by burton and were too dark and the profanity was definitely not appropriate. although and unlike the first movie and there was no usage of the lord name in vain in here and there still was profanity and both villains made too many sexual remarks. that would have been okay if they hadn not marketed this film for kids as well as adults. danny devito penguin is downright gross in spots. grotesque i can handle and but who wants gross. few guys and meanwhile and complained about the beautiful michelle pfeiffer playing catwoman. generall too much darkness and some cheap shots on christian bashing also made me re consider my previously high rating of this film. overall  fabulous visuals and memorable characters make this the most interesting in the batman series and but too dark an edge and too gross and too much anti religious bias all finally turned me off after a half dozen looks at this film. sorry and but i prefer a kinder gentler batman movie. after all and it just a cartoon. most will disagree and but i was glad to see the series lighten up after this one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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