Customer Ratings & Reviews

Digital code was expired and would not redeem. I've purchased a lot of movies with expired codes and they have still been redeemable. I reached out to Warner Brothers to see if they would honor the purchase and they said no. WB is a trashy company that I won't support. Buyer beware!

one of the best movies ever made. i should know because i know everything there is to know about film, i have seen over 240 of them.

this bluray title looks amazing. no issues with framerate. audio is also on point. it is nice to revisit these batman films, a nice reference point for how far the series has come with the newer, darker films.

Tim Burton's Second Entry Into The Batman Saga, This Time Enclosed In Steel!

awesome from the very begining to the very end!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you already own the previous release of 'Batman Returns' on dvd, it would be hard for me to recommend that you fork over $25 for this special edition unless you are absolutely crazy about the film. It is a good movie, but the new transfer isn't much better than the previous dvd, in some ways it seems a little 'overdone'. Bonus features are ample however. The choice is yours."

This first Batman sequel sees Keaton returning for the title role and he manages to be better than the first time around. This is due to the great chemistry he generates with Michelle Pfieffer, who is perfect casting as Catwoman. Sadly, this film is sabotaged by Danny DeVito who, while a fine actor, is all wrong as the Penguin. Instead of the clever thief of the comics we now have a deranged mutant (as bad an idea as making Michael Myers white trash in the Halloween remake) who turns out to be merely a Jack-knockoff (a problem which would plague the villains in the next two Batman pics). The story also doesn't make much sense. How did the Penguin get a hold of plans to the Batmobile? What does the Catwoman have against Batman? Why are the streets of Gotham empty at the climax?