Articles about Batman Returns

Since you've all been wondering what the cast of "Batman Returns" is up to these days, @screencrushnews went and found out

Nicholson's Joker is the benchmark by which all comic-book villainy must be judged

A valiant attempt to comparatively rank all of Christopher Walken's psychopathic roles from years past; with many to choose from

What happened to Tim Burton? How did a gifted director whose late-'80s/early-'90s movies coupled a cartoonist's expressiveness with a deeply humane empathy for the socially dispossessed end up a mere journeyman, obliging Hollywood's bottomless hunger for new shit based on old shit?

Tim Buron has been around, and he talks here about his catwoman, saying, "I don't really go back and look at the movies but her performance in that was one of my favorite performances of anything by anyone in any movie that I've worked on."

It's hard to imagine two filmmakers more different in style than Tim Burton and Christopher Nolan, yet both tackled a Catwoman tale in their respective Batman ventures. A look at each catwoman and which one is better.

@jeeemerson talks about here are how some superhero movies develop their themes. "The Amazing Spider-Man" touches on the issue of vigilantism, not as seriously as in either Tim Burton's or Christopher Nolan's Batman movies. An analysis here.

The @blklist analyzes the superhero, as seen in film history.

A @vulture roundup of 46 little-known facts about all the previous Batman films before "Dark Knight Rises"

@TheAtlantic asks the question - Who can't relate to at least one version of the caped crusader?