Selina Kyle turns into Catwoman | Batman Returns (4k Remastered)

Batman Returns (1992) 4k Remastered
Scene: Selina Kyle turns into Catwoman

Storyline: When a corrupt businessman and the grotesque Penguin plot to take control of Gotham City, only Batman can stop them, while the Catwoman has her own agenda.

Director: Tim Burton
Cast: Michael Keaton (Batman / Bruce Wayne), Danny DeVito (Penguin / Oswald Cobblepot), Michelle Pfeiffer (Catwoman / Selina Kyle), Christopher Walken (Max Shreck), Michael Gough (Alfred Pennyworth), Pat Hingle (Commissioner James Gordon)

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[jadescapade]

Actors so concerned with portraying the Joker properly and I'm over here like no one has been able to better do Catwoman justice since this film.

[sams_not_here]

Wait so she created the entire suit out of only that leather jacket? Talk about DIY Queen🤣

[johnstjohn]

Such a pyschotic but masterful performance by Michelle Pfeifer

[UnhappyMerchant]

I’ve always loved the contrast between her going to her apartment after work, and after ‘dying’.
When she says “Honey I’m home.. oh wait, I’m not married” for the first time, it’s a tongue in cheek comment on her part about how she’s lonely. The second time, it’s more like she’s actually quite depressed about that fact.
Super interesting portrayal of Selina Kyle!

[HawkinaBox]

The anxiety I feel when she trashes her apartment

[adamf.charles]

This scene scared me so much when i was a kid and watched it first time. Its like werewolf transformation, but without any actual shapeshifting - only thing that changing is her broken mind

[lfh.]

Just as Danny DeVito is the perfect Penguin, Michelle Pfeiffer is the perfect Catwoman. Period.

[rainbowpegacornstudios]

I love that line. "I don't know about you Miss Kitty, but I feel so much yummier."

[magrathea]

Having a mental breakdown but constructing an entire costume. GOALS!

[svsproductions]

Notice how the camera isnt moving around like crazy and theres very little cuts to different angles. The shot is held much longer than in movies today. Now its so annoying seems like they try and get as many angles and jump cuts into a scene when only 2 would of been necessary. The constant moving of the camera makes it hard for our brains to absorb what were seeing and really feel like were there. Like the part wheres shes drinking the milk. That shot holds for around 30 seconds. Unheard of in action/superhero films today.

[BiggensIrons]

Forever my favourite Selina Kyle/Catwoman, no one has embodied both sides of her so perfectly. Michelle really portrayed Selina's spiral from a repressed, broken woman, to a dangerous, seductive, unhinged villainess with an undercurrent of vulnerability and a desire for a happy life.

[thijswiertje]

4:41 She destroyed the O and the T. Now it says ‘Hell Here’. That’s deep.

[nathancruz]

I find it very depressing, when she’s destroying her own apartment and her toys at the same time.

[MonalisaCerrutti]

Michelle Pfeifer delivered one of her best performances when she played the part of the catwoman. She is the best catwoman ever!

[adam-llyf]

This is one of the first movies that I remember giving me nightmares as a child. Tim Burton really went much darker with the sequel in every possible way. I understand that this movie may not people some peoples cup of tea, but I just love it so much, specifically for Michelle Pfeiffer’s brilliant performance.

[Hardrive]

Haven't seen this movie since I was a kid and damn this shit is darker than I remember

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I know many crazy cat ladies

She just tops the rest

[erissablackthorn]

"Honey, i'm home"
"Oh i forgot, i'm not married" XD

[marcwashington]

No cats were psychologically traumatized during the filming of this scene.

[sakuram]

I love all the symbolism going on in this particular scene. I think this scene alone makes the entire movie for me. Definitely my favorite Batman movie specifically for her portrayal of cat woman in this movie. The first one was good, but Michelle just sells this movie for me. Danny was amazing, too, but Michelle is just the entire story for me. You see her as meek and frail, then this scene where she finds her inner darkness and destroys her toys (I believe this represents self destruction of her innocence, or perhaps an allusion to rape because she feels her innocence was forcibly taken from her). It’s a really powerful moment and really sets up her character development perfectly