"The Bat. The Cat. The Penguin."

Batman Returns

Movie19922sa 6dkstar7.0(7,282)trending_up23
ActionFantasy
Director:Tim Burton

The monstrous Penguin, who dwells in the sewers beneath Gotham, joins up with corrupt mayoral candidate Max Shreck to topple the Batman once and for all. But when Shreck's timid assistant Selina Kyle finds out, and Shreck tries to kill her, she's transformed into the sexy Catwoman. She teams up with the Penguin and Shreck to destroy Batman, but sparks fly unexpectedly when she confronts the caped crusader.

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StatusReleased
Release DateJune 19, 1992
Release Dates
Andorra:
Theatrical - Jun 19, 1992
Australia:
Theatrical - Jun 19, 1992 (M)
Brazil:
Theatrical - Jul 3, 1992 (12)
Canada:
Theatrical - Jun 19, 1992 (14A)
Germany:
Theatrical - Jul 16, 1992 (12)
Digital - Jan 13, 2026 (12)
Runtime2sa 6dk
Budget$80,000,000
Revenue$280,000,000
Profit$200,000,000
Origin CountryUnited States
Original LanguageEnglish
Spoken LanguagesEnglish

Production Companies

Warner Bros. PicturesPolygram Pictures

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The Movie Mob5/10

**Batman Returns overplays the comic book campiness of the decade and Burton's strange style but is balanced by astonishing performances and a more contained superhero story.** Warner Bros was quick to begin production on a sequel to Batman (1989) after its colossal success literally saved the studio from bankruptcy. This time Tim Burton was given complete creative control over the entire film,…

Andre Gonzales8/10

The only other great batman movie. Not as much action but still was a really good movie.

Rob6/10

Tim Burton's original Batman definitely deserved a worthy sequel. Unfortunately, this just doesn't cut it. Keaton's Batman deserved more grit and drama, not corny comical antics. It's worth a look, but keep your expectations low.

CinemaSerf7/10

Michael Keaton returns as the caped crusader, but he doesn't actually feature so much as this story is dominated by the megalomaniac "Shreck" (Christopher Walken) and the even more bonkers "Oswald Cobblepot" (Danny DeVito). The latter man was dumped into the sewers by his parents when he was a baby because he resembled a penguin rather then a child. Brought up in the sewers by squillions of other …

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