For the record, the skeleton compressing bit is real. Cats can fit through any space as large as their head. I don’t know how… but I can say the same for the rest of the movie too
@@alisaurus4224 her skull is the only part of her skeleton that can shrink, but unfortunately cat law still applies so no matter how much she shrinks her head the rest of her body is logically obligated to fit, too
Its because of 2 things, 1) cats dont have fully attached collar bones (detached collarbones), and flexible hips, the only part of their body they cant manipulate is their skull, thats why their head is the determining factor for if it can get into a spot
More like, "call the COP..." Apparently, he's the only one on th force, since he's the beat cop, detective, interrogator, handwriting analysis, takes on robberies, murders, suicide watch, problems at your local theater - all at once! - saves kids at carnivals... the list is endless, bc he _is_ the force!
@@322king i am not the type of guy that likes revealing clothes on a woman,i much the prefer the original thight jumpsuit Catgirl for that reason. The reason i liked this movies was the overrall "magical/etereal" feel it have,where the cringe parts give a kind of aftertaste. They are cringy,yeah,for that specific reason it feels weird and disconnected,and it helps to convey that she is infact possess by a nonhuman entity. Also,i really liked the brown philter of the camera,almost simulating the haze of a hot summer day.
@MC Gaming well,you can argue that this one of the main characteristics of Catwoman,be it in bikini or a tight skinsuit . She represent a very feminine concept, and so attractiveness is one of her main features. The concept is the same,it is the way that is different. Frankly i preferred the first costume she had in the movie,felt more simple,realistic, and cool.
I think the cat powers were suppose to have been inherited as there was a whole race of cat people. I think the skin cream had side effects but had nothing to do with their power.
i love how half the stuff you say are variations on 'i swear I'm not making this up' . it's like you're trying to convince yourself this is actually real and not some nightmare
this movie is a gem. I've watched it 6 times since I was a kid. and it never fails to be entertaining. also, because our tv station is broke and just puts on old movies every year...
This video is just an excuse for Marcus to say he's got a *nonbinary partner now Edited to support their identity. Sorry for not checking this comment for a month!
When I was a kid I loved this movie. I never understood what it was about and at the time I hated cats (because they ate most of our baby chickens, it's a long story) but for some reason I loved it. When I discovered that catwoman is a villain of batman's, I immediately thought that this movie showed her origins D:
I wonder if it was like a show of wealth/budget? Like a "look at how many cameras we have rolling at once at all these weird angles" kinda thing that some people thought was a sign of quality back then. Or maybe it was just edgy rebellion against older movies that didn't do any of that in a "these ain't yer grandpa's movies!!" way
12:46 "She keeps confronting Sharon Stone in multiple scenes, but then at the end of each scene one of them just leaves." I was today years old when I realised that Catwoman passes the Bechdel Test with flying colors.
If I was chained up and thrown in a prison and unable to move my arms and legs, then I might watch the SW prequels. But if that isn't available then I might pick this as an alternative, on a good day maybe.
As a kid when this movie came out I was so hype about it, it didn't even bother me that the script was bad, the plot was worse and it wasn't comic canon. still a guilty love of mine and I low key hope someone can take it, reboot it and make it fit into the universe so it makes sense.
This movie walked so that Joker could run. They're both standalone movies about a Batman Villain that alter the comic book origin and both the protagonists are losers who become powerful and confident except one actor won a Razzie and the other an Oscar
@@gimmeyourrights8292 ...Neither was sane, whatchu on about? One is literally extremely mentally ill, and the other eats sushi like some kind of lunatic and has actual kleptomania.
I remember watching this when I was like 7 in theaters with the fam. It was a TRIP lol. The lighting of the whole movie made it seem so unreal and like a dream at the time. I didn't understand what was going on at all. For all of it I just thought it was a cat lady jumping around and fighting people. Looking at the movie now and wow it's so bad.
This movie was on tv a few years ago and when i saw the magical shit I just said "Oh i guess its not based of the Batman character its just a new character."
I remember I saw a tweet a couple months ago with a couple thousand retweets and likes saying that Catwoman is underrated classic. That’s when I knew I didn’t want to be on this planet anymore
I hear everything that you're saying, but here's a counterpoint for why it's not the _worst_ superhero movie ever made: Haley Berry in an all leather costume.
Unfortunately I took a group of my friends to see the movie at theaters. I discounted the critical reviews and had free tickets. As we walked out of the movie, I profusely apologized for its shitty quality and one of my friends said, "Dude you are so lucky that that movie was free."
When my friend and I were watching this movie, we had to split it in two parts, because every minute we had to stop to discuss what is wrong with it. We watched 1,4-hour film for NINE. F%CKING. HOURS. An astonishing experience.
@@darlalathan6143I honestly don’t think they should. The spider bite gives Peter the abilities of a spider, not the actual attributes. It’s why he has enhanced senses, the ability to stick to walls (which aren’t due to barbs), and proportional strength but he doesn’t have 4 eyes, 8 legs or of course, spinnerets.
I love how you included a clip asking your girlfriend to borrow jewelry to make it clear yo the audience that you, in fact, do not own a pretty silver necklace
I’ve seen all of Halle Berry’s movies. And with all due respect to her... She is not a leading roll type actor. She is a supporting actress as best. She does well adding to whatever it is she is in but not able to carry a movie solo. Cat woman sucked because of a male director. If it was a female like how Patty Jenkins did WW then it would’ve turned out great. That was even said years before WW came out.
@Roena Williams to be completely honest and straight up! She did very well in Boomerang where the story and directors were both black, one being Eddie Murphy himself. Not saying she needs to do garbage like BAPS, which was directed by Robert Townsend, which he should be ashamed of. But to actually do a movie and get a razzie award and no one blames the writers or directors or screenplay just Halle? Wtf
@@ibrahimabdullahi3077 I know full well what a Karen is, I just fail to see how every woman with short hair is automatically Karen material. Not to mention the fact that Catwoman has short hair in some of her incarnations, mainly the games and comics.
That haircut is literally the only other thing they got right about the character aside from calling her Catwoman. But they still lose points cause Catwoman has black hair, not brown.
I am a movie addict... And somehow I didn't even know this movie existed. I feel like everybody involved in creating this film has tried to hide it's existence
To be fair, "an army of magical ghost cats" is far from the most ridiculous thing comics have done. The one positive thing that can be said about this movie is that a woman of color got to be the superhero star. And retracting that positive, Halle Berry is one of only a handful of women of color who ever gets to star in movies.
Lil late, but the superheroes jumping off of buildings thing on this and daredevil is also from spiderman. Like the studios thought that was a crucial part of the superhero movie recipe along with edgy monologues
6:16 I personally prefer the "natural" web to mechanical shooters. It makes a lot of sense from a biological standpoint, since Peter was bit by a spider, and spiders produce web with their bodies. It consequently does more to make Peter Spider-Man than his iconic, though actually not spider-related, sixth sense. But most importantly, given the ridiculous amounts of web fluid that Spider-Man uses to swing around NYC and fight bad guys, it's way easier to use the character's entire body to mask this goof than two tiny wrist-mounted shooters that would realistically last him maybe a minute, tops. Also, biological web automatically answers the question "why is no one using Spider-Man's insane web fluid to build stuff, considering it's easily the most transportable building material in history that simultaneously rivals the durability of steel?"
I know it’s a bad movie. But It holds a special place in my heart because I loved it when I was a child. I probably shouldn’t have even seen it when I was a child because it’s oddly sexual, looking back.
@Jimmy Barker BvS has things you can enjoy (OST, Batmobile, warehouse, Batfleck). SS has things you can enjoy (Deadshot, Captain Boomerang). This movie has nothing.
i can’t believe they made a movie about a batman character and a company selling evil face cream and they didn’t somehow think to use the already existing evil face cream company from the animated series?? why is this not a clayface movie??
Let me ask the question: Did they actually license the character from DC comics to produce this movie, or does this atrocity count as legally reasonably distinct?
Only marginally more crazy than Tim Burton’s take on it. In Batman Returns, Selina gets fed up with systemic misogyny, gets yeeted out a window, and then gets bitten back to life by a bunch of normal cats. Also, she literally has nine lives. Because she was bitten by cats.
YouWantMyPancake - Make no mistake, Batman Returns is a masterpiece; I love it, possibly the most Tim Burton Tim Burton there is when he was at the top of his game. Terrible Batman movie; brilliant Tim Burton movie. Selina played by the most iconic actor; gets her power from random alley cats and hatred of the patriarchy. Penguin is a literal mutant who has a clown posse and weaponized missile-launcher penguins. And then there’s just Christopher Walken, himself qualifying as a villain without needing any modifying features. The movie’s off the friggin’ chain.
SamWallace Art I thought I read that she was supposed to have survived the fall and just had a psychotic breakdown and only believed she had nine lives. Of course I can’t think of a reliable source for that but I always liked to believe it. Either way the movie is insane and I love it.
Either that or huge salaries. Bailey got $15 million, it sounds like Stone got $10 million, Wilson seemingly got $5 Million (he once called this movie the biggest payday he ever got), Bratt probably got a similar salary and Pitof surely got a big check. Plus, Pitof’s “trademark” was that he filmed his movies exclusively with then-expensive digital cameras. All in all, at least half of the budget up in smoke even before anything is on set.
Grumpy Oldman it gave him supernatural abilities like going upstairs really really quickly, and smiling at strange women, and being a shitty knock off of Bruce Wane.
