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The pace of the story moves in almost Herculean strides and, in covering a complex plot at pace, it manages to avoid the common error of leaving the viewer behind.

Catwoman is a hybrid of superhero/romance, with a feminist touch.

Rich and strange, although its trippy, LSD vibe becomes almost overwhelming in places.

The most mind-bending, spectacular visuals of the entire series.

The film is clever. It is violent and merciless, also.

Its reach doesn’t quite meet its stretch, but there are very good reasons why you should watch it anyway.

Bratt delivers the performance of his career.

The joke - there is only one - has a touch of the Eliza Doolittles about it.

Thomas Ropelewski's script isn't sharp enough and Bratt's character is depressingly phoney.

A serious pile of nonsense.

The setting may be small-town, but this is a vision in microcosm of a whole nation that has been driven inevitably towards anxiety and unease by self-imposed pressures and impossible aspirations.