Customer Ratings & Reviews

This one and Batman both look stunning in 4K. I would have to say this one looks slightly better. Very crisp and sharp picture quality. It looks like it was filmed this year. Looks just as good as any 4K release out today. Certainly better than any of the Marvel movies and especially Wonder Woman. These are classic movies and so happy they released them on 4K. I haven’t seen the other 2, ‘Batman Forever ‘ and ‘Batman & Robin ‘ on 4K yet, I’m waiting for the SteelBook set to come out and will get that. I’m sure they will look just as good, especially since the HDR will be awesome!

It’s insane how modern this film looks on 4K. It’s very clear and nearly full screen. Well worth the money

What can you say? Keaton returns! Features are about as good as you could hope for considering its a bare bones bluray. Still, could be worse! My nose could be gushing blood!

Having grown up with this film and watching it on VHS, DVD and Blu-Ray, I was supremely excited yet nervous about how the 4K transfer would be handled. Having watched over 100 UHDs, I can honestly say this blew me away! The resolution, WCG, HDR and deep black levels combine to produce an image that was almost unfathomable for a film almost 30 years old. Also, despite an outpouring of audio purists cries regarding the upgraded Atmos soundtrack, I was absolutely floored by it- and in a positive way. The height channels are used effectively, and the bat plane crash is absolutely insane! All told, this is (like Batman 1989) one of my Top 5 favorite UHDs and I would almost be willing to buy it twice just as a token of thanks for such a magnificent job handling one of my all-time favorite movies.

Viewing this in 4K is like reliving my first viewing of this film when I was a younger - mind blowing!

This movie looks absolutely amazing for an older film! The standard bluray was so dark and dull. This remastering brings out the details that were buried before and also adds a ton of details! Looks absolutely amazing!

For anyone who grew up in the 90’s, Batman Returns was likely a movie you watched and would flip flop between loving it and hating it because even though it’s gorgeously shot, Batman doesn’t do very much in it. With that being said, seeing this movie upgraded to crystal clear 4K is amazing. The darkness and snow really helps boost the contrast and makes the film pop off the screen. And the improved audio really helps boost the bombastic score. It’s also great that this version comes with all the previous special features AND a free digital copy.

This is a movie that I have come to like more and more over the years. The standout performances, and the witty dialogue carry this movie through. It seems you crave these things a lot more when comparing it to the current crop of movies, and suddenly find it in the older films."Batman Returns" feels this way. Character over Spectacle. The 4K blu ray is a marked improvement over the 1080. It's literally eye candy. Everything just pops. The sound also has an increased rumble and thump to it. This is a must have.

Synopsis: Gotham City faces two monstrous criminal menaces: the bizarre, sinister Penguin (Danny DeVito) and the slinky, mysterious Catwoman (Michelle Pfeiffer). Can Batman (Michael Keaton) battle two formidable foes at once? Especially when one wants to be mayor and the other is romantically attracted to Gotham's hero? Like the 1989 groundbreaking original, Batman Returns is directed by the wizardly Tim Burton. And like the first blockbuster, it's a dazzling adventure that leaves you breathless.

Tim Burton, Michael keaton, Michelle Phifer and danny devito. Excellent cast and movie. 4k is the best way to watch movies, hands down. Lg oled evo, c2 and playing 5. Cinematic

Take it from someone who has seen this film since it was on VHS. This is a great 4k transfer. You can see more detail of every set unlike before when the picture was more compressed.

I was too young to see this movie in theaters when it came out. But from growing up watching it on VHS, this is the best Batman Returns has ever looked. Fantastic movie.

Great follow up to Batman directed by Tim Burton. This movie has so much going on but balances varies plots and characters to excellence. Tim Burton in his creative prime. The casting choices are top notch Keaton returning as Bruce Wayne/Batman, Danny Devito as The Penguin, and Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman. Loved this movie as a child and it still resonates today as an adult. As only the classics can do. Highly recommend!

I own the original Blu-ray, but now with the 4K edition it is going to replace it. Totally worth the 4K HDR upgrade. The video is crisp and good color.

I have bought this movie many times, I have owned it on VHS, DVD, and Bluray! It was always one of my favorites when I was a kid and still to this day one of my favorites as an adult. I actually have a tradition where I watch it every year on Christmas Eve. I couldn't resist buying this one, the cover looked fantastic and I love the feel of the steelbook cases. Great product, great movie.

I'm one of the few who found the 1992 follow up to the original "Batman" to be a superior sequel. The UHD presentation of the Tim Burton film is a knockout. The picture and audio presentations are vastly improved over all previous editions. The Blu-ray included in the set is also a remastered edition, which also improves upon previous home video editions. Highly recommended!

I remember being a kid and excited when this was coming to theaters. I walked away not sure how I felt. It is even more dark in content than the first film. After rewatching it, I appreciate it more. Superhero movies were this dark back in the day. It's amazing how they pushed the envelope with this one. This 4K is a stunner. The movie is not without its faults.

By far my favorite Batman movie, looks great in 4k, again the Gothic theme is perfect for this movie.. Not too campy

This movie glows on 4K Ultra HD ! My only complaint is that the designers changed the killer bat on Batman's chest emblem from the first Batman movie! This movie should have made more money at the theater but Tim Burton made it too dark of a film! This was not for kids at all! The Penguin is too ugly with that pale white make-up & some blood like lips & fangs! Yuck!

This is fantastic UHD upgrade over the old blu-ray. The HDR color palette really shines with some deep saturated primary colors like the Christmas tree near the beginning of the film. Great highlights and contrast. The Dolby ATMOS track is more of a modest upgrade, but adds some nice overhead effects here and there as well as more low end.