Nicole Kidman is hot in this

http://www.batman-online.com/forum/index.php?topic=2900.msg45485#msg45485

You could argue that Vicki represents Bruce attempting to satisfy and normalize himself within the context of a normal, healthy relationship with a psychologically stable woman. It doesn't work out so well.

Selina, then, is Bruce attempting to satisfy and normalize himself within the context of an abnormal, unhealthy relationship with a psychologically unhinged woman. That doesn't work out too well either.

Thus in Batman Forever we see that women aren't his problem per sé. He's a f**ked up, mentally scarred individual and until he resolves those conflicts, he can never be happy no matter what choices he makes in life.

Julie Madison in B&R, then, is kind of going full circle in that she's clearly looking for a husband and has her sights set on Bruce... who, though no longer a messed up individual with serious vengeance issues, can't commit to marriage since in a way he's already married to Batman. It's a sacrifice he's willingly making as opposed to a loss he's helpless to prevent. He's motivated by different values and philosophies by the time of B&R such that "losing the girl" isn't a personal setback in the same way it was in any of the previous films.

I'm a staunch liberal, but I agree. It's ridiculous how anyone who doesn't follow the strict party-line is attacked.

I see the lovely Zoe Saldana could be the next one to feel Hollywood's ire since she's just made a critical comment about the arrogance of Hillary's campaign. Once again, I agree with her, and it's clear, that like Kidman, she's not Trump supporter but just a little more objective and open-minded than others.