Discussion YMMV / Catwoman

The following example needs to be rewritten to be less complainy;

• Narm: The film tries so hard to make an example against sexism (a heroine starring without her usual male counterparts from the comics, a leitmotif about female independence and a mentor who preaches against male academia) that the fact its villains are a cosmetics corporation that plans to sell toxic skin cream becomes unintentionally hilarious, if not downright offensive. It makes it look like, after so much effort, the writers still didn't believe a female audience would get into a plot unrelated to stereotypically feminine interests.

Can Catwoman be considered an Ensemble Dark Horse? While she is very popular, she does get a lot of spot-light and appears very frequently in comic and other media and had two rather successful on-goings. Breakout Character seems more fitting.