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* AtTheOperaTonight: Villain George Hedare takes his mistress to a Creator/CirqueDuSoleil-style performance; the latter is bored and leaves... just in time for the heroine to take her place in the private box and confront him. She dodges the security officers by jumping onto the stage and scrambling up the back wall; the audience thinks she's AllPartOfTheShow and applauds.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one would connect the extremely distinctive injuries/deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. This, despite the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly since the customers would be furious that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release... and which they would still have to ''keep'' using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one would connect the extremely distinctive injuries/deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. This, despite the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly since the customers a lot of well-off people would be furious that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release... and which they would still have to ''keep'' using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one would connect the extremely distinctive injuries/deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. This, despite the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly since the customers would be highly irate that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release... and which they would still have to ''keep'' using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one would connect the extremely distinctive injuries/deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. This, despite the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly since the customers would be highly irate furious that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release... and which they would still have to ''keep'' using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one would connect the extremely distinctive injuries/deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. This, despite the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when any high-profile customers (who'd be able to hire top-notch lawyers) discovered that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release... and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one would connect the extremely distinctive injuries/deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. This, despite the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when any high-profile since the customers (who'd would be able to hire top-notch lawyers) discovered highly irate that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release... and which they would still have to keep ''keep'' using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* ActorAllusion: It's not the first time Michael Massee (Armando) plays a henchman responsible for [[Film/TheCrow the main protagonist's death who eventually comes back for vengeance.]]
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* ActorAllusion: It's not the first time Michael Massee (Armando) plays a henchman responsible for [[Film/TheCrow [[Film/TheCrow1994 the main protagonist's death who eventually comes back for vengeance.]]
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could possibly connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when any high-profile customers (who'd be able to hire top-notch lawyers) discovered that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release... and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could possibly would connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths injuries/deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind This, despite the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when any high-profile customers (who'd be able to hire top-notch lawyers) discovered that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release... and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* AffirmativeActionLegacy: African-American Patience Philips is established as the latest successor to the Catwoman name.
* AllPartOfTheShow: After confronting the male villain in his box seat, the heroine escapes security guards in a theater by leaping onto the stage and scrambling up the back wall -- but since the show is in the style of Creator/CirqueDuSoleil, the audience thinks she's just an acrobat and applaud her feat.
* AllPartOfTheShow: After confronting the male villain in his box seat, the heroine escapes security guards in a theater by leaping onto the stage and scrambling up the back wall -- but since the show is in the style of Creator/CirqueDuSoleil, the audience thinks she's just an acrobat and applaud her feat.
* AtTheOperaTonight: Villain George Hedare takes his mistress to a Creator/CirqueDuSoleil-style performance; the latter is bored and leaves... just in time for the heroine to take her place in the private box and confront him. She dodges the security officers by jumping onto the stage and scrambling up the back wall; the audience thinks she's AllPartOfTheShow and applauds.
* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: Patience has to crawl through a waste pipe and gets drowned by a massive jet of sewage. However, when she washes up on shore, she's only just got a bit of dirt on her face.
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* CanonForeigner: There are absolutely ''zero'' characters in this movie originating from any point in DC Comics history. Not even Catwoman herself, whose secret identity is Patience Philips here as opposed to Selina Kyle.
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* BigBad: [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Laurel Hedare]], who plans to ship her deadly Beau-care skin care product worldwide and frames Catwoman for murder.
* CanonForeigner: There are absolutely ''zero'' characters in this movie originating from any point in DC Comics history. Not even Catwoman herself, whose secret identity is Patience Philips here as opposed to SelinaKyle. Kyle.
* CardboardBoxOfUnemployment: After dying and getting resurrected with feline powers, an overconfident Patience lays out a brutal TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to her BadBoss George Hedare in front of the entire office. She's fired on the spot and told to clean out her cubicle. Cue Patience walking down the street with obligatory cardboard box of office paraphernalia.
* CanonForeigner: There are absolutely ''zero'' characters in this movie originating from any point in DC Comics history. Not even Catwoman herself, whose secret identity is Patience Philips here as opposed to Selina
* CardboardBoxOfUnemployment: After dying and getting resurrected with feline powers, an overconfident Patience lays out a brutal TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to her BadBoss George Hedare in front of the entire office. She's fired on the spot and told to clean out her cubicle. Cue Patience walking down the street with obligatory cardboard box of office paraphernalia.
* CrocodileTears: The titular character confronts the villainess in her home, who reveals her husband's dead body which just so happens to be covered in deep scratches, right before she triggers an alarm and cues crocodile tears, screaming [-"IT WAS CATWOMAN!"-]
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* DatingCatwoman: Patience a.k.a. Catwoman and Tom Lone, although Tom doesn't know about her alter ego [[spoiler: at first]].
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* DatingCatwoman: Patience a.k.a. Catwoman and Tom Lone, although Tom doesn't know about her alter ego [[spoiler: at [[spoiler:at first]].
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* EyeAwaken: When Patience Phillips appears to have been killed, her iris suddenly transforms to reveal that she is alive.
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* FerrisWheelOfDoom: A Ferris wheel mysteriously breaks down while the leads are on it, allowing Tom to shut down the motor and stop it, and Patience to save a little boy who falls out of a seat that somehow suffers a structural failure at the same time.
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* AGlassInTheHand: The villain crushes her glass and marvels at how her hand is completely unscathed, an attempt at TheReveal. Unfortunately, it didn't work so well, considering how ground into the mind SoftGlass is.
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* HeistClash: On her first night out as Catwoman, Patience breaks into a jewelry store while it is being robbed by other thieves. Patience makes short work of them and takes their loot.
* HighOnCatnip: There's a scene where the titular character reacts very... strangely to catnip.
* HighOnCatnip: There's a scene where the titular character reacts very... strangely to catnip.
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* InterruptedSuicide: The title character chases her cat on a ledge and is [[MistakenForSuicidal mistaken for a jumper]], almost falling to her death in the process.
* ItsASmallNetAfterAll: Subverted. When Patience Phillips looks up "cats" on Google, she gets a ton of irrelevant hits of little old ladies dressing their pet cats in ridiculous costumes. She then tries the more specific search "cat worship"; although this does cue a creepy plot-relevant montage of cat cults throughout history, the images she gets are believably of the sort you'd expect to get if you tried to search that on Google.
* ItsASmallNetAfterAll: Subverted. When Patience Phillips looks up "cats" on Google, she gets a ton of irrelevant hits of little old ladies dressing their pet cats in ridiculous costumes. She then tries the more specific search "cat worship"; although this does cue a creepy plot-relevant montage of cat cults throughout history, the images she gets are believably of the sort you'd expect to get if you tried to search that on Google.
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* WoundedGazelleGambit: Patience confronts the villainess in her home, who reveals her husband's dead body which just so happens to be covered in deep scratches, right before she triggers an alarm and cues crocodile tears, screaming [-"IT WAS CATWOMAN!"-]
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could possibly connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when any high-profile customers who'd be able to hire top-notch lawyers discovered that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release... and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could possibly connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when any high-profile customers who'd (who'd be able to hire top-notch lawyers lawyers) discovered that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release... and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* AdaptedOut: Franchise/{{Batman}}, Catwoman's nemesis and occasional love interest, does not appear nor get mentioned in the film at all.
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* AdaptedOut: Franchise/{{Batman}}, Catwoman's nemesis and [[DatingCatwoman occasional love interest, interest]], does not appear nor get mentioned in the film at all.all. In fact, the same goes for literally ''every'' character connected to the original DC Comics stories; right down to Catwoman's usual alias, Selina Kyle.
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* AntiHero: Catwoman. Though she's a hero, she's got no compunctions about stealing and roughing up her targets.
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: The scene where Catwoman short circuits the speakers in a club by spraying them with water is a pretty egregious example. Doing this, in reality, is a [[HoistByHisOwnPetard sure-fire way to get electrocuted yourself]]!
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: The scene where Catwoman short circuits the speakers in a club by spraying them with water is a pretty egregious example. Doing this, in reality, is a [[HoistByHisOwnPetard sure-fire way to get electrocuted yourself]]!
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* AntiHero: Catwoman. Though she's a hero, definitely more heroic than her comic self for the most part, she's still got no compunctions about stealing stealing, fighting dirty and roughing up her targets.
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: The scene where Catwomanshort circuits short-circuits the speakers in a club by spraying them with water is a pretty egregious example. Doing this, in reality, is a [[HoistByHisOwnPetard sure-fire way to get electrocuted yourself]]!
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: The scene where Catwoman
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* BackFromTheDead: How Patience becomes Catwoman.
* BadGuyBar: Catwoman attends one during the film.
* BadGuyBar: Catwoman attends one during the film.
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* BackFromTheDead: How Patience becomes Catwoman.
Catwoman. After drowning in a floodgate while trying to escape from Laurel, Mau finds and resurrects her because she tried to help him down from a tall building earlier, and gives her cat-themed superpowers to boot.
* BadGuyBar: Catwoman attends one during thefilm.film, setting up the [[LactoseOverLiquor "White Russian that's just plain cream" joke]].
* BadGuyBar: Catwoman attends one during the
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* CanonForeigner: There are absolutely ''zero'' characters in this movie originating from any point in DC Comics history.
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* CanonForeigner: There are absolutely ''zero'' characters in this movie originating from any point in DC Comics history. Not even Catwoman herself, whose secret identity is Patience Philips here as opposed to Selina Kyle.
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* CatsAreMagic: They have the power to bring you back from the dead and give you their powers.
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* CatsAreMagic: They have the power If you're nice to Egyptian cat spirits like Mau, they'll demonstrate their ability to bring you back from the dead and give you their powers.superpowers.
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* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler: Laurel goes out this way.]]
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* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler: Laurel [[spoiler:Laurel goes out this way.way; falling from her own building after being shocked by her own decaying appearance from the Beau-line, and hitting a spotlight on impact.]]
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* InNameOnly: Given that the main character isn't even Selina Kyle, you kinda have to expect this trope to be in play. The movie makes a few references to previous Catwoman incarnations - notably the scene in ''Film/BatmanReturns'' where Selina is brought back to life after being killed by Schreck, but otherwise, this movie goes off on its own track and bears little resemblance to the [[ComicBook/{{Catwoman}} comics version of Catwoman]]. Other than the main character being a cat-themed anti-heroine who dresses in black leather and wields a whip, there's no resemblance.
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* InNameOnly: Given that the main character isn't even Selina Kyle, you kinda have to expect this trope to be in play. The movie makes a few references to previous Catwoman incarnations - notably the scene in ''Film/BatmanReturns'' where Selina is brought back to life after being killed by Schreck, but otherwise, this movie goes off on its own track and bears little resemblance to the [[ComicBook/{{Catwoman}} comics version of Catwoman]]. Other than the main character being a cat-themed anti-heroine who dresses in black leather and wields a whip, there's no resemblance.barely anything to compare.
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* MakeUpIsEvil: Beau-line is a skin cream that causes all sorts of terrible side effects - if you stop using it. See CosmeticHorror.
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* MakeUpIsEvil: Beau-line is a skin cream that causes all sorts of terrible side effects - if you stop using it. See CosmeticHorror.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could possibly connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when any high-profile customers who'd be able to hire top-notch lawyers discovered that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release...and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could possibly connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when any high-profile customers who'd be able to hire top-notch lawyers discovered that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release... and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* LightIsNotGood: Given that Catwoman dresses in black outfits, [[BigBad Laurel]] has to wear white/bright ones to visually contrast her.
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* DrinkBasedCharacterization: Catwoman orders a White Russian without ice, vodka, or Kahlua. The bartender gives her a glass of cream. Did we mention that Catwoman is basically a cat?
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could possibly connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when several high-profile customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release...and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could possibly connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when several any high-profile customers learned who'd be able to hire top-notch lawyers discovered that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release...and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could possibly connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release...and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could possibly connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when several high-profile customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release...and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could ''possibly'' connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''facial disintegration''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would ''want.'' Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release...and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could ''possibly'' possibly connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''facial disintegration''' '''''facial disintegration''''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would ''want.'' want. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release...and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could ''possibly'' connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people -- who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics -- back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''facial disintegration''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that Sally's been having), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would ''want.'' Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release...and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could ''possibly'' connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people -- people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics -- cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''facial disintegration''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, a lot of whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that Sally's been having), eventually land Sally in the hospital), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would ''want.'' Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release...and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* BareYourMidriff: Whenever Patience Becomes Catwoman. Probably the only thing to admire in this movie.
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* GayBestFriend: One of Patience's few friends.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could ''possibly'' connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people -- who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics -- back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''facial disintegration''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, and a lot of people would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that Sally's been having), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream prevents aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would ''want.'' Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release...and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could ''possibly'' connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people -- who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics -- back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''facial disintegration''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, and a lot of people whom would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that Sally's been having), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream prevents preventing aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would ''want.'' Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release...and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could ''possibly'' connect the extremely distinctive deaths of numerous people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''facial disintegration''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, or that at least some people would seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that Sally's been having), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard as marble, and their faces ''melting'' if they stopped using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when the customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release, and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could ''possibly'' connect the extremely distinctive injuries or deaths of numerous people, people -- who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics, cosmetics -- back to their company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''facial disintegration''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, or that at least some and a lot of people would naturally seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that Sally's been having), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard as marble, to the touch, and their faces ''melting'' if they stopped stop using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Laurel even boasts about the cream prevents aging by making skin and flesh as hard as marble, and honestly seems to think that this is something people would ''want.'' Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when the customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release, release...and which they would still have to keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could ''possibly'' connect the extremely distinctive deaths of numerous people who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics back to their company, or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''facial disintegration''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, and at least some people would seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that Sally's been getting), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard as marble, and their faces ''melting'' if they stopped using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when the customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company ''knew'' was dangerous before widespread release, and which they would still have to ''keep'' using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
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* StupidEvil: It's a mystery how Laurel and George presumably thought no one could ''possibly'' connect the extremely distinctive deaths of numerous people people, who'd either just bought or regularly used their cosmetics cosmetics, back to their company, company; or that if the truth did emerge they wouldn't be in serious trouble. Their justification is that the worst side effects -- aka '''facial disintegration''' -- only happen if you stop using Beau-Line, and they'll just make sure people keep buying it to be certain no one finds that out. Never mind the fact that they can't possibly control the spending habits of every single one of their customers, and or that at least some people would seek medical advice about the lesser side effects of the cream (like the headaches and fainting spells that Sally's been getting), having), their skin gradually losing all sensation and becoming hard as marble, and their faces ''melting'' if they stopped using Beau-Line for whatever reason. Even in the unlikely event that no one died, there would still be a class-action lawsuit the likes of which has never been seen; particularly when the customers learned that they were tricked into getting addicted to a product the company ''knew'' '''knew''' was dangerous before widespread release, and which they would still have to ''keep'' keep using if they didn't want their faces to be destroyed. In fact, if Patience had just done nothing at all, the regular authorities would still have taken care of everything in quick order.
