In a scholarly analysis of female protagonists in action cinema, Heldman et al said that the film ends with Catwoman choosing "a solo existence as her sexualized body slinks into the full moon; even this otherwise agentic act is constructed for the consumption of the male gaze that follows her. The film presents her agency, power, and freedom as derivative of her hypersexualization." Bill Muller of The Arizona Republic stated that Berry should possibly give back her 2001 Academy Award as a penalty for the film. Accolades Berry arrived at the ceremony to accept her Razzie in person while carrying her Best Actress Oscar. She semi-sarcastically described the finished film as "a piece of shit, godawful movie" and quipped "It was just what my career needed," Оther media A video game based on the film was published by Electronic Arts UK and Argonaut Games. Featuring voice actor Jennifer Hale, the game varies from the film's plot and received negative reviews on Metacritic. In 2003, Warner Bros. approached Boyd Kirkland to write a script for a Catwoman direct-to-video animated feature film to tie-in with the film's release. Although the script was written, the project was discarded due to the film's critical and box office failure. See also List of films based on DC Comics publications List of films considered the worst References External links 2004 films 2000s English-language films 2004 action films 2000s superhero films African-American superhero films American action films American superhero films Batman (1989 film series) Catwoman in other media Films based on works by Bob Kane Films based on works by Bill Finger Superheroine films Films scored by Klaus Badelt Films produced by Denise Di Novi Films shot in Los Angeles Films shot in Vancouver Films about cats Films with screenplays by John Rogers Mariticide in fiction Resurrection in film American vigilante films Village Roadshow Pictures films Warner Bros. films Films based on Egyptian mythology Films directed by Pitof Golden Raspberry Award winning films 2000s American films Films based on DC Comics Bastet