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Follow us today to a 2004 American superhero film called: Catwoman.
Before we start, be aware: there are spoilers!
An unconscious curly-haired woman flows underwater.
Her death is actually the beginning of a new life.
First, however, let's see how she got to this point.
The main character is Patience Phillips, a shy woman who works for a boss she hates.
Patience fails to stand up for herself and is disrespected.
The woman is a talented artist, but she wastes her skills working for a cosmetics company
as a graphic designer.
The only person she gets along with at work is her sweet friend Sally.
George Hedare runs the company together with his supermodel wife, Laurel.
They will launch a new anti-aging product called BeauLine.
Laurel had been secretly using it for years.
Nevertheless, her husband decided to replace his wife with a much younger and more beautiful
model.
Patience designed the advertisement, but George, disappointed, orders her to redo it.
George is that abusive boss who never hesitates to take benefits from staff.
Devastated and frustrated, Patience returns home.
At night Patience has trouble sleeping because of the noisy neighbors.
The woman wakes up to ask them to turn down the music, but they ignore her.
The next morning, she workes on the company's new advertisement.
In the process, she notices the cat on the window sill.
As she approaches, she realizes that the cat has climbed onto a higher windowsill and is
potentially stuck.
To try to reach the cat, Patience climbs the window sill.
She soon realizes that this is not a good idea.
A passing detective mistakes her intentions for a bad outcome.
He asks for her apartment number and rushes to stop her.
He takes her back inside the apartment, and Patience explains to him that she only wants
to help the cat.
She would have liked to talk more but realizes that she is late for work.
In her haste to leave, she drops her wallet.
The detective, Tom Lone, picks it up and tracks her down at work.
He returns her wallet and asks her for a coffee date.
Patience is shy, but Sally encourages her to accept.
Patience stays working late into the night to finish the project.
Later, Patience goes to the production factory to deliver her work.
In the meantime, Laurel was discussing BeauLine cream with the doctor.
Thus, Patience learns that BeauLine causes severe health problems.
Astonished, she recoils at several tools.
She attracts their attention, and two men chase her.
Patience runs into a large drainage pipe, where she gets trapped and is carried into
the river.
She loses consciousness and drowns within moments.
The cat following her for a few days appears beside her body and gathers several other
cats around him.
The cat passes a green-colored vapor to Patience, and she comes back to life.
She soon realizes that she has senses far superior to those of humans.
Eventually, Patience unsteadily drags herself along and jumps home like a cat.
Her movements are uncontrollable, and she breaks the glass of her own window.
The next day, she wakes up and notices the smashed window.
In the meantime, Detective Tom is waiting for her for their appointment.
Unfortunately, her memories of what happened before then are blank.
The cat that saved her life is still inside the house.
Patience finds on the cat's collar a note with an address.
She finds the address and tells the owner that she has her cat.
The woman, Ophelia, is a former professor who lives alone in a house full of cats.
The woman explains that the cat she found is named Midnight, a rare Egyptian Mau.
The cat has special powers given only to a few deserving women after they die.
Patience doesn’t take her seriously and can't wait to leave.
When she was about to leave, Ophelia threw catnip at her.
Patience acts precisely as a cat would with catnip.
Ophelia realizes that Patience is no longer a normal human.
The girl runs off to work and falls asleep while her boss yells at her.
George is furious that Patience is not working on the project.
She talks back at him, which angers him even more.
Patience regrets wasting her time at the company and is fired.
As soon as George leaves, her colleagues huddle around her to congratulate her.
Patience takes her stuff and leaves with Sally.
When they pass a jewelry store, Patience notices a beautiful collar necklace.
At that instant, Sally suddenly faints.
Patience takes her to the hospital, and Sally seems to be okay.
Patience visits Tom at a school where he encourages children to be well-behaved.
The girl wants to apologize for showing up for the appointment.
Afterward, the two have fun together with the children on the basketball court.
Patience returns home and starts eating canned fish.
That night, the neighbors were having a noisy party.
She yells at them to be quiet, but they ignore her.
Old Patience would have backed down, but now she keels over, knocking on their door.
Then she beats up the landlord and destroys the music equipment.
That night, Patience becomes a different person, gets a new haircut, and wears a leather dress
she had received as a gift.
She takes a motorcycle and drives to the store where she has seen that beautiful necklace.
In the process, she notices thieves robbing the store.
Patience, who is now called Catwoman, calls them amateurs and starts beating them up.
She really seems to be having fun with them.
The following day, she wakes up on the floor and finds the bed full of jewelry.
She puts them all in a package and returns them to the robbed store.
The police were already investigating the store and found the package with a "sorry"
note with all the jewels.
Later, Patience returns to the bizarre woman.
Ophelia tells her that Midnight wanted to test whether Patience was worthy of its gift.
Now, Patience has a gift and a new life.
She is an entirely new person with new responsibilities.
Now on the hunt, Patience wears an ill leather dress and wears the cat mask that Ophelia
gave her.
Catwoman sets out to find the man who had tried to shoot her the night she died.
Patience arrives at a nightclub and gets a glass of milk.
She wanders around and finds the man she is looking for.
Catwoman throws him out and, with absurd speed, disarms him.
She eventually knocks him down and, after a scuffle, discovers that he has no idea who
Patience is.
He knows that this is a scandal within the company and tells her that she should talk
to George or Laurel.
Catwoman goes to the company's headquarters.
Inside, she finds the doctor she saw the night before.
He was lying dead on the floor.
A passing janitor enters the scene and mistakes Catwoman for the man's killer.
The alarm goes off, and Catwoman flees as soon as the police arrive.
The next day at the police station, Tom notices that the writing "sorry" on the coffee and
the bag are similar.
Eventually, they analyze the two writings, and it turns out the same person wrote them.
Tom and Patience meet at the rides.
The detective tells her about coincidences, but the evidence is still insufficient to
suspect anything.
A little later, they take a ride on the observation wheel.
At one point, the wheel has an anomaly.
They suddenly notice a child about to fall off.
Tom tries to approach and save the child, but Patience realizes that he will not make
it in time, so she springs into action.
Within seconds she reaches the child and grabs him by the hand, saving him.
Now a wanted criminal, Catwoman sneaks into George's private residence.
Inside she clashes briefly with Laurel.
Catwoman demands to know where George is, telling Laurel about the terrible effects
of BeauLine.
Laurel says she wants to help her and gives a hotel's address and a cell phone to keep
in touch.
Also that night, Catwoman finds George with Drina, another up-and-coming model, on a private
balcony.
After entering, a security guard notices her and calls the police.
Drina gets bored and walks away briefly.
Catwoman takes his place and tries to interrogate George and scratches his face.
Soon after, Catwoman is interrupted by the sudden appearance of the police.
The woman jumps onto the stage with no other choice.
Below the stage, she meets Detective Tom with a gun.
The two begin to fight.
Catwoman doesn’t want to really hurt him; she flirts and kisses him.
In a few minutes, reinforcements arrive, and Catwoman is forced to flee.
The next day Laurel walks into her husband's office and sees him complaining about the
scars on his face.
The woman provokes him and hits him.
George loses control and raises his hand against her but gets hurt.
This is one of the effects of BeauLine.
Also, that day, Patience prepares for another date with Tom.
Sally helps her pick out her dress.
During another date, Tom tells Patience about his fight with Catwoman.
He reveals that she kissed him, but she doesn’t seem jealous.
Later that night, the two sleep together, but Tom wakes up in the middle of the night.
Tom finds a diamond-studded claw in Patience's house, which he immediately recognizes.
He brings a glass Patience had been drinking from the police laboratory.
Analysis shows that Patience and Catwoman are the same people.
Meanwhile, Patience wakes up alone in bed and receives a phone call from Laurel telling
her that she has found evidence of her husband's crimes.
Catwoman goes to his residence and finds George fatally injured on the floor.
This is actually a trap, and Laurel throws the gun into Catwoman's hands for the police
to identify her as the murderer.
Patience's agility allows her to escape unobserved.
When she returns home the next day, she finds Tom inside.
He knows she could quickly disarm him if she wanted to, but she does not.
Patience tries to prove her innocence, but Tom points out that all the evidence shows
Catwoman as the killer.
In tears, she allows him to lock her up in the holding cell.
That night, Midnight enters the cell.
This motivates Patience to go out and stop Laurel's evil plan.
In the meantime, Laurel announces BeauLine's release on the market.
Catwoman goes to the BeauLine production warehouse and disables all the trucks to prevent the
delivery of the goods.
Tom goes to the BeauLine press conference.
He privately pulls Laurel aside and tells her he has asked her for proof of her crimes.
She unwittingly confesses to killing her husband and prepares to kill him.
Fortunately, Catwoman arrives in time, but Tom is already injured and cannot run quickly.
Laurel follows to finish them off, and Patience is forced to stay behind to fight her off.
Catwoman discovers that thanks to the cream, Laurel cannot feel pain.
Nevertheless, after a long fight, Catwoman puts Laurel one step from death.
He tries to save her, but Laurel falls out the window and passes out.
Catwoman's exploits are on the news, and the Hedra company is shut down.
In the end, Patience breaks off her relationship with Tom and prepares to live her own life,
free and untamed.
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