Catwoman: Hunted (2022)

Catwoman: Hunted is a sleek, anime-kissed burst of DC noir that treats Selina Kyle less like a side character and more like the movie star she’s always been, gliding through danger with a thief’s grace and a survivor’s grit. The animation snaps with stylish confidence, and the action is staged like a series of kinetic set pieces—fast, clear, and satisfyingly punchy—while Elizabeth Gillies gives Catwoman a voice that’s equal parts purr and steel. It moves with the brisk momentum of a globetrotting caper, balancing criminal glamour, Interpol pressure, and a crackling Batwoman rivalry without getting bogged down in lore. If you want a grounded, brooding Batman saga, this isn’t that; it’s a sharp, fun, slightly suggestive PG-13 thrill ride that knows exactly how to make a heist feel like a dance on a knife’s edge.

Catwoman: Hunted is clearly aiming for a slick, anime-tinged heist romp where Selina bounces between globe-trotting action, flirtatious swagger, and a rogues’ gallery of DC villains. The problem is it often feels more like a fast montage of cool set pieces than a fully satisfying story, with thin character work and plot beats that don’t land with much weight. If you’re hoping for a deeper Catwoman character study or a tightly constructed crime thriller, this will likely feel slight and a bit frivolous. On the plus side, the animation style is punchy, the pacing rarely drags, and Elizabeth Gillies brings enough attitude to make the ride watchable if you’re just here for stylish action.