Catwoman (2004)

A lonely woman who dies in an accident is given the special powers of a cat. She now tries to fight criminals and evil.

I give this movie a 3.5 out of 5.

Starring Halle Berry (X-Men movies, Cloud Atlas, Kings, Kingsman: The Golden Circle) as Patience Philips/ Catwoman, Benjamin Bratt (Despicable Me 2, Law & Order, Doctor Strange, Miss Congeniality) as Tom Lone, Sharon Stone (Casino, Total Recall, Basic Instinct, The Quick and the Dead) as Laurel Hedare, Lambert Wilson (of Gods and Men, Ernest & Celestine, Babylon A.D., The Matrix movies) as George Hedare, Frances Conroy (Six Feet Under, The Aviator, American Horror Story, Scent of a Woman) as Ophelia, Alex Borstein (MADtv; Good Night, and Good Luck., Ted, Animals.) as Sally, the late Michael Massee [1952-2016] (Se7en, Lost Highway, The Amazing Spider-Man, The Crow) as Armando, Byron Mann (Skyscraper, The Big Short, Hell on Wheels, The Man with the Iron Fists) as Wesley, Kim Smith (Van Wilder: Party Liaison, Friday Night Lights, Roommates, Romantically Challenged) as Drina, Christopher Heyerdahl (Tim Star, Hell on Wheels, Damnation, Van Helsing) as Rocker, Peter Wingfield (Highlander, 24, Sanctuary, The Last Sin Eater) as Dr. Ivan Slavicky, Berend McKenzie (Life or Something Like It, Jeremiah, Andromeda, Cold Squad) as Lance, introducing Chase Nelson-Murray (North Grove) as Kid #1, Manny Petruzzelli (Maximum Serge, Evolution: The Animated Movie, Alienators: Evolution Continues, Seven Days) as Kid #2 and introducing Harley Reiner (The L Word) as Kid #3.