Kim Basinger, Michelle Pfieffer, Drew Barrymore, Alicia Silverstone

The Pierce Brosnan James Bond movies.
1, 2 Freddy's coming for you. 3, 4 better lock your door.

Most likely she was. But I can't believe how I could be so gullible to such an error like this. I guess cuz she was in the 1989 movie as well, it really stuck with me. Her character in the movie was not someone that many people would even deem a good example for anyone and it didn't help matters.

I think Jerry Hall was still married to Mick Jagger at the time.

What do you mean? I haven't heard this association before.
What did she do?
I believed she and Anton Furst had dated before around the time Batman 1989 was released and she dumped him, and it led to Furst's suicide. However, upon closer inspection after your responseit appears I made a grave error. I heard from someone a long time ago that they were dating and she broke his heart badly and Anton Furst committed suicide as a result of that. So I was always very bitter towards Jerry Hall for a long time.
Now I have come to the realization how wrong I was. It was Beverly D'Angelo that broke his heart and that failed relationship was a factor in Anton Furst's suicide.
I guess maybe now I could put Jerry Hall in there as an honorable mention. But wowdo I feel like a big idiot.

guess if you sectioned each Bond to make it manageable one of them could trump Batman 89-97 (doing it from memory without checking cast list)
Brosnan - 95-02
Goldeneye/Reign of Fire woman, Famke Jannsen, Teri Hatcher,
Denise Richard
, Braveheart woman, Halle Berry, Rosmin Pike
Moore - 73-85
Jane Seymore, Britt Ekland,
Barbara Bach
, Lois Childs, Maud Adams, Tanya Roberts
Connery era 62-71/83
Ursula Andress, Honor Blackman, the Thunderball women, Diana Rigg, Jill St John,
Kim Basinger
, Barbara Carrera
Dalton 87-89
cant remember their names.
Craig 06-
Eva Green, woman from Oblivion, the Skyfall woman,
Monica Belluci
etc

How about the actresses in the Mission: Impossible franchise?
Emmanuelle Beart, Kristin Scott Thomas, Thandie Newton, Keri Russell, Michelle Monaghan, Rebecca Ferguson, Maggie Q, Paula Patton, La Seydoux, Jingchu Zhang, Hermione Corfield.

I'd put Jerry Hall in therebut she's the reason we don't have Anton Furst anymoreso she ain't welcome there.
What do you mean? I haven't heard this association before.
What did she do?

Kim Basinger, Michelle Pfieffer, Nicole Kidman and Uma Thurman really stand out the most to me from the 1989-1997 movie franchise and from any other movie series out there. Truly my type of women, both in their striking, sensual looks and daring and dangerous personalities.
Honorable mentions: Cristi Conaway, Debi Mazar and Drew Barrymore.
I'd put Jerry Hall in therebut she's the reason we don't have Anton Furst anymoreso she ain't welcome there.
Because of this, I would have to agree with you, Harv.I can't find any other movie or tv franchise with much hotter women than the 1989-1997 Batman movies.

I don't find any of those Star Trek women sexy, and the Superman women were mostly quite bland too.
But I guess it's all a matter of personal taste.

Star Trek?
Nichelle Nicols, Persis Khambata, Kirstie Alley, Robin Curtis, Catherine Hicks, Kim Catrall, Marina Sirtis, Gates McFadden,
Superman?
Margot Kidder, Valerie Perrine, Sarah Douglas, Pamela Stephenson, Annette O'Toole, Helen Slater, Mariel Hemingway

Exactly.
And very few of the 007 women are given any distinct personalities and are simply there to be notches on Bond's bed-post.

The james bond franchise and the actresses aren't as good as the batman actresses.

Nope.
I love the MCU but most of the leading ladies aren't all that sexy (although they're mostly very good actresses, and it's actually a good thing that they're not mere eye candy as some of the Burton/Schumacher ladies arguably were). Plus, the sexiest leading lady, Zoe Saldana, is sadly covered in green body paint.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe!?

Definitely X-Men for me too.
Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fan

Apart from Halle Berry and maybe Rebecca Romijn, I don't see the appeal of any of those women. Although it's odd that you choose not to mention Olivia Munn, one of the few other women in those films who is attractive.
But I guess femininity isn't 'in' these days, and those X-Men films are simply reflecting today's trends.

X-Men
Famke Janssen, Halle Berry, Rebecca Romijn, Kelly Hu, Ellen Page, Jennifer Lawrence, Zoe Kravitz, January Jones, Dania Ramirez, Svetlana Khodchenkova, Tao Okamoto, Sophie Turner, Alexandra Shipp

I'm now editing it. But that was funny.

1887??
I thought that 'Batman is a Time-Lord theory' thread was a joke!
http://www.imdb.com/board/10096895/board/thread/261673505
All for a box of chocolates

Kim Basinger, Cristi Conaway, Elle MacPherson.