And the reaction to Mark Hamill's performance as the Joker couldn't have been stronger.

But afterward, things got heated when one fan asked, "You have talked about how you wanted to give Barbara more story …

The unemployed single mother, of Cavendish Road, Middlesbrough, admitted 10 specimen charges - relating to one sex session for each month of their fling last year - of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity.

''Alcohol, including spirits, was available and it seems the young children at the party were freely able to consume it. ' ''She tried to kiss the boy but he pulled away.'' The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, later told police he had consumed 10 bottles of the vodka-based drink WKD and was really drunk.

Big's alligators, but it does prove useful when undoing the magnetic Miss Caruso's (Smith) dress.

The spy who loved Anya Amasova (Bach) — for 90 minutes, anyway — asks the KGB agent to strip out of her clothes for some nautical nookie.

She said: “I really enjoy the face-to-face contact with my partner.“It hits the exact spot that I need to orgasm.

It’s not too deep, it’s not too shallow, it’s just that magical spot.” Amarna Miller added: “It turns me on.

Throwing a parachute over the couple to shield from government relief, Bond quips, "Oh no, you don't!

"They're supposed to have a father-daughter relationship." In the 1988 graphic novel by writer Alan Moore and artist Brian Bolland, the Joker shoots Barbara, paralyzing her almost as soon as she appears on the page.

In the film version, she's the protagonist of the story for the first 20 minutes — fighting crime and dealing with conflicting feelings about her working relationship with Batman, and whether it's time to move on and leave crime fighting behind.

After a heated exchange in which she lashes out at Batman for removing her from a case, she kisses him and it's implied they have sex (though that takes place offscreen).

During the premiere, the moment played well, with fans clapping.