Batman (1989)

I've went to see 1995's Batman Forever and 1997's Batman & Robin on the big screen when I was in elementary school. And just after I saw Batman & Robin, I was at home having dinner with my family, watching TV, and my Dad puts on the 1989 movie Batman. I never even knew about this movie, being that the 1st one I heard was Batman Returns. I watched the original Batman and thought it was very creepy, but I had no idea that years later that I found out that Tim Burton was the man who directed it. This movie was shot at Pinewood Studios in London and began filming a month after I was born. Over the years, I started to get use to this movie and it's one of my favorites. I loved how Tim Burton made this movie his own way like he does in his other movies. Jack Nicholson's version of The Joker was both funny and a little bit scary. I don't care which version is way better, I think both Nicholson and Heath Ledger are brilliant in their own way. The music by Danny Elfman, who did the score, and Prince, who wrote the songs, was fantastic. I loved how the movie ends with the music when we see Batman on top of a building and in the sky is his bat signal. That music is featured in the previews of the other Batman films. I've never read any of the comics growing up but I'll watch the films. Tim Burton's Batman is one of the best movies I've ever seen and it's a true classic to all movie fans.