Hands down the best Batman movie, ever. Burton's Batman is good, but as I've becoming a bigger Batman fan, I've realized just how wrong it is. The Batman isn't quite tortured enough, and there's just too much camp and not enough grittiness (and this is Burton we're talking about, not even Schumacher). Batman and Batman Forever aren't bad, but Phantasm is just infinitely superior. Keaton was a good Batman (by far the besty, but Kevin Conroy absolutely owns him. And if you'd ever told me that Mark Hamill could out-act Jack Nicholson, I'd have told you you're crazy, but Hamill's Joker is simply hands-down the best incarnation I've seen outside of Alan Moore's classic "The Killing Joke."I first saw this about two years ago, when I was 15, and even then I was surprised at how dark it was, given that Batman: TAS had always been relatively tame in terms of death and whatnot. It's a bit dark for the youngings, so I'd screen it for kids ten or under.