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<p dir="auto"><strong>TMC-4</strong> — <em>9 years ago(October 06, 2016 03:56 PM)</em></p>
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4. Batman (1989)<br />
Jack Nicholson's sheer maniacal presence as The Joker makes this one an easy sell, as long as you're prepared to accept some of Tim Burton's more off-the-wall flourishes (such as the Clown Prince of Crime dispersing his Smilex gas by way of balloons).<br />
There's a strong operatic feel to the final showdown, as The Joker takes Vicki Vale (Kim Basinger) hostage and hauls her to the top of a Gothic cathedral, dancing with her when the Caped Crusader (Michael Keaton) finally arrives.<br />
The fight itself may not last long, but it's surprisingly brutal, with The Joker's blood-soaked chattering teeth falling out, and there's plenty of psychological intensity as Batman confronts him about killing his parents.<br />
It loses a few points because of the peculiar decision to have Batman flat-out murder The Joker (by tethering his leg to a stone gargoyle before he can escape by chopper), but the beautiful visuals, strong atmosphere and excellent performances make it extremely entertaining. Plus, it's aged surprisingly well.</p>
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