This movie was an excellent movie. Language includes ba--ard, d--n, he--(said twice), b-tch, s--t, d--k, and then some .. Eerything is said once except for he--. Violent wise, you see batmans parents get killed with no blood, a man is killed and slid across a desk, showing blood on the desk, The Joker is shot in the face in the beginning showing blood, then falling into a strange chemical. You see a bloody surgery room, a man getting stabbed in the neck with a stick pen, and a man getting electrecuted and then just a burnt corpse, and the joker falls off a building. There is a couple of kisses.

It's a good movie in all, but I think there is a little to much cursing in it. Some blood and violence but not to much. I can't wait to watch it again.

First of all, the story: a fairly generic Batman plot where a bad guy falls into a pit of acid and turns into the Joker, a homicidal psycho with a taste for theatricality. The rest of the movie is slightly boring, and disturbing sometimes, but also sometimes enjoyable with some good acting or a spot of humor, although the action scenes aren't quite up to what you'd expect from a superhero movie. Violence: there's no lack of it. Multiple people are shot, although we rarely see blood. The most graphic instance is when the Joker fires about 15 bullets into a man. We only see the first few hit him, but we later see blood on the newspaper that had been in front of him. The Joker stabs a man in the neck with a quill pen (bloodless), electrocutes a man to the point where he is a charred, blackened, bloody corpse, shoots acid at people, and uses gas that causes people to laugh to death, literally. Before he becomes the Joker, he is shot in the face (fairly bloody). There's a lot of punching, sometimes with blood, and a couple of people take long, fatal falls. Sex: it is implied that Bruce and Vicky spend the night, along with some double entendres. Language: there is some fairly course swearing (worst instances being s**t and g**d**n). There is some drinking.

an o.k. movie, i guess, but it has lots of swearing like s**t, d**k and bi*ch, which are used multiple times within the first few minutes. there's lots of violence. the joker kills many people, and in one funny scene, vandalizes a museum. s*x is implied with vicki and bruce, and in the first few minutes a prostitute tries to stop a married man. [SPOILER] at the end, the joker falls off a high building. at first you think he's alive because of his eerie laugh. but they find out it's just a recording. blood is shown, and it's not seen up close, but you can tell his head is crushed. it's very gross. oh, how could i forget the worst part?? in an old surgery building, in a very scary scene, bloody tools are shown in the dark room as an operator works on the joker's face. his face isn't shown yet, but he takes off his bandages, and, laughing like a maniac, leaves the building. it really scared me. kids may be frightened by the joker.s appearance.

This movie is really good. It's violent, a little scary, and has a lot of swearing. It really isn't for anyone under 11, because they would probably be bored. And it would be way too violent.

Great movie. I really do not care for Tim Burton films. But this one is my favorite. To much language,and smoking. I love the Joker

In this movie a criminal falls into a vat of chemicals and becomes Joker. Now, he tries to defeat Batman. A few times it seems like Batman's going to lose, but he wins. At the end, Joker faces his demise.

I Loved it! Best Batman movie ever! It rocks!!! 8 year olds have got to see this!!!

Tim Burtons Batman was a good start to a fiarly decent Franchise, and even though it is of ocurse a superhero movie, it is still a Tim Burton movie through-and-through because of the gloriously dark production design and sets. It is much tamer than modern superhero movies, but it still has several moments that put the PG-13 rating to good use, such as the increasingly brutal action sceens as the movie progresses, the frightening and menacing character of the joker (all though it is much easier to digest than Heath Ledgers incredible performance in the Dark Knight), some minor sensuality involving implied sex, and plenty of casual drinking and a brief moment of drunkenness. Not the best in the series, but still a very good movie.