That would probably be Batman: The Movie made back in the 60s with Adam West & Burt Ward as Batman & Robin respectively
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There seem to be some debate on which one counts as the first Batman movie. The one from 1943 is listed as a single movie on IMDB, but some don't consider it to be a movie, more like a TV-series mashed into a single viewing. Then we have the 1966 batman movie, simply called Batman: The movie. It's not very good (I've seen it).
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Of the newer ones, there was the Tim Burton version back around '89, starring Michael Keaton as Batman and Jack Nicholson as Mr J, followed by Batman Returns (just ignore Batman & Robin and Batman Forever) OR you have the Nolan trilogy which started with Batman Begins...
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What do you mean by the newer ones? There's the movie from 1989 just called "Batman" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096895/, and Batman Begins from 2005 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0372784/, both of which were the beginnings of series.
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60's movie was pretty good actually if you liked the Adam West era series, otherwise I can see it being not very good. I recently rewatched it.
I seen both of the serialized Batman "movies" (they were shown before featured movies back in the day when they were released). Quite funny to watch (not a comedy, just because of watching them with a modern eye) but a wee bit racist.
I hated the Tim Burton Batmans but I do plan to rewatch them to see if I still hate them.
The modern trilogy isn't too bad but gravel voice Batman I kind of found annoying.
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If you're looking for 'newer' ones, Tim Burton's 'Batman' from 1989 may be the one for you. Burton made a sequel 'Batman Returns' in 1992.
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I plan on watching it.
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