The Tim Burton-era Batman movies are being made available on Amazon's streaming service.
Back in September, a bunch of tentpole movies from Warner Bros. were added to Amazon's Prime Video service. This included a horde of live-action DC movies. The Batman, Joker, Wonder Woman, and many others appeared on Prime Video seemingly out of nowhere, giving subscribers a lot of DC titles to watch. Some of them, like the Tim Burton Batman films, exited the service shortly after. Not to worry, because they're coming back next month.
Prime Video recently unveiled the full list of movies and TV shows making their way to its lineup over the course of November. Jurassic Park and The Fast & the Furious are among the movies set to hit the service, along with a handful of returning DC films. On November 1st, all four of the original Batman films are heading back to Prime Video. 1989's Batman movie, Batman Returns, Batman Forever, and Batman & Robin will all be available on Prime Video next month, along with the Halle Berry Catwoman film.
Coming Soon to Prime VideoThe DC movies are just a handful of the films set to arrive on Prime Video at the start of November.
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