“Batman” (1989) 35th Anniversary Concert

CRITIC’S PICK: If you’re into the whole comic book superhero thing, the 1989 Batman movie is being screened in its entirety at Cobb Energy along with a full orchestra playing Danny Elfman’s score; the one-night-only event will be conducted by James Olmstead in what organizers are calling “a unique live multimedia experience.” Attendees are encouraged to don costumes for the occasion.

Director Tim Burton said Elfman “gets the right mixture of light and dark” with his soundtrack. The film starred Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson and was a huge hit at the time. According to IMDB, Nicholson’s percentage of the profits netted him around $60 million. — Kevin C. Madigan