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Depends what you mean by "all the Batman movies". There are quite a few out there.

The 90s BTAS is one of the best animated series ever. However, it doesn't follow any strict timeline - they're all pretty much stand along. Also, there are more than a hundred episodes and many of them are crap. Especially Penguin episodes.

Batman Beyond is set in the 2040s, it's a wholly different take. You don't really need to have seen BTAS (it's a sequel series) for it, but it's nothing like any Batman movie.

BTBATB, as it's known, is a team-up series. It doesn't teach you anything about Batman, except that you can sell any hero as long as they're second fiddle to Batman. There are a few episodes that delve into Batman, but they only appear later on in the series.

You missed the 2004 series The Batman, which isn't that bad, but generally considered BTAS-lite. There's also Beware the Batman, which started out meh but really picked up pace in the second half of the first (and only) season.

I'd say, if you liked the Burton movies, go for Batman: The Animated Series. Just make sure to skip anything that has Penguin in it.