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Reply #90 posted 04/07/12 1:55am

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"V for Vendetta", hands down.

Although I'm sure some would say that technically V doesn't count in that sense, to me he does.

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Reply #91 posted 04/07/12 4:05am

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kewlschool said:

SUPRMAN said:

Those are the two best superhero movies made.

Watchmen is an epic superhero movie up there with 'Begins' and 'Knight.'

The Incredibles is a very good superhero movie. Off the top, can't think of a better animated one.

I own 'The Punisher.' Like it enough.

Batman - Michael Keaton. This one is still watchable and enjoyable despite the presence of the better brethren.

Don't own any of the Spiderman's. Good but not epic. They don't even stop me while channel surfing.

I like the trailer for the new Spiderman. That looks like something I'd own. Looks like they took a Batman to Spiderman, which is an upgrade.

Wolverine - I'm a fan and I really like Gambit. Should have been more cohesive. Don't own it though.

Iron Man,-I keep wanting to like. I've seen it three times, but don't feel it.

X-Men 1 and 2 -are decent action flicks but seem to want to avoid being epic at all costs. Too bad.

X-Men 3 -was senselessly a mess. Why not just use the source material?!

The Hulk - The Ang Lee version had a great first half and then dumbed down into senseless action. Lou Ferrigno is still the signature Hulk. It would work in a movie.

Blade 1 & 2 - I liked 2 better but own neither. Not that big on vampires. 'Let me In' is the only one I own.

Thor - I can't even watch that a second time.

Superman - None of them are impressive or even memorable.

Fantastic Four - Nothing memorable there.

Captain America - Once was enough. Just stupid.

Hellboy - Cliche fest is my sole memory.

I see someone mentioned Matrix: Reloaded

That's still the best action film. Reloaded and The Matrix would be in front of both Batman's for me.

[Edited 4/4/12 20:40pm]

Matrix was a good movie, but I will have to disagree with reloaded it was pile of boring porn. Every scene was used to emulate a porn scene , there's the leather scene, there's the "orgy" scene, it's obvious-we get it directors you love porn. But, I actually burst out laughing in the movie theater several times because it was so blatantly cheesy.

Shiiiiiiiiiiit, that army of Mr. Smiths was no joke, neither was the flying, the albino twins, the fight on the stairs or the epic highway scene. It was the perfect sequel, it gave you everything you liked about the original and amped it up times ten. It was so good it made Matrix Revolutions redundant and anticlimactic by comparisson. There was no way they could top it.

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Reply #92 posted 04/07/12 4:23am

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As far as animated movies go "Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths" was my favorite. It was Dewayne McDuffie at his finest and showed the world how cool Wonder Woman was. She kicked ass throughout the whole thing.

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Reply #93 posted 04/07/12 8:06am

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dabigdikdangler said:

kewlschool said:

Matrix was a good movie, but I will have to disagree with reloaded it was pile of boring porn. Every scene was used to emulate a porn scene , there's the leather scene, there's the "orgy" scene, it's obvious-we get it directors you love porn. But, I actually burst out laughing in the movie theater several times because it was so blatantly cheesy.

Shiiiiiiiiiiit, that army of Mr. Smiths was no joke, neither was the flying, the albino twins, the fight on the stairs or the epic highway scene. It was the perfect sequel, it gave you everything you liked about the original and amped it up times ten. It was so good it made Matrix Revolutions redundant and anticlimactic by comparisson. There was no way they could top it.

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Reply #94 posted 04/07/12 9:39am

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peedub said:

...is a better movie, superhero or otherwise, than any that have yet been mentioned. imho.

Because it totally rips off The Fantastic Four.

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Reply #95 posted 04/07/12 10:25am

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sextonseven said:

peedub said:

...is a better movie, superhero or otherwise, than any that have yet been mentioned. imho.

Because it totally rips off The Fantastic Four.

If that's the case, the Fantastic Four should appreciate the upgrade.

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Reply #96 posted 04/07/12 4:06pm

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SUPRMAN said:

sextonseven said:

Because it totally rips off The Fantastic Four.

If that's the case, the Fantastic Four should appreciate the upgrade.

If you've been reading the Fantastic Four comics the last few years, you'll know it has been as good as it has ever been since it launched 50 years ago and The Incredibles isn't an upgrade.

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Reply #97 posted 04/07/12 4:17pm

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sextonseven said:

SUPRMAN said:

If that's the case, the Fantastic Four should appreciate the upgrade.

If you've been reading the Fantastic Four comics the last few years, you'll know it has been as good as it has ever been since it launched 50 years ago and The Incredibles isn't an upgrade.

I was thinking the movies. I wasn't comparing comic books. I didn't think the Incredibles had one.

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Reply #98 posted 04/08/12 1:11pm

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SUPRMAN said:

dabigdikdangler said:

Shiiiiiiiiiiit, that army of Mr. Smiths was no joke, neither was the flying, the albino twins, the fight on the stairs or the epic highway scene. It was the perfect sequel, it gave you everything you liked about the original and amped it up times ten. It was so good it made Matrix Revolutions redundant and anticlimactic by comparisson. There was no way they could top it.

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Co-co-sign. Reloaded is the best one.

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Reply #99 posted 04/08/12 4:00pm

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XMen First Class

The Dark Knight

Iron Man

Watchmen

Thor

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Reply #100 posted 04/09/12 1:16pm

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SUPRMAN said:

sextonseven said:

If you've been reading the Fantastic Four comics the last few years, you'll know it has been as good as it has ever been since it launched 50 years ago and The Incredibles isn't an upgrade.

I was thinking the movies. I wasn't comparing comic books. I didn't think the Incredibles had one.

The Incredibles movie was clearly heavily influenced by the Fantastic Four books since the Fantastic Four movie wasn't released until several months after The Incredibles.

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Reply #101 posted 04/12/12 2:59pm

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sextonseven said:

SUPRMAN said:

I was thinking the movies. I wasn't comparing comic books. I didn't think the Incredibles had one.

The Incredibles movie was clearly heavily influenced by the Fantastic Four books since the Fantastic Four movie wasn't released until several months after The Incredibles.

True. Sadly, the FF movies failed to live up to the comics and were the most disappointing superhero flicks in years.

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Reply #102 posted 04/13/12 5:06am

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namepeace said:

sextonseven said:

The Incredibles movie was clearly heavily influenced by the Fantastic Four books since the Fantastic Four movie wasn't released until several months after The Incredibles.

True. Sadly, the FF movies failed to live up to the comics and were the most disappointing superhero flicks in years.

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Bad casting, weak script and they totally screwed up Dr. Doom. Plus, Galactus is a friggin' cloud - WTF?????

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Reply #103 posted 04/17/12 6:58am

Lisa10

OOh look! There's a Captain Britain.

[img:$uid]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/2b/Captbrit.jpg[/img:$uid]

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Reply #104 posted 04/17/12 9:23am

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Lisa10 said:

OOh look! There's a Captain Britain.

[img:$uid]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/2b/Captbrit.jpg[/img:$uid]

He was always dull as dishwater, but he has a cool purple-haired psychic sister. She had a psychic knife that was the focused totality of her telepathic powers.


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Reply #105 posted 04/17/12 9:45am

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Efan said:

Lisa10 said:

OOh look! There's a Captain Britain.

[img:$uid]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/2b/Captbrit.jpg[/img:$uid]

He was always dull as dishwater

I like when he's part of a team--like the old Excalibur series

Or even better, the more recent Captain Britain and the MI 13:

MI 13 were all real Brits as opposed to Excalibur which were Cap, Meggan and a bunch of X-Men. That series ended way too soon.

Now Captain Britain is part of the Avengers. confused

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Reply #106 posted 04/17/12 10:09am

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This is how I rank the Marvel movies I've seen:

Spider-Man 2

Spider-Man

Iron Man

X2: X-Men United

Captain America: The First Avenger

Thor

Blade 2

The Incredible Hulk

Iron Man 2

Spider-Man 3

X-Men

Blade

X-Men: First Class

Hulk

X-Men 3: The Last Stand

Blade: Trinity

Fantastic Four

X-Men Origins: Wolverine

Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer

Daredevil

Ghost Rider

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Reply #107 posted 04/17/12 12:10pm

Lisa10

Efan said:

Lisa10 said:

OOh look! There's a Captain Britain.

[img:$uid]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/2b/Captbrit.jpg[/img:$uid]

He was always dull as dishwater, but he has a cool purple-haired psychic sister. She had a psychic knife that was the focused totality of her telepathic powers.


When I heard there was a Captain Britain, I imagined he wouldn't be quite as 'super' as some of the other heroes. lol

The name doesn't sound right.

His sister, however.... now she looks pretty damned super! biggrin

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Reply #108 posted 04/17/12 2:02pm

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Lisa10 said:

When I heard there was a Captain Britain, I imagined he wouldn't be quite as 'super' as some of the other heroes. lol

The name doesn't sound right.

He is like Superman without the humility--an upper class ponce. The current Union Jack is more a hero for the common man.

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Reply #109 posted 04/18/12 9:57am

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sextonseven said:

This is how I rank the Marvel movies I've seen:

Spider-Man 2

Spider-Man

Iron Man

X2: X-Men United

Captain America: The First Avenger

Thor

Blade 2

The Incredible Hulk

Iron Man 2

Spider-Man 3

X-Men

Blade

X-Men: First Class

Hulk

X-Men 3: The Last Stand

Blade: Trinity

Fantastic Four

X-Men Origins: Wolverine

Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer

Daredevil

Ghost Rider

X2: X-Men United

Blade 2

X-Men: First Class

Thor

X-Men

X-Men 3: The Last Stand

Spider-Man 2

Spider-Man

Blade: Trinity

Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer

Daredevil

Blade

Captain America: The First Avenger

Hulk

Fantastic Four

X-Men Origins: Wolverine

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Reply #110 posted 04/19/12 9:31am

namepeace

sextonseven said:

This is how I rank the Marvel movies I've seen:

Spider-Man 2

X-Men: First Class

Blade

Spider-Man

Captain America: The First Avenger

Thor

Iron Man

Iron Man 2

X2: X-Men United

X-Men

The Incredible Hulk

Hulk

X-Men 3: The Last Stand

X-Men Origins: Wolverine

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