The 1994 Fantastic 4 movie, Ghost Rider, Captain America (1979), Captain America 2: Death Too Soon, Captain America (1990)and Daredevil (Director's cut was pretty good though). Wow, 3 of those were prototypes for one of the best they have to offer so far. That's sad.
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I'm surprised NICK FURY: AGENT OF SHIELD hasn't been mentioned. But that's more a hilarious awful.
I'd like to point out that alot of the earlier "marvel" films werent actualy produced by marvel, for a list of the films marvel have actualy produced and are in the process there of, you can go here.
http://www.imdb.com/company/co0051941/
So yeah general misconeption out of the way, alot of the awefull earlier movies like spider-man fantastic four, electra and so on were all produced by outside companies, marvel still did spider-man 3 though so i can't forgive them for that.
http://www.imdb.com/company/co0051941/
So yeah general misconeption out of the way, alot of the awefull earlier movies like spider-man fantastic four, electra and so on were all produced by outside companies, marvel still did spider-man 3 though so i can't forgive them for that.
I actually thought the Ghost rider movies were not to bad.
Although I though Captain america was goddawful.
I do hope they make a Deadpool movie at some point.
Although I though Captain america was goddawful.
I do hope they make a Deadpool movie at some point.
Really, that's all that matters to you? It's not correct unless the punisher kills people and wears a skill T-Shirt. Oh wait, I keep forgetting that I'm dealing with continuity whores that only care about superficial things about comic books and cannot evaluate the overall project on its own.WolfThomas said:
Whether or not he wears a skull T-Shirt is irrelevant. The skull has nothing to do with the character's motivations in the movie, which are consistent from the comic book. It feels right for the early 90s portrayal of the character, when the character used criminal informants on a regular basis.
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The first Hulk was shit, but that's considered non-cannon, so I'm not too pissed about it
The Fantastic Four movies were decent but they were targeted at children rather than teenagers and adults, like the recent ones are
And the Spiderman trilogy was a steaming pile of horse shit, the new one looks pretty good though
The only pre-"Avengers Saga" movies that Marvel seems to stand buy are the X-Men ones, which is good, because they were bloody good
So overall, Fantastic Four 2: Silver Surfer is the worst current generation marvel movie, with the Spidermans coming a close second, third and fourth and the original Fantastic Four slotting in at fifth
The Fantastic Four movies were decent but they were targeted at children rather than teenagers and adults, like the recent ones are
And the Spiderman trilogy was a steaming pile of horse shit, the new one looks pretty good though
The only pre-"Avengers Saga" movies that Marvel seems to stand buy are the X-Men ones, which is good, because they were bloody good
So overall, Fantastic Four 2: Silver Surfer is the worst current generation marvel movie, with the Spidermans coming a close second, third and fourth and the original Fantastic Four slotting in at fifth
The Hulk is never going to have a good movie, because the Hulk is not a very interesting character. The concept behind him is very interesting, but the character itself is just a big, green muscle man who roars; Not much you can build around that.roushutsu said:
He might have more chance of working in The Avengers movie, because he'll likely be a secondary character.
OT: Worst Marvel movie? Probably Iron Man 2. Literally nothing, and I mean nothing happened in that movie.
Spiderman 3. Its no wonder Tobey Maguire can't show his face as Spiderman/Peter Parker ever again.
Actually, the first Fantastic Four movie wasn't too bad... not brilliant by any standard, but not bad, per se...Regnes said:
OT: I'd agree with Hulk. It just bored the crap out of me. Then again, I was younger and less interested in it. I might try re-watching it at some point just for the sake of it.
Also agree with Dare Devil/Elektra.
The Shirt isn't the big issue, though the Skull symbo lis synonymous with the Punisher, what he has worn in every comic, from his original appearance in Spiderman to the much lauded gritty realistic MAX run by Garth Ennis. It's not a continuity whore thing, it's like having Superman with a plain blue shirt instead of his S.malestrithe said:
But the killing thing is important. In the 1989 version he teams up with the Gangster responsible for his family's death. That's completely against the core of his character, he has a black and white code, if you are bad you die. There's no wiggle room.
The film itself is not bad, it would be a perfectly decent 80's generic action movie. It's just not the Punisher.
Well, assuming we're talking about the new wave of movies. I found them all to be pretty average. Iron Man was good, but the rest, eh, pretty forgettable.
