Worst, dumbest, most inaccurate, piece of crap bad super-hero movies ever made.

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CHRISISALL

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 8:50 PM

Fantastic Four, early eighties. It defines 'suck'.

There are more, pick 'em.

Chrisisall, the Human Couch

22CLAWS

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:15 PM

Batman and Robin(1997).

CHRISISALL

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:25 PM

Believe it or not, I thought Batman Forever was just a little bit worse...

Holy Chrisisall

DAYVE

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:28 PM

Helen Slater's - SuperGirl
Steel (1997) -Shaq can't act
Daredevil
Blankman

it goes on and on....

22CLAWS

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:30 PM

Batman and Robin has Arnold.

Chill!
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CHRISISALL

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:32 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Dayve:
Helen Slater's - SuperGirl

*Chrisisall's eyes narrow as he glances at Dayve*

Chrisisall, Kara fan, Slater fan, Goldsmith fan

CHRISISALL

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:34 PM

Batman Forever has a miscast Val.

Un-chill Chrisisall

DAYVE

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:35 PM

Judge Dredd
Captian America (1990)
Dolph Lundgren as THE PUNISHER
ELECTRA
Dick Durock as SWAMP THING

this is actually easier than naming GOOD super hero movies....!

22CLAWS

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:37 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by chrisisall:
Batman Forever has a miscast Val.

Un-chill Chrisisall

vs. Goerge Cloony?!

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GROUNDED

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:40 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Dayve:
Daredevil

Ooh, harsh.

BIGDAMNNOBODY

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:49 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Dayve:
Judge Dredd

"I didn't break the law, I am the law!"
Love this movie, one of my guilty pleasures.

De-lurking to stir stuff up.

OPPYH

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:54 PM

X-Men 3. It started out Ok, then....plot holes, bad acting by all(I call it the Catwoman syndrome. When the movie is bad it makes the actors look bad). All the bad mutants look like Hot Topic rejects, did I mention plot holes? Enough on this garbage.

Catwoman.

The incredible Hulk. Why was Nick Nolte in this movie? It didn't need a bad guy. Hulk had plenty to battle with the military.

DAYVE

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 9:56 PM

i's calls em like i's sees em....

Teenage Mutant Ninja Tutles (1990)
Batman and Robin (1997)
Men in Black (not superhero but plenty bad)
Superman 4 - The Quest For Peace
and the lovely
Howard the Duck

PDCHARLES

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 10:07 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Dayve:
Judge Dredd
Captian America (1990)
Dolph Lundgren as THE PUNISHER
ELECTRA
Dick Durock as SWAMP THING

this is actually easier than naming GOOD super hero movies....!

on the money...

and Catwoman
and B Forever
and B & Robin

GO CANES!!!

ZISKER

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 10:08 PM

Fantastic Four, last year.

I spent a dollar for my ticket and still felt cheated.

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22CLAWS

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 11:52 PM

I saw X-Men yesterday. It was pretty terrible. Mystique, Magneto, Rogue, Prof. X, Kitty Pryde, hell even Cycplops: these characters deserved better.

Most foxes have 16 claws.
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RIVER6213

Wednesday, June 14, 2006 11:58 PM

Helen Slater's - SuperGirl was not a good movie, but as far as I'm concerned Helen Slater herself made a great SuperGirl. It was the movie that she was in that sucked. They had the right costume, they found the right girl, and they injected all of this into a terrible plot.

If they had treated the Supergirl movie using a serious story, the movie would have been terrific.

River

BROWNCOATSANDINISTA

Thursday, June 15, 2006 12:00 AM

X-3 was crap. But you can't blame the actors. The Director killed off major characters as plot devices. Crap. The momentum was way off. If they make another, and they will, get either Brian Singer, who did the first two, or Joss.

"I'm not gonna say that Serenity was the best SciFi movie ever - Oh wait, yes I am."
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"I'd like to see Gina Torres as Wonder Woman actually." Summer Glau

GIXXER

Thursday, June 15, 2006 12:04 AM

Captain America.

Matt Salinger looked mighty uneasy in them duds, and the whole film felt like there was no enthusiasm for it.

Sky Captain.

Mumble mumble look at frame counter on camera as if it's going to be some kind of big deal later on,mumble mumble mumble look at frame counter mumble mumble.

Didn't have the patience to see all of it. Was it a big deal?

Mystery Men. Great cast entirely wasted.

League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.

Biggles. Captain W E Johns would never have stood for this male knitwear model and time travel nonsense.

The Jar-Jar Binks Show

Robocop 2+

Starship Troopers 2

Highlander 2+

Matrix 2+

When will they learn to get a good idea, make a cracking one-off, and then leave it in solitary splendour?

Solo. The book's good (Robert Mason again). Film was so dull.

The Da Vinci Code. (Before you jump on my arse, I call anyone who can parachute holding the corners of a tea-towel a superhero - Or at least someone with a very strong grip).

The Adventures of Pluto Nash. Just when you think you can't get lower than appearing with Dudley "inexplicable what he's doing in Hollywood" Moore.

Chronicles of Riddick. As bad as PB was good.

Sacrilege Corner. Solaris. But then I think Tarkovsky uses way too many thousands of feet of film, nowhere enough editors, and forgets to tell the actors to move a limb now and then. And enough with the horse already.

Battlefield Earth. Speechless.

Plan 9 from Outer Space. That's just criminal.

The Unbelievable. A Richard Hatch one notable for the officially most pathetic CGI monster ever to be created for the screen. So terrible. Honestly, it's the sort of thing I'd produce. Small moment of redemption because Tim Thomerson really can do no wrong.

Jessica Lange's King Kong. I sense a wandering off topic here...

The Hulk wasn't stellar.

G

MSG

Thursday, June 15, 2006 12:18 AM

a bit off tompic but not too much. I like Teenage Mutant Nija Turtles...hey

My husband's ringing in with Batman and Robin and I will more than second Daredevil. I only watched 20 minutes before I had to turn it off. The costume alone was painful no superhero should have a costume that allows him to take off the mask and go into a leather bar and fit right in!

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STORYMARK

Thursday, June 15, 2006 12:43 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by BrowncoatSandinista:
X-3 was crap. But you can't blame the actors. The Director killed off major characters as plot devices. Crap.

In all fairness, the director didn't have much to do with that. The script cast and all was locked in when he was hired at the last minute.

Blame the writers on that count.

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CHRISISALL

Thursday, June 15, 2006 2:43 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by Zisker:
Fantastic Four, last year.

*Chrisisall's eyes narrow as he glances at Zisker*

Chrisisall, Jessica fan, good FX fan, happy super-hero movie for a change fan...

ZISKER

Thursday, June 15, 2006 3:58 AM

Dude, I like Jessica Alba (big DA fan in my day) and have nothing against her, but that movie caused me physical pain nonetheless to watch. The script was a disgrace - which is more of a deathknell for me than poor acting would have been.

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KHYRON

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:18 AM

Haven't seen that many superhero movies, but Daredevil was by far the worst one I've seen. A retarded platypus that's high on crack and has a typewriter close by could have come up with a better script (and that platypus would have been a better actor than Ben Affleck, too).

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JAYNEFAN101

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:24 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by Dayve:
i's calls em like i's sees em....

Teenage Mutant Ninja Tutles (1990)
Batman and Robin (1997)
Men in Black (not superhero but plenty bad)
Superman 4 - The Quest For Peace
and the lovely
Howard the Duck

I AGREE WIT YOU ON THIS 1 EXCEPT MEN IN BLACK....plenty funny

PEULSAR5

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:39 AM

The never-released live action Fantastic Four movie from 1994. To call it a bad movie belittles all the hard work it takes to make a bad movie.

CRAJON

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:43 AM

ELECTRA - okay movie- wrong actress.
Starship Troopers 2- good idea but wrong.(Not super-hero)

ALTA

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:46 AM

I'm gonna have to go with Ultraviolet. The $1.25 I paid at a budget theater was way too much to spend on that peice of go se.

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Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:56 AM

Buffy the Movie
Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Superman 3/4

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Thursday, June 15, 2006 6:26 AM

Dayve,
"Dolph Lundgren as THE PUNISHER."

YES! YES! YES! What an 'orrible piece of crap. Visions of Lundgren off in the corner punishing himself.

Saw a movie on TV recently (Roses, something) about a herd of black girls (the herd were superheroes) who were outlaws in the Old West. Complete with words such as "cool." And Rasta locks. And many who obviously could NOT sit a horse. Egad, what garbage. No ending. Vague. Complete with a token white guy who was the evil one.

DAYVE

Thursday, June 15, 2006 2:18 PM

what's sad is... i actually watched these bombs... and probably enjoyed a couple at the time..... but even really bad movies are funny when you're in the "right" frame of mind"......

who me?....honest occifer, never touch the stuff...!

CHRISISALL

Thursday, June 15, 2006 2:44 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Zisker:
The script was a disgrace (RE: Fantastic Four)

It could have been...better.
But it was a fun movie that made me lol.
I think my expectations were met, and yours were apparently higher than mine, that's all.

Flame-ON Chrisisall

TAYEATRA

Thursday, June 15, 2006 3:04 PM

My turn to weigh in...

To the Browncoat that listed 'League of Extraordinary Gentlemen'. I strongly disagree.

To the BC that listed 'Buffy the Movie'. Yeah it was bad but that was kind of what made it funny!

To all the BC's that listed Daredevil... got room for another on your side of the thread? Shockingly bad, truly terrible. A round of applause to whoever mention the platypus! That would have been much more entertaining that Ben Affleck. (Wow I hate him!)

And I think at this point we all know where I stand on the X-3 issue (see the old thread for bashing aplenty!)

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I'm going to S3!!!
(*Insert hysterical celebration dance here*)

CHRISISALL

Thursday, June 15, 2006 3:42 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Tayeatra:

To all the BC's that listed Daredevil... got room for another on your side of the thread? Shockingly bad, truly terrible.

Are y'all talking about the theatrical release (which I truly disliked), or the Director's cut (which I truly LIKE)?

Miller/Kane/Janson DD fan frow w a a a y back Chrisisall

PATSRULE

Thursday, June 15, 2006 3:54 PM

I have got one that is worse than anything mentioned so far....

Kiss meets the Phantom. Make no mistake, it was a superhero movie, where each of the 4 members of Kiss had a superpower and had to outwit so guy at an amusement park. God Awful Movie!

MSG

Thursday, June 15, 2006 3:59 PM

Speaking of Dolph Lungren's The Punisher is anyone else a bit weirded out by the fact that he's a Fulbright scolar with a masters from MIT in chemical engineering. How can someone so smart be unable to understand that he is really not a good actor??

You're only young once, but you can be immature any time!

CHRISISALL

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:01 PM

He went for the fun.

I would too Chrisisall

THESOMNAMBULIST

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:18 PM

Wow not many left to lambast really.

I must say though, Chrisisall, y'know I have the utmost repect for you fella, but Daredevil for me was about the most crudely put together piece of work I've seen in a long time... and I don't even hate Ben Afleck.

Personally I think the Superhero to cinema notion died a long time ago, with the 3rd Batman, whichever the one with Val Kilmer was?

Never a fan of any of the X-men films either. Wolverine prances around with teen angst, and just never moves on!

Presently we seem to be enduring a glut of CGI effected superhero films that have little to do with the characters they are based upon....So maybe I'll be able to contribute more later.

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ZISKER

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:20 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by chrisisall:
Quote:
Originally posted by Zisker:
The script was a disgrace (RE: Fantastic Four)
It could have been...better.
But it was a fun movie that made me lol.
I think my expectations were met, and yours were apparently higher than mine, that's all.

Flame-ON Chrisisall

*grins, cackles and rubs hands* Flame-ON indeed.

No, see - I was forcibly dragged to the movie with no expectations. And it disappointed even those. Bad writing just slays me. BUT! To really throw gas on the fire:

I got to meet Jessica Alba when she was filming a movie at the college I attended . . .

. . .SHE'S NOT AS PRETTY IN PERSON! IT'S ALL AIR-BRUSHING AND FILM TOUCHING! BWAH-HAHAHAH!

No, I'm totally kidding. She was lovely and my male friends were drooling. Very gracious to the crowd, too. Came off as a very nice person and not a Hollywood nightmare.

I'll un-hijack the thread now. Apologies.

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HAZE

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:25 PM

From Hell (Completely missed the point)

V for Vendetta (They made V a hero)

League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (Where to begin?)

Judge Dredd (No only bad but it almost brought the future lawman down with it)

Batman and Robin (‘nuff said)

X-Men (No you are not the Juggernaut b*tch)

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CHRISISALL

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:30 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by TheSomnambulist:

I must say though, Chrisisall, y'know I have the utmost repect for you fella, but Daredevil for me was about the most crudely put together piece of work I've seen in a long time... and I don't even hate Ben Afleck.

Again, are we talkin' the theatrical or Director's? There's a world of difference between the two...
Theatrical *
Directors ** 1/2*

But being a BIG DD fan from the past may have affected my judgement some...

Chrisisall Murdock

FUTUREMRSFILLION

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:31 PM

I DO NOT CARE - I will watch Dolph Lundgren sift though garbage! As long as he does it with as LITTLE CLOTHING as possible!

Dare I put myself in harms way by saying I liked Michael Keaton as Batman?

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CHRISISALL

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:36 PM

Okay. I liked FF and DD.
I like bad movies, that must be it
I liked Firestarter and Flashdance and Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever and Supergirl and Judge Dredd and Serenity (I'm pretty sure that last one WAS a good movie, no matter what y'all say..).

Chrisisall

CHRISISALL

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:38 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by FutureMrsFIllion:

Dare I put myself in harms way by saying I liked Michael Keaton as Batman?

I bailed on Christian; Keaton's key.

Batisall

KHYRON

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:48 PM

I preferred Keaton, thought he was good. Hated Kilmer and Clooney (nothing against the actors, but they're not Batman), Bale was pretty decent. Although Bale was probably truer to the original character in terms of the way he portrayed Bruce Wayne; Keaton did a sort of Clarke Kent version of Bruce Wayne.

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STILLSHINY

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:49 PM

Ok so honest to say I've not watched all too many Super Hero movies, But I rather liked Daredevil. Hated Hulk - it was all manner of lame. & Elektra was lacking in story, but then who watches Garner as Elektra for her fine acting & storyline. She's a hottie who's kicking tail...in Red.

I would also have to say major negations to the 2nd & 3rd Matrix movies, and I never saw Underworld II, but I loved the first. I just heard that the second was oversexed & overbloody.

I'm curious to see Ghost Rider.

and of course I have to say the only Batman movies that were likeable were the Batman & Batman Begins. The rest were pretty much throwaway. Though props to Jim Carey. Oh yeah & the "original" Batman movie "the shark is pulling our leg old chum.."

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DAYVE

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:52 PM

just thinking here.....yikes..... but everybody has differing tastes in things, for instance movies....
To me, the movie industry has pretty much bottomed out.... i can't really think of a memorable movie i've seen in a while... the whole crash and flash cgi was cool for about 1/2 hour - but with those you usually get no plot - or if the movie is too cerebral it winds up being too boring to sit through -

Now me - i can stand to watch bad movies - someone said Plan 9 from Outer Space - that was just so bad it was classic - i enjoyed Forbidden Planet for the same reason - so, i've cut way back on the movie theater entertainment - i've recently taken to foreign films (yes, with subtitles) just for a change of pace - Turner classics usually has the old stuff that just never dies (even colorized), and they're not making actors like Jimmy Stewart anymore....

so, whether we love em or hate em - we still watch em - and like i've heard said - "one man's trash is another man's treasure"

oh, and Dick Tracy really sucked, too

KHYRON

Thursday, June 15, 2006 4:55 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Dayve:
To me, the movie industry has pretty much bottomed out.... i can't really think of a memorable movie i've seen in a while...

*cough* Serenity *cough*

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DAYVE

Thursday, June 15, 2006 5:00 PM

my most humble apoligies...

MSG

Thursday, June 15, 2006 5:12 PM

Haze- Ok I must disagree I think V is the most wonderful film! I will admit I've not read the comics but the acting is unbelievable. I've never seen anyone masked do such a job of being emotive that by halfway through the film you forget it's a mask and see it as his face. Seiously fabulous film ( though again I am not sure how representative it is of the comic)

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CHRISISALL

Thursday, June 15, 2006 5:14 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Stillshiny:
Ok so honest to say I've not watched all too many Super Hero movies, But I rather liked Daredevil.

Was that the Director's cut?

Obsessed now Chrisisall

GIXXER

Thursday, June 15, 2006 5:15 PM

Punisher. Ah, fond memories...

Favourite fictional Dolph quote "This Harley handles like shit."

HAZE

Thursday, June 15, 2006 5:19 PM

Oh its not a bad film, but tonally it strays to far from the comic. For example in the comics Vs motivations are a mystery. Is he a hero? Or is he just a guy in a mask out for revenge. The movie made no attempt to capture this moral ambivalence. That’s why I don’t like it.

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HAZE

Thursday, June 15, 2006 5:19 PM

See above

DAYVE

Thursday, June 15, 2006 5:23 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by msg:
..... I think V is the most wonderful film!

I'm a fan of anything by Alan Moore including the graphic novels, Watchmen, V for Vendetta and From Hell. He has also written a novel, Voice of the Fire.

I think Moore signed off on the film version of V - that is he didn't want anything to do with it - messing with his baby & all.... but i thought it was a good movie and i thought it was Natalie Portman's best role.

MSG

Thursday, June 15, 2006 5:23 PM

Oh so you like the film, just not how it differs from the comics:)

You're only young once, but you can be immature any time!

HAZE

Thursday, June 15, 2006 5:32 PM

It think its almost arrogance that any screen writer thinks they can possibly improve something Alan Moore wrote. He such a ungodly talented writer it sometime makes my head spin. The level of planning that went into every single panel of Watchmen is just inhuman.

Its little wonder he doesn’t like giving up his babies.

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Thursday, June 15, 2006 6:11 PM

I like most was disappointed with X3...just a let down. I do have to say that though the theatrical version of Daredevil wasn't that hot, the directors cut DVD made a whole lot more sense and made it enjoyable at least. but maybe I'm the only one who thought so

LEIGHKOHL

Thursday, June 15, 2006 7:02 PM

Okay no one has mentioned the worst super hero movie ever made....Flash Gordon -1980. I know...I know...it's a guilty pleasure for me, but I will turn the channel or stop the tape if some one comes in the room, because it is soooo bad, but I love it. I can admit that it is terrible and just a big piece of fluffy stupidity, but I can't seem to not watch it. It's entrancing. Oh I put up BeastMaster but my sister says that it's art, so I guess I'll let you all decide.....Is it wrong that when I met Timothy Dalton the first thing I thought was Prince Barin....

STILLSHINY

Thursday, June 15, 2006 7:22 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by chrisisall:
Quote:
Originally posted by Stillshiny:
Ok so honest to say I've not watched all too many Super Hero movies, But I rather liked Daredevil.
Was that the Director's cut?

Obsessed now Chrisisall

No, I can't say it was. I saw it in the theatre & then later on DVD, but I don't remember it being any "special or directors cut" If I may ask what was the great difference? I'm always curious just what changes are made between studio cut & directors cut.

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J6NGO1977

Thursday, June 15, 2006 7:27 PM

Judge Dredd was bad. The opening sequence with the Block war and the Judges move in looked promising but then.........Dredd took his helmet off. The film then ended. They missed the point of Dredd he is a total facist and cold man who believes in NOTHING but the law. He doesn't crack jokes, he doesn't kiss girls, he especially doesn't hang around with Rob Schneider and save his arse all the time.

Spiderman (1980s). What can I say. The cables looked the best when he was scaling a building in his gay lycra catsuit. LOL

CHRISISALL

Thursday, June 15, 2006 7:42 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Stillshiny:
If I may ask what was the great difference? I'm always curious just what changes are made between studio cut & directors cut.

The studio insisted on a bedroom scene that the director took out of his cut, and there's a major subplot involving Foggy. Thirty minutes was trimmed for the theatre, and it was just character, plot, backstory, and who needs that?

Yeah, it's a much better flick when the director has the last word.

Chrisisall Nelson

STILLSHINY

Thursday, June 15, 2006 8:07 PM

Sounds like I would have liked that better. I thought the bedroom scene was so unnecessary. I know they just came out with another cut of Boondock Saints. Which in my opinion is a awesome movie, but I see no need to see it any bloodier. But that's just me. At heart I'm really pretty conservative. Hope I didn't hijack the thread. Though I should add I think the saints would make great charaters for a set of graphic novels, unless it's already been done & then I'm just obviously out of the "loop"

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CHRISISALL

Thursday, June 15, 2006 8:12 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Sojourner:
I like most was disappointed with X3...just a let down. I do have to say that though the theatrical version of Daredevil wasn't that hot, the directors cut DVD made a whole lot more sense and made it enjoyable at least. but maybe I'm the only one who thought so

I actually didn't think much of X2, beyond the cool fights...

And no, you're not the only one who liked the Director's cut of DD

Radar sense Chrisisall

EMMARIGBY

Sunday, June 18, 2006 9:09 PM

I've skimmed through this thread and why oh why did Catwoman have only two votes as the one of the worst movie ever? I am still in horrified denial of that movie! Ok, it didn't help that I was (and am) a HUGE fan of the comic book character and so pretty much knew going in that I was going to hate it. I held out for ages but had to watch it just to see if it was as bad as I feared. It wasn't. It was sooooo much worse! I mean the comic book character has had so many interesting back stories (from abused street thief to ex hooker) but never once was she protesting about bad makeup firms. Call me picky but I like my films to at least acknowledge their origins (hence my annoyance with Xmen3).

Okay rant over!

As to the rest of the films mentioned, I do agree that most of them have pretty shallow scripts/ acting, but the fact that I have at various nights of insomnia watched and sometimes even enjoyed most of them shows my pretty high tolerance for junk food for the mind!

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CHRISISALL

Monday, June 19, 2006 12:30 AM

Say what you want about Catwoman, it was BAD! But not as bad as Superman 4.

I cried.

Kal-Elisall

SICKDUDE

Thursday, June 22, 2006 10:19 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by patsrule:
Kiss meets the Phantom.

Thanks for mentioning this one! Beyond the horribility of Batman and Robin, and Hulk, there is one more that is the worst...

Going way back here, but does anyone remember "Legends of the Superheroes"? It was a live-action, primetime show c. 1979. Truly awful!!!

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WHISPER

Friday, June 23, 2006 3:08 AM

Does Van Helsing count as a "superhero" movie? If so, it has my vote for worst. I hated the special effects, the script was terribly cheesy, and the acting was very subpar (and i like Hugh Jackman and Kate Beckinsdale). I kept hoping that the overly dramatic speeches would be under-cut Joss-style at some point, but by half the movie i gave up and turned it off.
I haven't seen many of the other movies mentioned- except x-3 (liked) and Daredevil (okay but most likely will not watch again).

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EMBERS

Monday, June 26, 2006 12:09 AM

yeah the Bad Super Hero movies far out weigh the good...
I go easy on The Hulk, I thought Ang Lee actually had something to say.
And I can understand Chrisisall's enjoyment of Fantastic 4
(it wasn't JUST the Alba obsession I'm sure)

But the only good Batman was Michael Keatons
(all the rest were really bad,
although Geo Clooney made a good Bruce Wayne)
and I found the CGI effect to be really bad in the Spiderman movies
and ofcourse Catwoman stunk
(it was only 50% the really bad script)
I couldn't bring myself to see Elektra

But personally I've been happy w/the X-men movies
(I have a huge Chrisisall style crush on Ian McKellen)

CHRISISALL

Monday, June 26, 2006 12:17 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by embers:

And I can understand Chrisisall's enjoyment of Fantastic 4
(it wasn't JUST the Alba obsession I'm sure)

It really wasn't.
I was all LOLROTF when Johnny and Ben went at each other! The funny was the best part of Fantastic Four.
I haven't even seen Into The Blue or Honey...
*folds his arms*
Hmmph. Alba obsession....It was always about DARK ANGEL!!!

Maxfan Chrisisall

EMBERS

Monday, June 26, 2006 12:24 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by chrisisall:
It really wasn't.

I haven't even seen Into The Blue or Honey...
*folds his arms*
Hmmph. Alba obsession....It was always about DARK ANGEL!!!

How about 'Sin City'? LOL

No my only complaint about Fantastic4 was the extreme repetition...they had 1/2 hour of movie plot so they kept repeating themselves to try to make it feature length...
I can't believe they couldn't have brought in some fun subplots from the comics

But of course we can't expect great writing in every comic book hero's story
and it was fun, and funny.

And it isn't like we got great writing from X-men 3 either (except for the cool ideas they took from Joss)

Magneto is my hero (I need to find an icon...)

CHRISISALL

Monday, June 26, 2006 12:29 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by embers:

How about 'Sin City'? LOL

Good flick, but any pretty chick coulda done that character; it was a throwaway part.
I'm surprised she did it (must have taken a whole day to shoot her scenes

).

Hate weak female characters Chrisisall

EMBERS

Monday, June 26, 2006 12:34 AM

she told David Letterman that they tried to make her do it naked...
but I think she wanted to work w/that director
and those actors
she is still tying to make a name for herself and working w/Bruce Willis is always a good.

I'm not sure you can call 'Sin City' a hero movie
but it was certainly one of the most successful comic books to movie made recently.

CHRISISALL

Monday, June 26, 2006 12:46 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by embers:

she is still tying to make a name for herself and working w/Bruce Willis is always a good.

She's set, no worries.
Since you mentioned Bruce...seen 16 Blocks? Whoahh what a cool movie!

Chrisisall

STORMFALCON70

Thursday, June 29, 2006 10:44 AM

Okay....I know this an old post....just had to say it. ULTRAVIOLET! That trainwreck stunk like it plowed thru two abatoirs a manure factory and a sewage treatment plant! I want my money back!!!

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Capt Mal Reynolds

EST120

Thursday, June 29, 2006 11:40 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by Dayve:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Tutles (1990)

I love that movie!

The sequels were worse. I am cautiously hopeful for the new CGI movie coming out.

SUZFROMOZ

Thursday, June 29, 2006 11:56 AM

awww, I love MIB!! And I hate slapstick comedy - I like witty, well written comedy like our beloved Joss writes.... but the first time I saw it, for some strange reason i could not stop laughing hysterically during the birth scene in the taxi. There is no logic to it.....

DERANGEDMILK

Monday, July 3, 2006 4:02 AM

I'd like to jump on with the last two posters to say that the first Mutant Ninja Turtles and MIB were both GOOD COMEDIES (excluding sequels of course) and not BAD SUPERHERO MOVIES.

Also, someone mentioned Starship Troopers 2 (which also doesn't fit the category) but failed to mention Starship Troopers 1 which was just as incredibly terrible. If you liked the first one then read Heinlien's book that it was based on and then you'll realize just how bad it was butchered.

Good topic Chrissall.

-e

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RIVERS77

Tuesday, July 4, 2006 8:03 PM

Batman and Robin
Hell Boy
The Hulk

I'm not saying that X-3 was great, but come on people it's not as bad as these three crap films. I didn't see fantastic four so I can't comment on that one.

TALYNDERRE

Monday, July 17, 2006 11:38 PM

Heh... all of these "terrible movies," and I really liked most of them.

I have to agree with Superman 4 and Catwoman. They were horrific - just awful. Catwoman is just dreck beyond all definition of the word. Oh, and Ultraviolet's acting and dialogue (and costuming, for that matter) was so embarrassingly bad it killed what could have been a really interesting story.

That being said, I really enjoyed Daredevil, the Fantastic Four, and Van Helsing. Maybe it's just that, like it was mentioned before, that a) my standards were pretty low, and b) I'm not a fan of the comics, so no disappointment was possible on that front. Fantastic Four in particular seemed like a really enjoyable, well-paced and decently-acted movie, so I surprised at how many detractors it has.

Semper Paratus, mac.

RIVER6213

Monday, July 24, 2006 3:19 AM

Helen Slater was the only thing worth seeing in the movie Supergirl. The movie was SO bad though.

Rent this movie and do your best not to laugh at just how dumb it is. I heard someone bought Helen Slater's Supergirl costume on ebay for $13,000USD!

River

ROLAND19

Monday, July 24, 2006 5:46 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by RiveR6213:
I heard someone bought Helen Slater's Supergirl costume on ebay for $13,000USD!

I cringe to think what he did with it. Eww.

Here are my picks:

Worst - Batman and Robin
Most Inaccurate - Hulk
Generally bad - Supergirl, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Fantastic 4 (both versions)

And while I hate Joel Schumacher with a passion (I boycott his movies.), Batman Forever, campiness and said director aside, is actually a decent representation of the Batman comics.

I also dug Daredevil. Both versions, but the Director's cut way more.

JARHEAD

Monday, July 24, 2006 6:49 AM

Okay here goes:

Loved Dardevil, I have both cuts, and I think both have flaws(like any time Colin Farrel is doing that annoying thing where he's, you know, onscreen). Bullseye was reinvented for the film, and it didn't work. Didn't mind Afleck(and I was cheering for him to die in Pearl Harbor). I also thought the Priest was better in the theatrical cut, but other than that the directors cut of the movie was awesome. And if possible, I will make it to the grave without seeing any version of Elektra. Or Catwoman.

Superman 3/4, Supergirl, Batman 3/4(and I cheered when I found out that Katie Holmes was invited not to appear in the Batman Begins sequels, which stamps out the only problem from that franchise)

Oddly enough I liked Turtles 2, but none of the others

Steered clear of Fan Four(Jessica Alba was perfect as Max, but there is no way she should have been cast as Sue Storm)

The XMen films are a mixed bag. The first one was weak, the second fairly good, and the third pretty much a series of missed opportunities strung together. But all of them failed my standard XMen litmus test - Cyclops was writen as a boyband wannabe. Cyke is the hardest character to write in the X-Verse, and Singer was not up to the challenge(though Joss seems to be so far). And he was also miscast. Instead of the whiner, they should have gone with Michael Biehen(Sarah Connor's protector in The Terminator, Johnny Ringo in Tombstone). He actually would have had the presence to not be bowled over by Hugh Jackman. And he would have been the right age for Famke Jannsen... which leads into how badly handled the Phoenix Saga was mangled in X3 and so on.

The Tomb Raider movies... nuff said.

I’m never serious. Serious means something bad is about to happen.

RIVER6213

Monday, July 24, 2006 6:49 AM

Daredevil was a pretty good film. I read the comic Daredevil a lot as a child because I like the idea of a blind superhero. I liked the movie version of him a lot better. In the comics he was just too much like Spiderman.

I can't find very many people who liked the movie Daredevil. There were things in the movie I also didn't like. Kingpin. Kingpin in the comics was bigger than the guy they had in the movie and he was meaner, and stronger. Also, that bald guy running around throwing darts and everything else at people? He was just annoying, but overall, I liked the movie world of DD. It was dark, and in a poor section of town, and DD was a torn, dark person.
I would have to say that Ben Affleck did a fine job. He was the only good thing about the whole movie. A lot of people didn't give the movie a chance because they don't like Ben Affleck.

It's really hard for me to completely hate any movie because in a really bad movie, there are some things that are good about it example: Catwoman.

Catwoman was a good movie if you changed the story a little. And if you also changed the costume that she wore, and changed the villain she was supposed to fight then it would have worked. Halle Barry's acting was pretty much okay, but she's no Michelle Pfeiffer, and to this day I would have to say that Michelle was the best Catwoman ever.

Everyone disagrees with me on this, but I still think that George Clooney made a good Bruce Wayne, but not a good Batman.

I saw a strange movie this weekend. I can’t remember the name it was so bad. I was stomping around inside of a mall and I saw a movie theater and just walked into it without seeing what was playing. I do this sort of thing a lot. It was a movie with Jack black in it, and it was the poorest movie I have ever seen in all of my life! What was their budget $2,000? But I did manage to find one good thing about the movie…the nun that came to Jack’s orphanage. She was a ray of sunshine. That nun made up for the whole movie.

Fantastic Four was a very forgettable movie. I guess the only thing that was good about the whole show was Sue Storm, The Thing, and Dr. Doom. Every thing else was a waste. I’m glad they didn’t make Sue Storm the whimpering maiden in distress type like she was in the comics. The Sue Storm of the movie was a strong character as she should be.

Even the worst of films yield one or two things that was good.

River

SHINYYUKARI

Monday, July 24, 2006 7:02 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by chrisisall:
Quote:
Originally posted by embers:

How about 'Sin City'? LOL

Good flick, but any pretty chick coulda done that character; it was a throwaway part.
I'm surprised she did it (must have taken a whole day to shoot her scenes).

Hate weak female characters Chrisisall

I love Sin City but what bothered me the most was how in promotion, it was all about Alba. Nancy Callahan wasn't even that intriguing to me besides her relationship with Hartigan. Every other girl in that movie did so well(even Brittany Murphy as Shellie and I don't even care for her that much) but it was all about Nancy.

I guess what gripes me the most about it was about how underappreciated Rosario Dawson was as Gail. Gail was so much sexier and so much more badass than Nancy ever was and it just got tossed aside by the masses.

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RIVER6213

Monday, July 24, 2006 7:08 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by Roland19:
Quote:
Originally posted by RiveR6213:
I heard someone bought Helen Slater's Supergirl costume on ebay for $13,000USD!

I cringe to think what he did with it. Eww.

Here are my picks:

Worst - Batman and Robin
Most Inaccurate - Hulk
Generally bad - Supergirl, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Fantastic 4 (both versions)

And while I hate Joel Schumacher with a passion (I boycott his movies.), Batman Forever, campiness and said director aside, is actually a decent representation of the Batman comics.

I also dug Daredevil. Both versions, but the Director's cut way more.

I didn't know there was a directors cut floating about out there! Have to go get it!!!!

River

BABYWITHTHEPOWER

Monday, July 24, 2006 7:13 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by Dayve:
and the lovely
Howard the Duck

FOR SHAME!

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BLUEEYEDBRIGADIER

Monday, July 24, 2006 7:23 AM

For me...any superhero film I have actually seeen, I have found something I liked about it...even if it was the sheer hilarity of how bad it was

I think part of the big issue is that you can do a whole lot more visually with comics in some ways than you can do successfully with movies. Probably something to do with your brain augmenting the work done by the artists and writers....

But...if I had to choose a superhero film I had the most problems with...probably go with the first Captain America film. Didn't think it utter evil, but a lot of things were just shite

And I personally liked Daredevil...mainly cuz until Batman Begins, you never really saw Bruce Wayne/Batman dealing with injuries sustained from fighting crime...and Superman's pretty much perfectly coiffed until kryptonite's pulled out in the Superman movies. With Daredevil, at least Affleck pulled off looking like he had been put through a meat tenderizer feet first (though I thought he wasn't bad as the Man Without Fear...though not perfect in any light).

BEB

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RODWY

Monday, July 24, 2006 7:53 AM

My friend pointed these out to me, an obvious list of things wrong in X-Men 3.

-Marrow is supposed to be a short, red-haired girl that has anger management problems, now it's some buff guy with bones that grow out of his wrists
-Quiksilver got turned into a girl
-Havik got replaced with Arclite
-Toad II is in it for two seconds and dies
-Cyclops is EMO
-The Phoenix wasn't wearing any green
-Spike is supposed to be Storm's nephew, in the movie he's some Asian dude
-Kitty isn't tall enough, and looks like a future super-pedo
-Juggernaut sounds really stupid
-Leech isn't some kid in the Ghetto in this
-Lack of Jubilee and fireworks
-No Gambit
-Psylocke doesn't do anything
-Forge should've been in it

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BABYWITHTHEPOWER

Monday, July 24, 2006 8:22 AM

I'll tackle these one at a time:

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-Marrow is supposed to be a short, red-haired girl that has anger management problems, now it's some buff guy with bones that grow out of his wrists

That was originally intended to be Omega Red, as that actor was originally creditted as such, but it was decided to change it about half way through production. So it was sort of a hybrid of the two, which is good because now we can still see both.

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-Quiksilver got turned into a girl

If you are referring to the leader of the Morlocks, Callisto, yoyu're mistaken. Callisto was a character in the comics and Quicksilver was Magneto's son. Plus, he was not the only character that was fast.

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-Havik got replaced with Arclite

Havok was Scott's brother and it was never mentioned he had family, plus Havok was a good guy. Arclite's power was different enough that she was independant.

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-Toad II is in it for two seconds and dies

This was to demonstrate that mutant powers do repeat, there was another mutant that teleported like Nightcrawler.

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-Cyclops is EMO

He was in mourning, he was far from EMO.

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-The Phoenix wasn't wearing any green

Whoopty do. None of the X-Men are wearing any of their colors, it happens. Plus, Phoenix wore Red for a time too.

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-Spike is supposed to be Storm's nephew, in the movie he's some Asian dude

The character was Quill, again, mutant powers can repeat.

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-Kitty isn't tall enough, and looks like a future super-pedo

She's not tall enough? If you are going to get hung up on height you ar eway too picky. Let's not forget that that is also the third actress to play Kitty in the movies.

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-Juggernaut sounds really stupid

I can't argue with this one. Juggernaut was supposed to be Xavier's half-brother. They threw that out the window.

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-Leech isn't some kid in the Ghetto in this

It was the only way to make the 'cure' work into the plot.

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-Lack of Jubilee and fireworks

Let's concentrate on the important characters ...

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-No Gambit

... like Gambit. Amen brother.

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-Psylocke doesn't do anything

Agreed

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-Forge should've been in it

Along with many others

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6IXSTRINGJACK

Monday, July 24, 2006 8:43 AM

I didn't see X-Men 3 and I'm about $9.00 richer then all you jokers that did.

Howard the Duck kicks ass. Can any of you say you made it with Mia Thompson in her day?

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles kick ass... literally. How can you argue with Vanilla Ice?

Anybody see "A Real American Hero" on Network TV about 20 years ago? George Castanzas answering machine was a play on the theme song.

As for bad movies, I have to agree with most of the posts on here. I really can't think of a genuine superhero movie that sucked that isn't on here. This doesn't really count, but my vote is for Postmaster P in "Leprechaun 5: Lep in the Hood." He kicked some Leprechaun ass ,and he made short work of Ice-T too. This may be the worst movie with a budget ever. I heard Ice-T got paid $100,000 for that role. The man who said "F*** the Police" who plays a cop on TV now. Gotta love Ice-T. He'd do anything for money.

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JYNNANTONNYX

Saturday, August 5, 2006 1:01 PM

I know everyone's said it but "Daredevil". My friends actually thought it was a parody when they saw it. Now to be honest, I don't think it's terrible, it just could have been a lot better.

Same with Catwoman. It had good elements, but it just didn't mesh.

And to whoever mentioned that Spike was meant to be Storm's cousin, that character in the movie was Quill. Spike only exists in the XMen Evolution verse - he was an extra character created especially for the show (but his powers are based on Quill's)

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles kick ass... literally. How can you argue with Vanilla Ice?

Word.

And [url] http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/teenagemutantninjaturtles/tmnt_medium
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... I am Jack's endless squee

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STORMFALCON70

Saturday, August 5, 2006 10:27 PM

Steered clear of Fan Four(Jessica Alba was perfect as Max, but there is no way she should have been cast as Sue Storm)

Depends on which Sue Storm you're talking about.
'Invisible Girl' Sue or 'Invisible Woman' Sue. Alba played a really good 'strong', post Malice Sue. The Sue who knew how really powerful she was and God help you if you threatened her family!

The XMen films are a mixed bag. The first one was weak, the second fairly good, and the third pretty much a series of missed opportunities strung together. But all of them failed my standard XMen litmus test - Cyclops was writen as a boyband wannabe. Cyke is the hardest character to write in the X-Verse, and Singer was not up to the challenge(though Joss seems to be so far). And he was also miscast. Instead of the whiner, they should have gone with Michael Biehen(Sarah Connor's protector in The Terminator, Johnny Ringo in Tombstone). He actually would have had the presence to not be bowled over by Hugh Jackman. And he would have been the right age for Famke Jannsen... which leads into how badly handled the Phoenix Saga was mangled in X3 and so on.

Agreed, wholeheartedly! Biehn would've been a good Cyke. Cyke was a born leader, not a wuss. There had to be other actors better for that part than Marsden. Famke might have pulled of the Dark Phoenix thing with better writing and direction. She seemed like she was warming up to it in X-2.
I still think the whole 'cure' storyline should've been done separately. How old is Famke?

A Browncoat AND one of the 2%

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Capt Mal Reynolds

KINGKILLER

Saturday, August 5, 2006 10:43 PM

Catwoman
At least they left Batman out of it.

Daredevil
Not that great, but not as bad as some people like to make it out to be.

X-Men 3
I'm going to separate myself from popular opinion and say that this was far from being the worst of the X-Men movies, but is in fact in my opinion, the best. I'll go further to say X3 was better than X-Men, which I thought was better than X2. X2 was okay, but in a lot of ways it felt like it cheap sequel (Let's have the good guys and bad guys team up against an even greater threat!)

X-Men 3 finally did something about all that war mongering (or whatever you call it.)

STORMFALCON70

Saturday, August 5, 2006 10:44 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Leighkohl:
Okay no one has mentioned the worst super hero movie ever made....Flash Gordon -1980. I know...I know...it's a guilty pleasure for me, but I will turn the channel or stop the tape if some one comes in the room, because it is soooo bad, but I love it. I can admit that it is terrible and just a big piece of fluffy stupidity, but I can't seem to not watch it. It's entrancing.B]

Wrong:
Dispatch Warlock and Ajax to bring back his body!

Correct:
Dispatch war rocket Ajax to bring back his body!

Wrong:
Flash, Ah Ahhhh....he's a billygoat!!!

Correct:
Flash, Ah Ahhhh....he's a miracle!!!

A Browncoat AND one of the 2%

"It's my estimation that every man ever got a statue made of him was one kind of sumbitch or another."

Capt Mal Reynolds

FIZZIX

Sunday, August 6, 2006 8:08 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by OPPYH:
X-Men 3. It started out Ok, then....plot holes, bad acting by all(I call it the Catwoman syndrome. When the movie is bad it makes the actors look bad). All the bad mutants look like Hot Topic rejects, did I mention plot holes? Enough on this garbage.

I hated X-3... Brian Singer was a total traitor to leave us to direct Superman... which I didn't even wat to see. Bugger him, let's see the X-men series pick up from that. *glares at world in general*

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JAMAICANBATMAN

Tuesday, August 8, 2006 11:43 AM

the main problem with X3 was taking the spotlight off the Xmen and making it storms movie when storm sucks

JAMAICANBATMAN

Tuesday, August 8, 2006 11:45 AM

when you see the new supes tho, you'll realise that he just completely wipes the floor with both of singers Xmen movies

JAMAICANBATMAN

Tuesday, August 8, 2006 11:45 AM

when you see the new supes tho, you'll realise that he just completely wipes the floor with both of singers Xmen movies

JAMAICANBATMAN

Tuesday, August 8, 2006 11:45 AM

when you see the new supes tho, you'll realise that he just completely wipes the floor with both of singers Xmen movies

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