"Favorite Superhero Movie" Topic

I liked original Captain America.

If we define superheroism as "see things no one else can see, do things no one else can do", then for me it's "Big Trouble in Little China."

In order:
The Incredibles (Hands down, no debate. It's the best. It's also almost the best modern Bond movie, too, just without James Bond.)
The Rocketeer (Yes, it is. It's basically Iron Man: 1938)
Shazam!
Spiderman: Homecoming
Antman
Antman 2
Spiderman 2 (Toby Maguire)
Spiderman: No Way Home
Iron Man
The Avengers
Captain America
Spiderman: Far From Home
Doctor Strange
Batman (1980)
Batman Begins
The Phantom
The Shadow
The Batman Movie (1960s)
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (Mark Hamill's Joker, at least on the Big Screen)

Kick Ass and Kick Ass 2.

#1 – Ferris Bueller's Day Off
#2 – Flash Gordon (1936)
#3 – George of the Jungle
#4 – Red Sonja
#5 – Mystery Men

Honorable Mention – Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Big Trouble in Little China

I considered Escape from New York, Mad Max, Death Wish, and Die Hard. But those are what are sometimes called "supernormals". Flash Gordon and (not) Tarzan are on the border of supernormal and superhero.

The first Michael Keaton Batman movie.

The first Superman movie with Christopher Reeve.

Captain America:The Winter Soldier

Captain America
The Avengers
The first Christopher Reeve Superman

Tippecanoe, you are entitled to your opinion, but it does not answer the question. When you don't care for an entire category of art, a quiet abstention is sufficient.

Hmm.

Joker
Wonder Woman
Guardians of the Galaxy
Guardians of the Galaxy II
Aquaman
Suicide Squad
Black Adam
Iron Man
Rocketeer
Watchmen
Batman – Dark Knight Trilogy
Batman (Adam West – just because…..)
Captain Marvel
Justice League
Black Panther
Deadpool
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
The Wolverine
Logan
Doctor Strange

I've never watched superhero movies with the exception of the 1st Superman and 1st Batman movies way back in the day. Not a fan of the genre so no favorites. Edit, I also saw Deadpool which I thought was schlock.

Deadpool!

My top few, in no particular order:

Spider-Man (2002)
Batman Begins (2005)
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992)
Thor: Ragnarok (2017)

I loved Flash Gordon (1980), but I don't consider him a superhero. Likewise Iron Man (2008).

Batman The Movie, 1966 Adam West the Bright Knight
Captain America
The Rocketeer

Most superhero movies are not well done and I find them very disappointing.

But I do like the Batman 1966 movie, saw it in the theater originally, recently watched the DVD and MRS Bunkermeister and I are presently watching the series. I am also building a collection of 1/72nd scale Batman figures and vehicles and equipment.

Mike Bunkermeister Crek

Apparently, Tippecanoe does not want people discussing superheros on the Superhero board.

79thPA, IKR and you are also not allowed to enjoy the movies either lol.

1st Ironman
CA – Winter Soldier
Spider Man – No Way Home
Batman DKR

Mystery Men

Watchmen.

I don't particularly care for the Superhero genre. Never have.

By definition, I would say the the Star Wars movies are superhero movies.

Based on my limited exposure to the genre, I would go with The Incredibles.

I used to work with a guy who was a superhero fanatic. He told me that Antman was a good superhero movie for people who don't like superhero movies. I watched it and thought it was pretty good.

When I posed this question, it never occurred to me that people would be clueless as to what I meant by Superhero Movie.

Of course, I also didn't think people would go out of their way to tell me the entire idea is stupid.

Of course, I also didn't think people would go out of their way to tell me the entire idea is stupid.

Welcome to the Internet! :)

Not any fan of the genre, so I've watched none of all those listed above.

Er… well, with the exception of Guardians of the Galaxy I & II – and I enjoyed them both, honestly.

The Fantastic Four movie with Silver Surfer.

"An entire category of art."
Like rap "music"?
So this is now The Satire Page?

Lots of music I don't care for. But I don't burst into discussions of them to tell the people who do care for them how poor their taste is. This used be called "courtesy" or "common politeness." Possibly those concepts have not survived into the Internet Era?

The Mark of Zorro (1920)

I forgot Watchmen! That is a good one too.

I also liked a lot of the Superhero films already mentioned.

I also really liked the 2011
"Green Hornet" with Seth Rogen.
I thought that was very entertaining.
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To me modern superhero movies are not good movies. Lots of plot armor, plot holes, and no logical consistency. However, they can be quite entertaining. For me;

The Incredibles 1 and 2
Mystery Men
Capitan America
The Avengers
Guardians of the Glaxy 1 and 2
I found these all to be entertaining

I would say all the Avengers movies were good, with the last 2 being the best. Age of Ultron the Weakest. Captain America Winter Soldier and Civil War, The 3 Batman with Christian Bale, with Dark Knight being the best of the group. Heath Ledger's performance outstanding. Deadpool, which I did not like the first time, but really enjoyed since.

My favorite comic as a kid was Spider-Man, so I hold any Spider-Man movie to a higher standard and none have meant my expectations. But Tom Holland as Spider-Man has come closest. But for me, Mary Jane is ALWAYS a red head and not Zendaya. Yes I know "technically" she was not "Mary Jane". But we know better. 😉

"As Zendaya herself has said , the choice to remake MJ as Michelle Jones was an opportunity for Michelle to become her own character."

Bring in a real Mary Jane, and I'll believe it. 🙂

What Lewis said: Watchmen. It was a game-changer graphic novel, too.

Though not super-powered heroes, my favorite by far is Kick-Ass.

Most Marvel stuff does nothing for me.

However, I would argue "If you like a movie, then it's a good movie. That's all that matters."