What's everyone's favorite Comic based movies?

[HarryCanyon]

Mine are:
The Dark Knight Trilogy.
Batman 1989 and Batman Returns.
Batman Mask of the Phantasm.
Batman The Dark Knight Returns.
Batman Under the Red Hood.
Batman Beyond Return of the Joker.
Superman 1 & 2.
Watchmen.
Dredd.
Sin City.
300.
Heavy Metal.
Akira.
Ghost in The Shell.
Oldboy.
Riki-Oh The Story of Ricky.
V For Vendetta.
Road to Perdition.
A History of Violence.
The Crow.
Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind (aka Warriors of the Wind).
Spider-Man 2 and Amazing Spider-Man.
X-Men 1/2/First Class.
Cemetery Man (aka Dellamorte Dellamore).
Flash Gordon.
Iron Man.
The Incredible Hulk.
Thor.
Captain America First Avenger.
Fist of the North Star (animated).
The Avenger.
The Adventures of TinTin.
Kick-Ass.
American Splendor.
Ichi The Killer.
Blade 1 & 2.
Teenage Mutant ninja Turtles.
Hellboy 1 & 2.
30 Days of Night.
The Mask.
Dick Tracy.
The Rocketeer.
Batman 1966.
Persepolis.
Scott Pilgrem.
Men in Black.
Tales from The Crypt (1972) and Vault of Horror.

[thecolorsblend]

It's tough to rank them but my faves are...

The Reeve Superman movies (all of the first three, parts of the fourth)
Watchmen (I love this film in a way which may not be completely healthy)
The Burtonverse and Schumacherverse
Mask of the Phantasm
Daredevil (very underrated)
Thor
Iron Man
Avengers
Spider-Man 2 and 3
Sin City

[The Joker]

Not in any particular order:

Burton/Schumacher/Nolan Bat-movies
Reeve Superman movies
HULK
The incredible Hulk
Raimi's Spider-Man movies
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1+2 (parts of TMNT 2007 was ok)
Watchmen
The Rocketeer
Dick Tracy
Captain America: The First Avenger
Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 (looking forward to 2)
Superman/Batman Public Enemies
Batman: Mask of Phantasm
All Star Superman

[HarryCanyon]

What about ones without superheroes in them?

[riddler]

Top 10

1. The dark knight
2. the avengers
3. iron man
4. iron man II
5. batman 1989
6. the incredible hulk
7. daredevil directors cut
8. the green lantern directors cut
9. captain america 2012
10. the amazing spider-man


bottom 5
1. batman and robin
2. the hulk
3. superman IV
4. ghost rider 2
5. the dark knight rises

[Azrael]

Batman (1989)
Batman Returns
Batman Begins
The Dark Knight
The Dark Knight Rises
Conan the Barbarian (1982) (it's closer to 1970s Marvel comics than Howard's Conan of Cimmeria)
The Crow (1994)
Iron Man
Watchmen
The Avengers
X-Men
Spider-Man
X-Men: First Class
Incredible Hulk
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Nostalgia
Batman Forever
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Silly fun
Batman & Robin
Judge Dredd (1995)
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Watchmen (I love this film in a way which may not be completely healthy)

LOL. Same.

[The Dark Knight]

Top favourites:

Burtonverse/MOTP
Raimiverse

Others I like:

Iron Man
The Avengers
X-Men First Class
Thor
Captain America The First Avenger

[thecolorsblend]

Watchmen (I love this film in a way which may not be completely healthy)

LOL. Same.

Not that anybody asked but I should clarify by saying all versions of the film. I somewhat ignored the director's cut because I thought it was just the theatrical cut with a few extra scenes slapped on but there's a lot more to it than that. Different takes, different camera angles, different coloring timing, different sound mix in places, etc. I could half-ass compare how different it is to the LOTR extended cuts in terms of number of differences.

[Azrael]

Interesting, I never caught that the changes were so deep. Maybe it's because I watched the original theatrical cut only a few times, and when the Ultimate Cut was released I quickly forgot about the theatrical and it became the definitive version of Watchmen for me, just like LOTR. Is there an article detailing the changes?

[thecolorsblend]

What I've been able to find are lists of the extra scenes that were thrown in but not any mention of the changes made to the order of cuts (a wide shot, a Dan close up, a Kovacs close up in theatrical vs. a Dan close up, a wide shot, a Kovacs close up in director's cut and things like that). I found a *VERY* extensive listing of changes ages ago but (A) I didn't seem to bookmark it because I don't have it now and (B) it was full of Engrish anyway so reading it was a bit of a challenge.