lol, Superman IV has two categories.
Other = Crow sequels, Blade Trinity, RIPD, Judge Dredd, TLoEG, Son of the Mask, TMNT 3, Corman F4, Pyun Cap America, 70s Dr Strange.
Haven't seen those Reeve sequels, the Supergirl spinoff, nor Howard the Duck.
The director's cut of Daredevil could've edited out a couple very cringe Elektra scenes/moments. Their relationship would be underdeveloped, but again "very cringe scenes/moments".
It's been years since I last saw that Elektra movie. I think I remember it being okay or dull.
The Tim Story Fantastic Four movies had the corniest comedy with a lot of the plot being almost as cheesy. They had the right actors for the roles, even McMahon's Doom could've been better if he was written better. The Silver Surfer movie was an improvement even with the comical switching of powers or the still hammy as ever Doom. I'm surprised that made less.
X-men Origins: Wolverine is truly that bad. It was an action B-movie with some enjoyable cameos thrown in. I do get where people are coming from when they wanted to make that opening scene with Sabretooth and Wolverine this entire movie.
Trank's Fantastic Four upon recent analysis does share a resemblance to my favorite Hulk movie. I'm glad certain elements of the UF4 were not addressed because those first issues are both dated and rough to get through. The basis of the movie's characters and relationships (except that attempt at a love triangle) were fine which would've been worth mining if there was a 2nd act. The 3rd act is as cynically generic as it gets.
The only time I saw Spider-man 3 was a bootleg screening at my junior high school. No fond memories apart from some cool SFX, but it seemed meh enough to not be on this poll.
The Amazing Spider-man 2 is tonally inconsistent with way too many poorly resolved subplots. Plus, the villains needed better characterization and motivation.
Thought the first Ghost Rider was a decent if generic watch. It has a lot of interesting moments with the Rider and Nicholas Cage sells that transformation.
The sequel is another dull action B-movie. Scarier was his design meant to be, surprisingly more laughable was the portrayal.
Batman and Robin is the closest we'll get to a campy modern Batman movie. Quite unfortunate George Clooney was wasted on that.
Steel is one of the most 90's of cape flicks. I'll probably go back to it just to see how much of a riot (intentionally or otherwise) it still is.
Catwoman is the utmost peak of bad adaptations and simply bad film-making.
Whatever boners people get from this barely justifies the lack or cringe of everything else.
Jonah Hex might as well have spun off from that Wild Wild West universe. It was an ok-terrible western flick with Josh Brolin perfectly portraying Hex. What a shame he wasn't in a better movie.
Green Lantern was alright for a generic cape flick. Could have been a better movie if Hal didn't come back to Earth and the other Lanterns he was in direct contact were developed more.
