Your Top 5 CBM's You Consider Underrated

Dredd
Blade (I see the first one as the rebirth of CBMs)
Flash Gordon (it really is so bad but so good)
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Constantine (Keanu Reeves got miscast but he still did a good job)
 
The Amazing Spider-man
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
The First Avenger
Iron Man 3
The Mask of Zorro
 
DREDD
The Punisher (Tom Jane)
The Incredible Hulk
Watchmen
Punisher:War Zone

Honorable mention: Dick Tracy
 
my top favorite are
#1 teeange mutnat ninja turtles not the new one but the 1990 movie!!
#2 Ant-man i think its one of the best marvel movie right now!! i really liked it it had action comedy & it was Awesome !
#3 the rocketeer i hardly never here any one talk about this movie
#4 the incredibles i know its disney movie but its still an super hero movie!!
#5the phantom it was awesome movie!!

other honor mentions The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen ,Suburban Commando & sky high
 
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Watchmen (especially the Director's Cut)
The Rocketeer
Dredd
The Incredible Hulk
Blade
 
Just 5?

BvS-Thought provoking, layered, beautiful, all around fantastic film.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2-Fun, zippy, well acted, great action, one of the only genuinely good love stories in the whole genre
The Wolverine-Low key, character driven, well made, great action, and somewhat daring for the kind of film it is.
Iron Man 3-Brilliant script. One of the smartest and most layered scripts in the MCU
Man of Steel-Mythic, exciting and totally emotional.
Hulk-Did the whole "these films can be deep and meaningful" thing before Nolan got all the credit.


The a lesser extent: TMNT 2014, Watchmen, The First Avenger.
 
1) Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
2) The Avengers: Age of Ultron
3) Man of Steel
4) Thor: The Dark World
5) Thor
 
1. The First Avenger
2. Dredd
3. Iron Man 3
4. The Amazing Spider-Man
5. Scott Pilgrim
 
I think The Wolverine is an incredibly under rated CBM, especially the R rated version. The 3rd act is so much better with the ninja fight put back in, and it's just a great character study of the character himself for me.
 
I think The Wolverine is an incredibly under rated CBM, especially the R rated version. The 3rd act is so much better with the ninja fight put back in, and it's just a great character study of the character himself for me.

You were just watching it on TV weren't you? Film 4?
 
I think The Wolverine is an incredibly under rated CBM, especially the R rated version. The 3rd act is so much better with the ninja fight put back in, and it's just a great character study of the character himself for me.

Agreed. It is technically Unrated rather than R Rated, but yeah, I think it is easily the superior cut.
 
Fant4stic
Batman and Robin
Batman v. Superman
Amazing Spider-Man 2
Catwoman
 
1. Captain America The First Avenger
2. Watchmen
3. Man of Steel
4. Amazing Spider-Man
5. Batman Returns
 
More underrated CBMs from me:
Fantastic Four (2005)
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
Fantastic Four (2015)

I like all 3 of the F4 films, but my favorite is by far the newest one, which I think was very unfairly maligned, and had a really great cast and design.
 
Superman Returns, a thousand times over. It's one of the best movies the genre has ever produced.
 
Superman Returns.


Was a well-directed film, much better than many recent offerings.

It deserved it's good critical score.
 
More underrated CBMs from me:
Fantastic Four (2005)
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
Fantastic Four (2015)

I like all 3 of the F4 films, but my favorite is by far the newest one, which I think was very unfairly maligned, and had a really great cast and design.

I agree, absolutely.

I think the new one was just not what audiences wanted in a post-Avengers era. It was more like a sober sci-fi thriller than a traditional superhero movie. It was more like Cronenberg's The Fly than Avengers.
 
I think The Wolverine is an incredibly under rated CBM, especially the R rated version. The 3rd act is so much better with the ninja fight put back in, and it's just a great character study of the character himself for me.

Have you seen the Liam Neeson thriller The Grey? It's very, very similar to The Wolverine in terms of theme and character arc. There are even scenes of the suicidal hero hallucinating his dead lover.
 
I agree, absolutely.

I think the new one was just not what audiences wanted in a post-Avengers era. It was more like a sober sci-fi thriller than a traditional superhero movie. It was more like Cronenberg's The Fly than Avengers.

You'd maybe have a point if the movie didn't collapse in on itself halfway through. I think audiences could have embraced the movie had it been competently pieced together.
 
Daredevil Director's Cut
The Incredible Hulk
Captain America: The First Avenger.
 
Batman Begins. Despite its admittedly high acclaim, it should be consistently mentioned in the same breath as the original LOTR trilogy in term of impact on the film industry.
 
The original Ninja Turtles movie from 1990. Way better than it had any right to be, or even needed to be.
 

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