BOT's Top Comic Book Movies of All Time! - WE’RE IN THE ENDGAME NOW

[Menor the Destroyer]

1 minute ago, The Panda said:

Typed up the full Top 100 ranking, lmk if I accidentally placed something wrong

 

1.    The Dark Knight
2.    Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
3.    Spider-Man 2 
4.    Avengers: Infinity War 
5.    Captain America: The Winter Soldier
6.    Avengers: Endgame
7.    Logan
8.    The Avengers
9.    Batman Begins
10.    Iron Man
11.    Guardians of the Galaxy
12.    Black Panther
13.    Wonder Woman
14.    Oldboy
15.    Superman
16.    Spider-Man
17.    Thor: Ragnarok
18.    Persepolis
19.    Captain America: Civil War
20.    The Dark Knight Rises
21.    X-Men: Days of Future Past
22.    Men in Black
23.    Batman Returns
24.    Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2
25.    Akira
26.    Scott Pilgrim vs the World
27.    Snowpiercer
28.    Road to Perdition
29.    Deadpool
30.    Batman (1989)
31.    X2 
32.    V is for Vendetta
33.    Captain America: The First Avenger
34.    Watchmen
35.    A History of Violence 
36.    Superman 2 
37.    Dredd
38.    Spider-Man: Homecoming
39.    Spider-Man: Far From Home
40.    X-Men: First Class – 16 Votes
41.    Shazam! – 13 Votes
42.    Alita: Battle Angel – 10 Votes
43.    Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind – 9 votes
44.    Speed Racer – 8 Votes
45.    Ghost in the Shell 
46.    Iron Man 3 
47.    Captain Marvel 
48.    Batman: Mask of Phantasm 
49.    Ghost World 
50.    The Wind Rises 
51.    Man of Steel 
52.    Kingsman: The Secret Service
53.    The Death of Stalin
54.    Hellboy 2: The Golden Army
55.    Kick-Ass 
56.    Avengers: Age of Ultron 
57.    Big Hero 6 
58.    Aquaman 
59.    X-Men (2000
60.    Batman (1966) 
61.    Doctor Strange
62.    300
63.    Ant-Man 
64.    Thor 
65.    The Mask 
66.    Sin City 
67.    Edge of Tomorrow 
68.    Blade 
69.    The Crow 
70.    The Rocketeer 
71.    Batman v Superman
72.    Josie and the Pussycats
73.    Only Yesterday
74.    The Incredible Hulk
75.    Hellboy – 8 Votes
76.    A Silent Voice
77.    The Adventures of Tintin
78.    Mystery Men
79.    Blade 2
80.    In This Corner of the World
81.    TMNT (1990)
82.    Ant-Man and the Wasp
83.    Porco Russo
84.    The Peanuts Movie
85.    Blue is the Warmest Color
86.    X-Men: Apocalypse
87.    Hulk (2003)
88.    Dragonball: Evolutions
89.    American Splendor
90.    Lady Snowblood
91.    Green Lantern
92.    We Are the Best!
93.    Howard the Duck
94.    Daredevil
95.    Spider-Man 3
96.    Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
97.    Electra
98.    Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders
99.    Dark Phoenix
100.    Red
 

You can tell BOT has...singular taste when AMATW is below BvS and Deadpool 2 below Dark Phoenix, Electra, Howard the duck, and green lantern, and Daredevil

[Blankments]

1 minute ago, TMP said:

Underdog opened Nov 2007 though? I remember since I had a whole birthday party where I went to see it with friends lol

fuck, you're right

 

it looks like i saw get smart then instead 

[infamous5445]

I also want to talk to the people who made it so Dragon Ball: Evolution made it into the top 100.

[TMP]

Just now, infamous5445 said:

I also want to talk to the people who made it so Dragon Ball: Evolution made it into the top 100.

Dragon Ball: Evolution > Deadpool 2 confirmed 

[Porthos]

Good percentage of this thread now that it's all over:

 

 

[MrPink]

14 minutes ago, TMP said:

I still remembering being 9 years old and seeing The Dark Knight in IMAX opening night and leaving the cinema with my mind blown. It's the movie that got me interested in movies.

 

I was 18 and I had just graduated high school, and my parents had just moved to Houston. I didn't really know anyone, my parents owned some Dry Cleaner stores (yes they were Asian) and with not much of an AC working, that store was a god forsaken place that I had to work in every other day, with no pay to show for it other than money to go to the movies and lunch money. That was the Summer I started going to the movies weekly. Iron Man, Indiana Jones, Kung Fu Panda, You Don't Mess with the Zohan, ANYTHING. 

 

So when July 18th came around, I didn't even think about seeing it in IMAX at the time. I went to the mall across the street as soon as possible to see it on that Friday (after two weeks of waiting because of those absurd reviews at the time). The most vivid thing I'm always gonna remember is this lady whispering loudly "AW SHIT THAT'S TWO FACE" after he finally turns his damn head in the hospital, since it wasn't apparently clear before, but I could barely react that first time. 

 

I saw plenty of other movies after. Stuff like Step Brothers, Tropic Thunder, Pineapple Express, hell even Bangkok Dangerous. But I still saw The Dark Knight 5 times, including a few times in IMAX. Because the theater was an Oasis from that sweltering hot dry cleaner store in 100 degree weather. So I guess that's what I meant when I said it was  THE film for me at a transitional phase in life. I already loved movies a ton before, but I don't think I'd really be here on this forum, and trying to go see movies on a weekly basis if it weren't for that summer.

[Eric Atreides]

15 minutes ago, Blankments said:

i remember not being allowed to see the dark knight and i saw underdog instead 

 

[cannastop]

15 minutes ago, The Panda said:

96.    Teen Titans Go! To the Movies

[Cap]

6 minutes ago, Porthos said:

Good percentage of this thread now that it's all over:

We've talked about this.  Just @ me.  I have no shame over these things.

 

 

 

[kitik]

15 minutes ago, Menor said:

You can tell BOT has...singular taste when AMATW is below BvS and Deadpool 2 below Dark Phoenix, Electra, Howard the duck, and green lantern, and Daredevil

 

I enjoyed the Thomas Jane Punisher movie. I certainly would rank it above the likes of most of those.

 

No sign of Wanted either. James McAvoy's and Angelina Jolie's first comic book movie?

 

And I thought Venom would get a few votes, just cuz.

 

But yeah, Deadpool is ranked somewhat low on the list, and that obviously carried over to these particular voter's attitudes towards Deadpool 2.

[TMP]

4 minutes ago, MrPink said:

 

I was 18 and I had just graduated high school, and my parents had just moved to Houston. I didn't really know anyone, my parents owned some Dry Cleaner stores (yes they were Asian) and with not much of an AC working, that store was a god forsaken place that I had to work in every other day, with no pay to show for it other than money to go to the movies and lunch money. That was the Summer I started going to the movies weekly. Iron Man, Indiana Jones, Kung Fu Panda, You Don't Mess with the Zohan, ANYTHING. 

 

So when July 18th came around, I didn't even think about seeing it in IMAX at the time. I went to the mall across the street as soon as possible to see it on that Friday (after two weeks of waiting because of those absurd reviews at the time). The most vivid thing I'm always gonna remember is this lady whispering loudly "AW SHIT THAT'S TWO FACE" after he finally turns his damn head in the hospital, since it wasn't apparently clear before, but I could barely react that first time. 

 

I saw plenty of other movies after. Stuff like Step Brothers, Tropic Thunder, Pineapple Express, hell even Bangkok Dangerous. But I still saw The Dark Knight 5 times, including a few times in IMAX. Because the theater was an Oasis from that sweltering hot dry cleaner store in 100 degree weather. So I guess that's what I meant when I said it was  THE film for me at a transitional phase in life. I already loved movies a ton before, but I don't think I'd really be here on this forum, and trying to go see movies on a weekly basis if it weren't for that summer.

I feel like a whole generation of people got into movies that summer. The Dark Knight was the first film I saw more than once in cinemas (and I even got a pirated copy to see it more times ), and it was the first Blu-Ray I ever bought too. I used to watch that thing like once a week from there on out.

I wish I wasn't out of reactions so I could give this (and that comic post from @captainwondyful) a like.

[Cap]

@MrPink

 

It was before our theater got an IMAX, so I piled like three of my friends and I into my car and drove 80 miles to the next state over to see it.  We got there late and had to seat in the front row.  Awesome and overwhelming at the same time.  

 

(On the way home, we totally got pulled over for speeding and that's another story.)

 

I also remember it came out the same weekend as Mamma Mia.  So I ended up double featuring TDK and MM one day since my gay BFF was INSISTENT we were going to the ABBA movie.

 

 

Edited August 19, 2019 by captainwondyful

[Eric Atreides]

I should mention as a stupid 10 year old that I saw both Dark Knight and Space Chimps in theaters. And I liked the latter more. I was an idiot.

[MrPink]

6 minutes ago, captainwondyful said:

@MrPink

 

It was before our theater got an IMAX, so I piled like three of my friends and I into my car and drove 80 miles to the next state over to see it.  We got there late and had to seat in the front row.  Awesome and overwhelming at the same time.  

 

(On the way home, we totally got pulled over for speeding and that's another story.)

 

I also remember it came out the same weekend as Mamma Mia.  So I ended up double featuring TDK and MM one day since my gay BFF was INSISTENT we were going to the ABBA movie.

 

 

 

I felt like I drove 80 miles to the IMAX to see TDK but it turns out that's just because it's freaking Houston.

 

 

 

[TMP]

3 minutes ago, Eric! said:

I was an idiot.

Not an idiot... just ahead of the curve... 

[Eric Atreides]

2 minutes ago, TMP said:

Not an idiot... just ahead of the curve... 

Jeff Daniels > Heath Ledger

[Inceptionzq]

2 hours ago, aabattery said:

 

[Legion Again]

56 minutes ago, Porthos said:

TDK to Marvel-stans:

 

Next time, baby.

[Inceptionzq]

Just watched The Dark Knight. Haven’t watched it since before IW. Still holds up as the GOAT CBM

[Cap]

2 minutes ago, Thanos Legion said:

Next time, baby.

That's not the best reference, hon.  There is no next time for him.