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The end of Superman: The Movie was how they ended it in '78 due to time constraints (among other things, needing a bonefide climax being one of them). Superman II would have been ended without all that time travel thing, but in restoring the movie for the Donner Cut, they felt obligated to follow the original Superman II script ending for some reason.
We will never know how it would have been done for real...
2: Dark Knight
3: Captain America
4: Avengers Assemble
5: X-Men First Class
6: Iron Man
7: Batman Begins
8: Spiderman 2
9: Superman
- The Dark Knight
- Sin City
- Batman Returns
- Iron Man
- Watchmen
- Captain America
- Superman II
- The Avengers
- X-Men: First Class
- Batman ('89)
Superman 2
Conan the Barbarian (Ahnuld version)
The Incredibles
X-Men First Class
Ghost World
The Crow
Kick Ass
Batman Returns
Spiderman 2
Nolan's batflicks are some of the most overrated movies in the history of overrating movies imho.
2. Superman 2/Superman the Movie
3.Avengers Assemble
4. Batman Returns/Batman 1989
5. Iron Man
6. Captain America
7. Thor
8. Blade
9. X Men First Class
10. X2/X Men
I've cheated a little by polling all of the various reboots in the order I like the films and leaving any from that genre out (hence no superman III or IV).
I know the Avengers and the individual films could all have been the same, but they are all unique super heroes in their own right (like X Men but Wolverine didn't make my 10)with Avengers just a film with them all in.
BEST: BATMAN BEGINS and SUPERMAN THE MOVIE
WORST: BATMAN FOREVER
In the original ending for Superman I, the nuclear missile that Superman pushes into outer space happens to strike the Phantom Zone, freeing the three Kryptonian supervillains. The final shot was originally going to be General Zod, Non, and Ursa all flying towards earth in a cliffhanger "to be continued" moment. Because this was dropped Tom Mankiewicz had to perform another rewrite and combine the time traveling to fix the damage intended for Superman II after General Zod, Ursa and Non had destroyed the planet. The worry was that if Superman was a flop then there would be no need for a sequel so they decided to make Superman The Movie a complete story and do away with the cliffhanger.
1, The Dark Knight Rises
2, The Dark Knight
3, The Avengers
4, Iron Man
5, Batman Begins
6, X-Men First Class
7, Watchmen
8, X2 & SM2
9, Thor
10, Kick-Ass
My face-palm moments:
*Don Cheadle is a horrid fill in for Terence Howard. All the elements of Rhodey are there, but with Terence it all felt so natural. With Don his lines are delivered like he is reading them off a card, while you really believe Terence's Rhodey cares about Tony's well being. I don't feel that with Cheadle in the role.
*The villain- Good god, we have a problem. I don't understand what the hell has been going on in film lately, but so many great villains have little to no screen time in the film they are written into. This is such a case. Now, I am all up for a villain that is in the shadows until the end a la Halloween (1978) and Dr. No, but Ivan needs to be on screen the entire time. He was crucial to the events of the plot. And even when he is on screen, Rourke is wasted, given only stupid Russian to piddle out and no depth. The character was a bore. I still can't believe the ending fight. Tony and Rhodey take about half a minute to kill bots, then Ivan comes in, grabs them both with his electric-whips, and for literally no reason at all he takes down his helmet, leaving Tony and Rhodey open to blasting him. 45 seconds for the finale?! HOW PATHETIC. This is the product of screen writers not having a bloody idea how to end it all, and the fight with Rhodey and Tony earlier was probably only written in so that the ending here made any kinds of sense, if any at all.
*You barely see Tony in the suit at all. I am all for more of a focus on the man behind the suit, but it just doesn't work here. It is too comic book centric not have the suit be more of a presence.
Dark knight trilogy
Superman II Donner Cut
The Avengers
Batman The movie
Thor
The Shadow
The Watchmen
2) Spider-Man 2.
3) Watchmen.
4) V for Vendetta.
5) Captain America.
6) The Dark Knight Trilogy.
7) X-Men: First Class.
8) X2.
9) The Amazing Spider-Man / The Avengers.
10) Superman: The Movie.