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Ep9 - The Avengers Movie

Well of course we went to see The Avengers movie! And of course we're going to talk about it. But the real question is, Did we all like it?


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Apr282011

Top 5 Comic Movies

With the Thor movie coming out soon I thought I would put up a Top 5 of the best Comic Movies.

 

5. Judge Dreed

 

Don’t Judge (bad joke I know). I love this movie. I'm a sucker for post apocalyptic movies. I didn’t even know it was a comic when it came out. I just thought it was awesome. Yes I have seen it recently and yes it does not hold up well. It's like a guilty pleasure that I indulge every once in awhile. “I am the LAW!”

 

4. Superman

 

Simple, I believed a man could fly.

 

3. Mystery Men

 

Wow, this movie was funny as all get out. It was a perfect blend of misfits, goofballs, and wannabe heroes that end up saving the world. It was just fun and I enjoyed every moment of it. If you have not seen this movie buy, rent, or netflix it now.

 

2. Iron Man

 

Two reasons this made the cut. One- it was a great movie, not just a great comic movie. It shot Iron Man to superstar hero and kids everywhere wanted to be Iron Man. It also paved the way for the other Marvel movies. Two- it got my wife into comics. Not hard core, but enough that she enjoys my hobby and understands it.

 

1. Spider-Man

 

No big surprise here. My favorite comic hero on the big screen was mind blowing. I lost count how many times I saw that movie in the theaters. I saw it three times in one day. The second one was also fantastic but it can't live up to the first time I saw Spidey swinging through New York.

Reader Comments (1)

Yeah, I consider Judge Dredd one of my guilty pleasures as well, and I agree that it doesn't exactly hold up over the years but there is good news... Judge Dredd 2 is coming!

A few pieces of trivia:

I believe Mystery Men was based on a strip in Penthouse Comixxx, believe it or not. I know for a fact that there was a Casanova Frankenstein character in that book although he was actually an effeminate, stitched together type of dude.
I've just Wiki'd my info and it turns out that Mystery Men was a Dark Horse book.

There still was a Casanova Frankenstein in Penthouse Comixxx, tho.

May 16, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterThe Comic Book Guy

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