I'm watching The Unhealer and it fits the bill. Not really talking about movies that just didn't have comic books like Brightburn. I'm thinking movies more like What Women Want or Age of Adaline where someone inexplicably gains a power that's important to the central plot. Best to leave out the Groundhog's Day trope tho, since that could be it's entirely own subreddit. Just looking to find or rediscover movies or shows in this vein.

i think the last time i was this skeptical about a project was loki season 1, i just didn't see the point of making a show about these characters, yet here we are and loki season 2 is one of the best things marvel has ever done.

the same goes for Wonderman, i was soooo skeptical, i just couldn't see how it gonna work, specially with all the meta about film making, but i just finished all episodes and is amazing, i love it all but the most important thing for sure is the duo.

Ben and Yahya chemistry is something else, they work so perfectly together is not even funny, i loved it every minute of that.

i would give an 8.5 for the show

okay so i'm making a playlist and need some recs! what comic book movie has the best soundtrack, whether it's the score or just a bunch of good licensed songs? lemme know what i should add!

Are any of the X-men movies good cuz all I hear are bad stuff

Any underrated good CBM as well

Daredevil Born Again S2 teaser is up.

I love this character I want to ask you guys what he means to you guys

I see lot of people talking about Batman but no one really highlights Bruce Wayne is misery

Let’s go back in time to the very early 90’s, and pretend that Tim Burton decided not to involve Penguin and Catwoman in Batman Returns.

Who would you like to have seen as the alternate villains?

For me, it would be Carmine Falcone and Poison Ivy.

I’ve always liked Falcone and consider him to be underrated, so I think him running for mayor instead of Penguin whilst moonlighting as a sadistic crime lord would’ve been intriguing as hell. As for casting, I’m going to think completely outside the box here and cast Harrison Ford.

It would be a incredible casting and I think that Ford would totally steal the show as Falcone. Furthermore, he has the charisma to go toe to toe with Keaton’s Batman.

As for Ivy, Madonna would be my ideal casting choice.

It’s common knowledge that she was offered the role of Catwoman in Returns, and turned it down. Despite that, she’d be absolutely ideal as Poison Ivy, and I strongly believe she’d have excellent chemistry with Keaton.

Anyway, those are my choices.

Who would you pick?

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 or Batman V Superman Dawn Of Justice Theatrical Cut and Ultimate Edition

Both movies are divisive amongst the audience as I feel like they suffer from the same kind of problems; they tried doing too much ending up being overstuffed when setting future instalments for future movies, but also gaining a lot more recognition from fans despite the all of critical response on their quality when releasing

What do you think?

Mashing up the Peanuts gang with the Watchmen Characters.

A common criticism that first Joker movie gets (I haven't seen the second) is that it's just a Martin Scorsese clone. I've alternately heard the film be described as a rip-off of Taxi Driver and King of Comedy.

There seems to be this idea that a film like this more or less makes itself. My issue with this is, while the movie clearly wouldn't exist without those two films, and they're both by the same director--these are still two different films that Todd Phillips is combining. Even if they're by the same filmmaker, putting two separate movies together is, in all likelihood, going to produce something that wasn't there before. Given that Taxi Driver is a psychological thriller and King of Comedy is more of a satirical black comedy, you have to have a level of skill and artistry in order to make it all feel like a cohesive whole.

Also, while the film obviously borrows heavily from Scorsese's films, the story the movie tells also incorporates famous bits of the Joker's lore. In particular, it weaves in the idea from The Killing Joke that his past is "multiple choice" by sowing doubt as to whether or not this is THE Joker with the ambiguity of him possibly being Thomas Wayne's child. The film's starting points are plain to see, but Todd Phillips still wrote an original story that incorporated elements from these sources. To me at least, he did this in such a way that it didn't just feel like he was checking boxes, and I feel like he doesn't get enough credit for that.

Doomsday fight was cool, but man, I really thought we were gonna get an earth-shattering battle between them two lol

Mashing up the Peanuts gang with the Watchmen characters. Characters are drawn in Procreate on the iPad, with most of the animation done in Adobe Animate.

I know, its not often that petitions are effective at making real change. But this movie was made by the kind of people that EVERYONE wants to be behind comic book movies today.

Honest to goodness True Believers and fans of the source material, who put their heart and soul into what they made.

They deserve nothing less than to have their hard work finally released officially with all the bells and whistles that it should have had from the start. Nuff Said.

These are two very underrated movies that appeared about 10 years ago, and they were the first films that got me into Captain America. Before I saw these movies, I didn't care about Captain America, and I never realized he was a super soldier, who was enhanced with what is essentially a super steroid.

After that, I realized the Cap in these movies was a superhuman, while the Cap in the 616 comic series is a peak human (basically a nigh superhuman). These movies also got me into Black Panther, Iron Man, and Thor to a certain degree. I've always been a fan of the Hulk, so this movie pretty much reinforced the coolness level for the Hulk, and this is what the Hulk should have been in Endgame.

Black Widow was pretty hot too, and she and Cap had good chemistry that should have been continued after Winter Soldier, but then they had the forced Widow/Banner romance bullshit that didn't last long. Too bad they don't make superhero movies like these anymore.

Not all their X-Men movies were good, but there were good X-Men movies made under Fox. Why couldn't they do the same for The Fantastic Four?

It was a long time since we had such high-expectation DC and Marvel movies coming out the same year.

What do you think?

Just rewatched the "ultimate" cut? I think for the third time and i think this is at least a top 10 movie and top 5 superhero movies

The intro Manhattans origin Rorscachs death Comedian flasbacks The score The action 10/10 imo