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I recently finished watching Thor upon Blue-Ray and I enjoyed this a lot. Who would have ever thought that a live-action Thor movie would ever be made. Specifically if you had ever seen the Thor appearance in one of the Extraordinary Hulk TV movies years ago. The concept of Green Lantern rocks ! but I never thought that all a movie would be made. Hence while I'm waiting for a live-action version of the Legion of Super-Heroes I thought that I would mull over what I believe will be the finest films in the ever-increasing genre of super-hero films. I've limited myself to live-action films even though some in the animated stuff is really nice. I think it would be cheating to mix animated films with the live-action films. I've also limited the number of "best" films to 10 otherwise I quickly venture over into the region of Return of the Swamp Thing and Steel. From the tender I go.<br> <br> <br> <br> 10. The Rocketeer (1991)<br> <br> <br> <br> Any film with Jennifer Connelly in it can't be too bad unless of course that movie is Hulk. The Rocketeer perfectly captured the look and spirit with the Dave Stevens comic reserve. Super-Heroes and Nazi's often go well together, like peanut butter and jelly.<br> <br> <br> <br> being unfaithful. The Incredible Hulk (2008)<br> <br> <br> <br> Not to be confused with "Hulk" which was mentioned above, this 08 soft re-boot of the Hulk franchise is actually really good. Although it is not a sequel this film moves forward without invalidating anything from the previous film. The movie explores the fragile psyche of Bruce Banner; evokes the best of the Bill Bixby television series and has incredible (no pun intended) fight scenes with the Abomination. In addition to the love story with Betty Ross is kept to a minimum. What more can anyone ask for within a super-hero movie? The only thing I can think of would have been a been a cameo from Wolverine.<br> <br> <br> <br> almost 8. Blade (1998)<br> <br> <br> <br> I failed to know a lot about Knife when I saw this movie. I actually still don't know a whole daylights of a lot about Edge the comic book identity but Blade the movie very hero is awesome. Martial arts, swords and vampires. So refreshing its scary.<br> <br> <br> <br> 7. Batman (1966)<br> <br> <br> <br> Sure it's campy; sure Adam West is pudgy; sure Cesar Peregrino would not shave his mustache but this movie is just fun. Has there ever been a better Penguin or Riddler as played by Burgess Meredith and Frank Gorshin - http://www.empowher.com/search/site/Frank%20Gorshin respectively? For mysbobet - https://www.mysbobet.com/ that matter Lee Meriwether is #2 on the list of best Catwomen behind Julie Newmar and above Michelle Pfeiffer. In this movie we certainly see the classic Batmobile nevertheless also the Bat-Copter, Bat-Bike and Bat-Boat. We likewise learn that Batman includes anti-shark repellent in his power belt. This movie will make the top ten list simply - http://Www.wikipedia.org/wiki/list%20simply for the scene with Batman running around the pier having a bomb in his hands.<br> <br> <br> <br> six. Superman II (1980)<br> <br> <br> <br> Quarter-hour of this movie is probably the best super hero movie available. The fight with Superman compared to General Zod, Ursa and Non over Metropolis still stands up to this day. If only Richard Donner had been allowed to finish the movie. We would have been able to escape much of the camp (this is definitely bad camp unlike the excellent - http://Www.Google.com/search?q=excellent&btnI=lucky camp in the Batman movie) added by Richard Lester. The cellophane "S"; teleporting Kryptonians in the Fortress of Solitude and the mind-altering "super-kiss" at the end of the movie (as if Superman didn't curently have enough powers someone believed it to be necessary to add a few more) unfortunately forces me to keep this movie out of my top five.<br> <br> <br> <br> 5. Spider-Man 2 (2004)<br> <br> <br> <br> Simply a good movie. No longer bogged down by the requisite origin history Peter Parker can go and fight crime since Spider-Man. The scene together with the passengers on the monorail guarding Spider-Man chokes me up a bit inside. "Spider-Man" would have made this list although no matter how much I appreciated Willem DaFoe as Gary Osborn I really disliked the Green Goblin costume in that video.<br> <br> <br> <br> 4. Iron Man (2008)<br> <br> <br> <br> Robert Downey Jr. playing a narcissistic self-absorbed self-destrucive person with a substance abuse difficulty... awesome casting. In one film Iron Man went via B-list hero whom nobody but a comic book geek had ever heard of to a true cultural icon and being featured prominently in each Marvel kid's toy best next to Spider-Man. Which is goal for all of these videos (see Green Lantern above). Iron Man not only accomplished it but it is a very very good movie on top of it. The sole drawback to the entire movie is definitely the closing fight scene between Iron Man and Obadiah Stane. I feel like the good guy has to fight a bigger, badder version of himself is done to death. For example it was done in the same year in Marvel's other film the Incredible Hulk. Ultimately, I believed the movie was more interesting mainly because it focused on Tony Stark instead of Iron Man. It created for a good movie but I'm not sure if that is a best part for a "super hero" video so Iron Man simply makes it to #4 on my list.<br> <br> <br> <br> 3. The Sunset Knight (2008)<br> <br> <br> <br> This video made a bazillion us dollars. Heath Ledger was amazing as the Joker. It's a fantastic movie. It's just simply so long (2 1/2 hours) and Christian Bale can be screaming throughout the entire video. I've always imagined Batman to have a stoic coolness... like Clint Eastwood. Any complaints I have about this movie, however , are quickly mitigated by a Batman and Robin flashback.<br> <br> <br> <br> 2 . Captain America (2011)<br> <br> <br> <br> What did I say before regarding super heroes and Nazis? Well it's even more true when the super hero is usually dressed up in an American flag. The Nazis don't stand a chance. I loved every thing about this movie. Chris Evans was very convincing as Captain America and as Charlie Rogers. Even the Red Skull didn't seem cheesy. All this and the Cosmic Cube also, I loved this movie. Captain America: The First of all Avenger is a great movie and well deserving of my #2 spot. There is only one movie that could beat it out.<br> <br> <br> <br> #1. Superman (1978)<br> <br> <br> <br> This is this. The Grand-daddy of them all. It might not be the first super-hero movie but it is definitely the first of all movie that you think of as you think about a super hero film. Where Chris Evans was convincing in the role of Steve Rogers/Captain America, Captain christopher Reeve IS Superman and at the same time he delivers the defined portrayal of Clark Kent. Others have played the role before and after Reeve nonetheless non-e have worn the cape more convincingly or confidently. Christopher Reeve really made me believe that if a man may fly it would be him.