Top Five WORST Comicbook movies

Daredevil theatrical cut sucks, the directors is great though I highly recommend it. The only thing I would disagree on is bullseye. While Colin Farrell is really enjoyable to watch, his bullseye is not the bullseye from the comics. Bullseye is much more calm and talks about all the horrible things he does like its an everyday thing for him, like the way normal people would talk about everyday things like work, school and other things like taste in music etc. Colin Farrell's bullseye has got the insanity part down, but the way he talked and how hyperactive he was just isn't how bullseye would act. It's not bad it's just not my bullseye.

This editorial "sucked balls." You didn't even watch jonah hex, yet you put it on the list, thus revealing that this isn't a list about what comic book movies YOU think are the worst, but what majority opinion considers some of the worst.

If you were a kid in the eighties, Howard the duck was fantastic

Haven't watched the Director's Cut of DareDevil. A lot off movies everyone has been mentioning, I haven't even seen. I was putting the worst I've seen (minus Jonah Hex, the trailers made it look bad enough to be put on the list). Blade Trinity, I found to be very enjoyable. I never knew, The Mask movies were superhero movies. Never bothered watching them. Never bothered with Howard the Duck nor The Spirit cause they just don't look nor sound good. I admit the Ghost Rider movies aren't good. I feel where one failed, the other succeeded.

Also, @levi, this might come off hypocritical cause of my rants about Kevin Tancharoen or how I was when I first put up editorials on this site bout Ghost Rider and what not but, enough with Hellboy. The movies are dead. The second one ended to where a third wasn't necessary unless they wanted it to suck. Admittingly, I almost put 300 on the list cause it just sucks. I just judged them not by closest sticking to the source material but the movie as a whole. To be honest, I never read Fantastic Four therefore that must be the reason I enjoyed the FF movies for what they are.

Levi: As I said, it probably of hypocritical of me to even say anything cause how I was. I just got fed up cause almost every comment I see you post anymore is something, Hellboy related. Sorry bro.

Levi summed it all up pretty much. I watched Green Lantern again last night and it does have its bad parts but I guess it's not awful.

Not like the ones already mentioned anyway.

Daredevil and Green Lantern were good films and don't deserve to be here. The Daredevil director's cut is actually a quite good and solid CBM. There are much worse out there.

Superman IV is probably the worst superhero movie EVER. Son of Mask and Catwoman aren't really considered, based on the fact that they are so so far away from any semblance to those comic book characters. Plus, Jamie Kennedy, what more needs to be said?

Superman started going DOWN DOWN DOWN with the third movie, considering half the cast didn't want to be there and were retained by their contracts, and then you've got the CHEESE - it was like a fondue party. Richard Pryor wasn't as horrific as people make him out to be, but still bad enough that you'll be watching the movie late at night on tv and scratching your head trying to figure out just WHAT movie you're watching. But I did like the split battle - Clark Kent vs Superman. That was a badass moment that has yet to be duplicated in any CBM.

Superman IV, is a disaster on EVERY level imaginable. Lex Luthor gets his random nephew (who just popped up out of nowhere) to break him out of prison (a rock quarry?), hop in his convertible, and enjoy freedom.

Lex then devises a new way to beat Superman, because he's got nothing better to do in 1987. Dude, seriously, consider how many freaking AWESOME movies came out that year! Anyway, Lex decides he's going to clone Superman, using a hair that has been kept on display at a museum, demonstrating how STRONG the man of steel is. Basically the hair is supporting ___ tons from a ceiling structure. How does Lex obtain such a durable specimen? I'm not sure if it's a bunch of pruning shears or just regular scissors, but yes indeed, he cuts the hair with ordinary metal. Yep.

That's HALF the stupidity on Lex's part, although there might be a lot more that I'm forgetting. In the meantime, Superman has a plan of his OWN. In order to stop the cold war (hence the subtitle: Quest for Peace), he steals all the nuclear warheads in the world and throws them into the sun. Given that the Cold War was based on one side fearing what the other side has, now they have EVERY incentive to do whatever they want. And it's not like they're SCARED of Superman, and out of fear decided they should play nice - no, they just have that epiphany.

Lex clones Superman - making "Nuclear Man" who has radioactive claws (?) and looks like a typical 80s supermodel with blonde hair. Oh, and because Lex uses his own DNA as well, now Nuclear Man is voiced by Gene Hackman. Weird. Did I mention he's blonde? They quickly deduce that he's powered by the sun, and that the darkness will pretty much do what Kryptonite does to Superman. This instant microwaveable supervillain is a flatter character than Non, which is saying quite a lot - he completely lacks personality, setting him far apart from say, Bizarro.

So I forget what happens exactly, but Superman has a new girlfriend, makes Lois jealous, and uh, instead of Lois getting kidnapped, it's this new bimbo. Supes and Nukes do battle all over the planet, where Superman repairs the Great Wall of China with his new wall-restructuring powers! I think that was meant to be his heat vision, but they figured that him melting stone would be counterproductive, and therefore spawning bricks from his eyes is better.

So Supes tricks Nukes out into space and to the moon in order to eclipse his powers (hahaha), but SOMEHOW, Superman's bimbo can breathe on the moon as well as withstand the intense vacuum and freezing temperatures. There's also wind!

I really don't think it gets worse than Superman IV. You probably won't see it because it really REALLY is a waste of your time, but if you did, you would KNOW, lol.

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Btw, Daredevil rocked, both in theaters and on dvd. I don't get the hate, honestly. Favreau and Affleck made a great pair, Colin Farrel was CRAZY, and MCD was actually kind of scary, if not hammy. Yeah, the CGI was HORRIBLE, but that's like judging TASM because people didn't like the Lizard's effects, or they didn't like the look of uh, the Hulk in the 2003 movie.... oh wait.

I am, however, pleased that you didn't include the Hulk. Everyone loves to hate on it, and I liked it a helluva lot better than the 2008 movie - which was WAY overshadowed by Iron Man.
(I honestly forgot it was coming out when it did)

lol batman forever and Daredevil are not that damn bad

Levi's on the ball,Green Lantern and Daredevil don't deserve to be on this list compared to the movies he listed

@LEEE777: A lot of comicbook movies I've seen are Marvel. The one's I haven't seen are for a reason. They don't interest me. They don't have to be Marvel or DC to interest me. They just don't. X-Men: The Last Stand was terrible compared to the first two. But, it's not that bad and X-Men Origins: Wolverine is good if you just enjoy it for what it is despite its flaws. As far as, Punisher: War Zone goes, it's not among the worst.

CorndogBurglar: Again, they're not good movies. I know they're far from that. As far as mockeries of the characters go. The first one for the most part stays true to the core spirit of the character while the second is more dark and more fun take on the character. Watch them for what they are. They're not bad. Just really takes an open mind.

I actually liked Green Lantern. Replace that with either Ang Lee's Hulk or EVERY SINGLE X-MEN MOVIE.

I think Catwoman should just be forgotten by all right? Same as Batman and Robin.
You should make it more like top 10 or something.