DC Comics Superhero Movies

Good action, clever sight gags, interesting complications and goes all out on bat with batmania. The acting is uniformly impressively improbable of the 1960s.

Pretty great classic superhero movie. The late Christopher Reeve was incredible and perfect choice of the casting in the title role.

Always like the cool scenes of Superman against three renegades from Krypton.

The special effects, thrills, chills and slime were average in this based on DC Comics film.

Superman splits in two as he fights Webster's super-computer and that was some funny thing on Pryor in this third installment film.

Faye Dunaway makes a wonderfully campy villainess and Helen Slater is okay as a superheroine.

It was quite okay with Superman's next enemy and I can't wait to watch the long alternative scenes on the DVD soon.

The suit of Swamp Thing looked better than the original and also the actions of the human-vegetable hero.

Jack Nicholson has an excellent performance in this DC Comic book film as villainous The Joker.

Good to see Michael Keaton returns for the sequel in his title role and Michelle Pfeiffer's really sexy in her leather costume.

This prequel film is getting bigger, battier and better than the sequels, all new stars did great jobs in their characters.

This fellowing DC Comics' temporary demise of Superman, new heroes were created to protect Metropolis is fine. Watchable with explosive special effects.

It was quite okay with action and a bit funny. That didn't thrill me much enough.

I'm a fan of Halle Berry (black actress) as she looks really hot and sexy in the costume leather. Good special effects.

Incredible supernatural thriller based on characters from the DC Comics/Vertigo 'Hellblazer'. Keanu Reeves did great job as demon hunter where he should stop all hell onto an apocalyptic war.

Two thumbs way up! Fantastic. This new Batman film is getting more thrill and darkier.

Terrific story which follows from based on a graphic novel about the freedom and revenge of an anit-hero.

Incredible adventure story like the memory from the original Superman (1978). Newcomer Brandon Routh was excellent as the new title role.

Unbelievable! Magnificent! Superb action of a superhero based on DC Comics with wonderful emotionally, excitement (possibility madness), memories and little funny of the characters in the comic book. Batman's next arch-enemy is The Joker, and Heath Ledger - smeared in the grotesquerie of punk-rock clown make-up, scarred with a self-inflicted demonic smile and schlupping his words with the sickly sound of a man who's tasted the bile of all humanity - has transformed him into one of movie's most spectacular villians.
Christian Bale, Aaron Eckhart, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Gary Oldman make their amazing performances in the Dark Knight's characters. As Harvey Dent before becoming Two-Face, Eckhart's face looked more scarier than Tommy Lee Jones in Batman Forever, excellent special make-up.
And Ledger's performance is more spectacular than Jack Nicholson in 1989's Batman as The Joker.

Spectacular! It should be a MA-rated (in America - R-rated) superheroes movie, not for children. This is how Alan Moore made the story of a universe of costumed crime fighters might actually work. Here, though, there is dark satire: Batman (now Nite Owl) can't get it up, impotent without his suit on; Wonder Woman (now Silk Spectre) carries the mountain of her mother's guilt (a previous Silk Spectre marooned in old-age); Superman (now Dr. Manhattan) is possessed with such powers he takes on the unreachable guise of a god. Best of all, there is Phillip Marlow or Sam Spade (now Rorschach), with his do-or-die morality and city-of-the-damned voiceover, the most hideously human of the bunch.
Zack Snyder appears to have been the right choice to take the job. 300 proved that he has an eye for visuals and knows how to adapt a graphic novel as faithful to its source as possible, but faithfulness and nice pictures don't necessarily make for a good movie.
Patrick Wilson makes a perfect performance as Dan Dreiberg/Nite Owl. And I'm sure everyone will secretly fall in love with Silk Spectre II (Malin Akerman) because she looks really sexy. The suits have been beautifully changed wherever necessary and also have the right effect. The Minutemen look kinda stupid, which is perfect for the superhero parody element of the book.
The special effects are really good, Dr. Manhattan looks awesome, Mars looks like you expect Mars to look and Rorschach's mask remains fun to see from start to finish. A giant, hairless blue man with it all hanging out, he comes care of a mo-capped Billy Crudup that's about 70 per cent successful - much better in close-up than the distracting mid-shots dominated by his blurry-blue CG cock.