Long before Marvel Studios start fighting with its Marvel Cinematic Universe (which could be better to die at this point) There were some historically wrong steps of the superhero movie. The first true superhero blockbuster, "Superman" of 1978 It remains one of the biggest comic book films of all time, but even this has been born some seriously suspicious sequels, which set a precedent for the best and worst movies for the coming superhero.

In the years after Christopher Reeve, he convinced the audience from the late 70s that a man could fly, we had some clean outputs out of the superhero. When they are done properly, these films can offer the ultimate escapist fantasy, tapping into our collective interior child and leading us to brazen exciting rides through our own imaginations. Or, they can be "black Adam". I kid ... kind. The problem shown by that notorious effort for DC is that these films can often be only lazy, formulas, CGI syllables. But even before the rise of digital effects, there was a lot of absolute stench from superhero. Actually, ImdbThe list of the lowest ranked films of all time includes six superhero films, and none of them belong to the modern green screen nightmare.

With the so -called superhero fatigue well and really setting up, it has never been a better time to look at these comics and use what exactly went wrong. Given this, here are all the superhero films on the IMDB's lowest rankings list.

Although she is yet to have a movie worthy of her name, Catwoman had a pretty good page history and screen. Michelle Ffser's description for his beloved Batman Antihero remains indelible in the heads of those who grew up with Burton's films, and Zoe Kravitz made the character proud in Matt Reeves's "Batman". But the solo-catwoman with solo-catwoman, in regret, is a pity stain on that otherwise extraordinarily pure flawless record.

The 2004 Catwoman failure is well documented at the moment, to the point that it is hard to be worth analyzing exactly what is wrong with this infamous film fiasco. Needless to say, no one really wanted a "Catwoman" that currently carries a shameful 8% on rotten tomatoes and sits at the number 47 of the lowest IMDB ranking. 3.4 rating based on 129,000 votes is not as bad as you can expect for this film, but it is certainly not great-even though "Catwoman" is the highest ranked of all films with the lowest evaluation with the lowest evaluation here, so it's something ... I guess.

One light place in the whole debacle "Catwoman" is that Halle Barry actually accepted her reward and then set her on fireShe appeared at the 2005 ceremony to thank Warner Bros. for "Casting (her) in this piece of ** T" before announcing to the audience: "My mother told me that if you couldn't be a good loser, then you have no chance of being a good winner." Unfortunately, there is nothing good for "Catwoman" even though it is the highest on this miserable list.

1997 wasn't a great year for superhero films. That same year, Batman and Robin almost killed the comic book film completely (more about it later), Shaquille O'Neal starred in an evenly non -fashioned superhero, which is in a strange position to be a small enough project that escapes from endless endless and big enough, which remains one of the worst superhero films.

Casting Shac may have been the first step towards "steel" to become a treasurer. In the 7-meter 1-meter NBA Starwar played a former scientist and weapons designer, Johnon Henry Ayrons, who, after being paralyzed in a work crash, donated a steel suit that was inexpensive enough to betray his unfortunate rubber construction when looking at the big screen. Shac was by no means an actor when he agreed to star in "Steel", nor, or before two films, none of them made a lot of money or resulted in any critical praise.

Written and directed by Kenneth Nsonson, who was known for his work on TV shows such as "Bionic Woman" and "Incredible Hulk", "Celik" saw Shac's hero facing Dud Nelson's shameful soldier, Nathaniel Burke, " San Francisco Chronicle as "tolerant stench of film". This vulgar, low budget effort for a superhero, with some really terrible performances, made a righteous $ 1.68 million The global treasurer with a weak budget of $ 16 million. As such, it is its number 52 on the lowest ranked IMDB list, with a 3.0 rating based on 15,000 votes, is probably even a little better than it deserves.

A year after Tim Burton's Batman redefined the comic book film forever, Marvel decided it would pass and fueled Captain America, a $ 3 million project that initially cost $ 40 million, but who hit some major financial problems during production and saw her theater ambitions. The function directed by Albert Pyun has since become a funny footnote in the history of Marvel screen, if it is at all remembered. Of all accounts then, then, The forgotten "Captain America" ​​"Captain America" ​​was a disaster ... Or was that?

Well, yes. This is a film that includes a plot in which the Red Skull (Scott Paulin) is actually responsible for the Fon Fon assassinations. Kennedy and Martin Luther King. Otherwise, there is a lot of Captain America that is similar to the superior effort of Marvel Studio "Captain America: The first vengeance", at least in relation to Steve Rogers (Matt Salinger) after the dose of Super soldier Serum and became a titular hero during World War II. Otherwise, this film belongs to the now unthinkable time when Marvel's licenses were everywhere and the company fought for bankruptcy (an unfortunate milestone that it eventually hit in 1996), while DC remained the ruler of the movie "Superhero".

Despite Talk of a More Experimental Alternate Cut That Sounds Marginally Better Than the Direct-To-Video Version Audiences Received Back in 1990, "Captain America" ​​Is Still Largely Though of As A Dire Misstep In Comic Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Book Movie History - Something Exemplified by Its ranking at 77 with a 3.2 rating on 16,000 votes on the imdb list.

Many of the records on this list are curios or quickly forgotten disappointments, but "Batman and Robin" belongs to the category we will call "historical mistakes". This is a film that has not only killed the franchise in Batman, but also the superhero films, and who is denied by her starvet, George Clooney.

Directed by Elloel Schumacher, this 1997 record in the Batman saga took everything bad about "Batman forever" in 1995, which actually remains a neglected movie in Batman more important than you understandand cut him to 100. While "forever" was easier out of his predecessor - Tim Burton's strange experiment "Batman is back" -"Batman and Robin" was essentially a long commercial toy, spicy with stone-worthy jokes and some of the worst starring, but still dedicated to the screen.

Despite being one of the worst movies for superhero so far, it's not like there is nothing to like for "Batman and Robin". Gotham City is actually impressive in this film, and the design of production as a whole was a technical achievement of species. But otherwise, this is a movie that fully deserves its place on the IMDB list of the lowest ranked films, where it is currently sitting at the number 82 with a 3.8 rating based on 275,000 votes.

Fortunately, Christopher Nolan will save the Batman saga in 2005 with his great "Batman starts", but for a long time he looked like "Batman and Robin" fell the dark knight for good.

It is difficult to overcome the "Superman" influence of 1978 in the superhero films. It was not only the film's popularity to make him the first superhero blockbuster, director Richard Doner spent two of the most difficult years of life Treating the subject with a kind of respect that in the years before the film was released, it seemed funny. Donner had a real respect for Superman as a character and his film played as a love supplied letter to the steel and superhero man as a whole, legitimizing the genre of superhero films at a time when they just weren't something.

Of course, Superman was a huge hit, which meant Warner Bros. very quickly fueled as many sequels. The 1980s "Superman II" was actually a well-accepted tracking that is currently the third Film with the highest ranking of Superman on IMDBwith 6.8 score and 118,000 votes. However, "Superman IV: The search for peace" since 1987 is much at the other end of the scale, which comes to the 86th in the list of the lowest IMDB with a 3.7 rating, based on 55,000 grades, making it the lowest ranked of all films on this list.

Superman IV is one of several Superhero movies that actors actually regret making. Similar to George Clooney with "Batman and Robin", Starvalist Christopher Reeve has essentially denied his fourth round in Cape, describing the film in his autobiography in 1999: "The less Superman IV, the better." He was so badly tested, he was ordered to ax for about half an hour before Warners agreed to extinguish.