The 7 Least-Faithful Comic Book Movies

[TMC1982]

I'm very surprised that "Catwoman" with Halle Berry isn't on this list:
http://www.cracked.com/article_15665...ok-movies.html

7. The Hulk (Ang Lee's version)

6. Judge Dredd

5. Constantine

4. The Mask

3. Superman III

2. Howard the Duck

1. Batman and Robin

[RoninFox]

I'm very surprised that "Catwoman" with Halle Berry isn't on this list:
http://www.cracked.com/article_15665...ok-movies.html

Maybe they assumed Catwoman wasn't really even a comic book movie?  It bore no resemblance to the comic Catwoman except that she wore a tight outfit with cat ears after all.

[Junkyard]

This list is ridiculous. Constantine is 5? Catwoman and Elektra aren't even on it?

It appears they put the films they liked the least on the list and called them the least faithful.

[Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck]

7. The Hulk (Ang Lee's version)

There's another Incredible Hulk film? 

I mean, we'd have to be assuming that TV-Movies are completely out of the running for this since that so-called version of "Wonder Woman" with Cathy Lee Crosby wasn't #1 on the list.

[GregMcduck]

The Generation X tv movie ranks up there on the unfaithful list:

http://www.pop-arena.com/articles/genx.html

[Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck]

The Generation X tv movie ranks up there on the unfaithful list:

http://www.pop-arena.com/articles/genx.html

A Matt Frewer movie I didn't know about?   

[RoninFox]

The Generation X tv movie ranks up there on the unfaithful list:

http://www.pop-arena.com/articles/genx.html

Holy crap, I was just thinking about that movie.  I still have it taped off of Fox somewhere in my old VHS shelf.

I don't know WHY I still have it, but I do.  Guess I could just never find it when I could tape over it.

[Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck]

The Generation X tv movie ranks up there on the unfaithful list:

http://www.pop-arena.com/articles/genx.html

Holy crap, I was just thinking about that movie.  I still have it taped off of Fox somewhere in my old VHS shelf.

I don't know WHY I still have it, but I do.  Guess I could just never find it when I could tape over it.

Maybe I'll make a deal with you for it....I love Matt Frewer.

[RoninFox]

sounds good.  I'll make sure I can still find it and get back to you.

[Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck]

Cool beans!

Of course, now I have to figure out if I have anything you want that I can trade with you.

[gbeenie]

I mean, we'd have to be assuming that TV-Movies are completely out of the running for this since that so-called version of "Wonder Woman" with Cathy Lee Crosby wasn't #1 on the list.

In the interest of fairness, I should point out that, in the early 70s, DC Comics tried an experiment wherein Wonder Woman was stripped of her powers, and took to wearing a (white!) pantsuit. Needless to say, this phase didn't last.

Besides, that TV movie contains one of my favorite nuggets of dialogue ever:

Hench-Guy: Make love to me.
Wonder Woman: Why?
HG: Because you're the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.
WW: No; I meant, why should I?

[Raven]

I think Catwoman wasn't on the list because it was "a" catwoman, not "the" catwoman from the comics.

[Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck]

I mean, we'd have to be assuming that TV-Movies are completely out of the running for this since that so-called version of "Wonder Woman" with Cathy Lee Crosby wasn't #1 on the list.

In the interest of fairness, I should point out that, in the early 70s, DC Comics tried an experiment wherein Wonder Woman was stripped of her powers, and took to wearing a (white!) pantsuit. Needless to say, this phase didn't last.

Besides, that TV movie contains one of my favorite nuggets of dialogue ever:

Hench-Guy: Make love to me.
Wonder Woman: Why?
HG: Because you're the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.
WW: No; I meant, why should I?

Yeah....that "Diana Prince Debacle"....  Lucky me.  It had to happen when I was a kid.

But I don't think that movie was styled after that.  It didn't have her traveling around with a blind Asian guru, did it?

[daltysmilth]

I still don't understand why people are so down on Ang Lee's Hulk movie.  I think it's one of the better comic book movies out there.  And it seems like this guy's main complaint about the Hulk movie is that it made him have to think!  Well, what's wrong with that? 

[Zardoz!]

I never will forgive the FF movie for just totally butchering doctor doom and his origin so completely.

Spiderman 2 was faithful to doc ock's origin, but FF just turned doom into another dime a dozen evil executive...