Except for Superman and the Mole Men, I've seen every DC movie made before 1997 many times, but I don't watch a lot of modern superhero movies. This is every single DC film I've seen since '97's Batman and Robin (I've only seen each of these once, in the theater):
Batman Begins (2005)
Superman Returns (2006)
V for Vendetta (2006) -- I usually don't watch bastardizations of Alan Moore's work (you couldn't pay me to watch Snyder's Watchmen or any other of his DC movies) but I went with friends who really wanted to see it.
The Dark Knight (2008) -- This experience kicked ass. Six of my friends cosplayed as Batman characters and they all did phenomenal jobs on their costumes.
The Dark Knight Rises (2012) -- Saw this in IMAX with all of my best friends the day after we saw Iron Maiden and Alice Cooper and then partied all night.
The Suicide Squad (2021)
The Batman (2022)
Richard Donner's Superman's my favorite superhero movie ever (followed by Burton's Batman films -- to digress, I don't like that Keaton's Batman kills, but whatever, the films are based on the very, very early pre-Robin Golden Age Batman Detective Comics stories in which Batman offs somebody every once in a while), but James Gunn's Superman looks like it might surpass Donner's masterpiece. Except for Perry (who's race-swapped, but I couldn't care less), the cast looks straight from the comics, and James Gunn's mostly basing the tone off of the Silver/Bronze Age Superman (1955-1986) and All-Star Superman (by Morrison and Quitely), which are my favorite versions of the character.
These are perfect:
Lois, Perry, Jimmy, Steve, Cat, and Ron:
Luthor's my favorite villain, I'm looking forward to seeing how Nicholas Hoult looks in the role.
I hope this is as great as it looks so far. I've seen James Gunn's first two Guardians of the Galaxy movies and I think they're pretty good.
Batman Begins (2005)
Superman Returns (2006)
V for Vendetta (2006) -- I usually don't watch bastardizations of Alan Moore's work (you couldn't pay me to watch Snyder's Watchmen or any other of his DC movies) but I went with friends who really wanted to see it.
The Dark Knight (2008) -- This experience kicked ass. Six of my friends cosplayed as Batman characters and they all did phenomenal jobs on their costumes.
The Dark Knight Rises (2012) -- Saw this in IMAX with all of my best friends the day after we saw Iron Maiden and Alice Cooper and then partied all night.
The Suicide Squad (2021)
The Batman (2022)
Richard Donner's Superman's my favorite superhero movie ever (followed by Burton's Batman films -- to digress, I don't like that Keaton's Batman kills, but whatever, the films are based on the very, very early pre-Robin Golden Age Batman Detective Comics stories in which Batman offs somebody every once in a while), but James Gunn's Superman looks like it might surpass Donner's masterpiece. Except for Perry (who's race-swapped, but I couldn't care less), the cast looks straight from the comics, and James Gunn's mostly basing the tone off of the Silver/Bronze Age Superman (1955-1986) and All-Star Superman (by Morrison and Quitely), which are my favorite versions of the character.
These are perfect:
Lois, Perry, Jimmy, Steve, Cat, and Ron:
Luthor's my favorite villain, I'm looking forward to seeing how Nicholas Hoult looks in the role.
I hope this is as great as it looks so far. I've seen James Gunn's first two Guardians of the Galaxy movies and I think they're pretty good.