Best Super-Hero Movie of 2011

Green Hornet has already come out to theaters, so whether you've seen it or not, or whether you're still looking forward to seeing it, you can post which super-hero movie you either liked the most or think will be the best or your favorite of 2011, here on this poll.

I'm a little biased, because I've already seen the new Green Hornet movie - twice. It reminded me of me and my friend H-Bomb. And not to mention I have the DVD of the Green Hornet from around the 60's/70's and while it was like a more boring version of the Adam West/Burt Ward version of the Batman & Robin series, I still enjoyed it, and I liked how funny the new Green Hornet movie was, and I felt like I could relate to the new Green Hornet, he was a rich man who inherited a lot of money and got a lot of pretty ladies, but, also wanted to be viewed upon as a bad guy, while actually going out to do good things. He seemed like one of the few comic book characters that understood the tactical disadvantage of trying to be viewed upon as the good guys, how the bad guys could use that against you. Anyway, I really enjoyed the movie.

I was never too impressed with Thor as a character, but while at the theaters seeing the Green Hornet, I saw some previews for Thor, and shockingly enough, I was actually impressed with it.

The Actor who plays Green Hornet did a GREAT job as Deadpool. I do look forward to seeing the movie. I did get tired of being compared to the Green Lantern all these years, but, I always wondered how he'd appear in a movie and I do think that this movie will be somewhat enjoyable.

Captain Ameria: The First Avenger: This guy didn't have that dorky/badass/gung-ho nature about him to be the character, in my opinion. I mean I'll see how the movie is & maybe he'll be able to live up to it, BUT, I'm still gonna think of him as The Human Torch when I see him in the movie. I mean Heath Ledger as The Joker, I didn't have high hopes for, and he highly impressed me with his performance in the role, so I'll see how it goes. The only problem is how they can't make a combined movie with all the Marvel Comics Characters because they'll have to start all over with the Fantastic 4 Characters.

Deathlok - Never heard of him.

Luke Cage - I remember in the summer of 1990, being 5 years old, and my brother was then 9 years old, and we were in my street, having a conversation about the concept of real life superheroes, I told him, there's nothing unrealistic about people doing it in real life, and said I wanted to do it when I grew up, he asked me what I'd call myself. I told him "Powerman" he told me that it was already used, by some black guy. Little did I know until years later that it was Luke Cage, the Hero for Hire. This movie could be alright but, I don't know yet.

As of now, I stick by my decision on voting for The Green Hornet. I'll see how things go, but in the mean time my vote stays for the Green Hornet.

In semi-unrelated news, I did like how many superhero movies came out in 2008, plus a Star Wars cartoon movie, that was so cool.

I can't wait to see the new X-Men movie. I really like the X-Men, I've always felt like I could relate to them.

Rev. ShowStopper wrote:I can't wait to see the new X-Men movie. I really like the X-Men, I've always felt like I could relate to them.

Yeah I didn't realize until just recently that it was coming out so soon, in like a few weeks.

Oh and BTW, if I could change my vote, I'd probably switch it to Thor, with Green Hornet in a very close second place. Maybe because it was newer to me, and it always seems like each new super-hero movie gets better than the previous ones.

I don't like to spoil too much, but there were certain things that didn't happen in Green Hornet that happened in Thor that made Thor a little better. Plus, Thor kinda reminded me of an Archangel.

Captain America wasn't just a fantastic movie finally doing the origin of the Captain proper justice, but a fantastic war movie as well. As far as Thor, I thought it was quite bold to take the perspective of Ancient Astronaut theory. Well done, but there could have been so much more with it in my opinion.

Dear Forum:
I think you should watch all the movies before you vote. I loved Captain
America. Can't wait for the sequel.
Kelly
Utah
No. i am NOT a Mormon!

Krampus,
I agree with the part about Captain America. They did take a real war, and added an exaggerated version of it, but still really cool though. I think Captain America & Thor were equally the best movies this year, but Captain America was slightly better. Plus, while even though I feel I can relate to both of them, Thor in a spiritual sense, but Captain America reminds me of how I was when I was a skinny 17 year old crazy motivated about joining the Marines and stuff.

Kelly,
You're right. I also forgot to add the Sherlock Holmes sequel to this list, but then again that doesn't even come out for like another month.