Why they did not put Japanese Spiderman in the Spiderverse flicks is something I can't understand. Who WOULDN'T want to see Leopardon kicking ass on screen?
Captain America not using a shield and just only a fucking gun is the funniest shit. I’ve been fucking crying for 10 minutes at that clip of him just gunning down 2 men straight faced
Somehow Blade feels completely out of place on this list, in fact I thought it was released after 2000. That movie is just too good. Anyway, you deserves more views dude, Great video!
lul that's an excellent way of putting it. It's crazy how much of the film footage in this video is so grainy, you can tell Marvel movies were not in a good place before 2000.
Fantastic video 👏🏿 documentary however The Punisher and Blade were the best as they were for mature audience, Blade saved Marvel Punisher had a great cast, yet a poor budget so bad the costume designer is the set designer, Hulk got better there were plans introduce Jennifer Walters in Hulk, not as a cousin the TV series had Banner sister i.e why She-Hulk was created. New World pictures a disaster due to chapter 11, all there TV shows suffered again great video thanks again.
23:45 "The villain is a guy doing a Jim Carey impression" OK, but that's Max Headroom and Jim Carey's entire career is essentially a Max Headroom impression...
I recall hearing about how the stunt coordinator specifically decided to take inspiration straight out of the actual Spider-Man comics from the time for how Spider-Man (Takuya Yamashiro) moved in the show. That combined with the really accurate costume helmed by Eaves Brooks makes this a fairly accurate Spider-Man.
funny thing is the costume is the same as the nicholas hammond spiderman just with different masks it was a costume marvel specifically gave out to people doing spidey projects theres a video on youtube of the history of it
Blade is the real starting point for modern superhero films, before X-Men. That '79 Cap America is so Bob Ross lol. That Thor does look like a fun guy to watch.
Japanese Spiderman wasn't brought to the states because the executives thought that kids wouldn't like it. I can tell you as a child of the seventies I would have loved it!
I met Lou in real life at comic con and he is the sweetest guy ever. I talked to him for like 20 minutes just about his experiences and what he thought about about the new stuff he said he had ought most respect for the new stuff and I honestly had the most fun talking to him and he is just a kind soul.
The Punisher movie wasn't a masterpiece by a long stretch, but Dolph Lundgren was great casting for the punisher. He had the physicality required for the role and I feel that his tired and expressionless look perfectly conveyed a dead inside death seeker.
Blade should be WAY higher on this list, it is genuinely entertaining and on a list we’re the majority of these movies are boring shit then that matters.
@@dolier2802 I don’t know about better, but other than Blade their are still some other good or fun movies here like the Hulk pilot (I also got a soft spot for Roger Corman’s Fantastic Four but that’s half because of nostalgia)
The fact they never got HassleHoff to make a cameo as an alternate nick fury in the latest spiderman movie is criminal!!! 😭😭😭 you know he would so be up for that!! He was in the SpongeBob movie as himself ffs!!😂
I'm watching this video and staring at the Captain America serial spine. When you finally pulled it out, it was confirmed: that's the replacement DVD cover I designed after being disappointed with the one that came with the (official?) release! So cool to see it out in the wild like that!
I watched both the 70s American Spider-Man series and the Japanese Spider-Man series last year and I actually loved them both. They stunts they were able to achieve with the technology they had is honestly Marvelous, there are real shots of Spider-Man climbing up the Empire State Building that don’t use any kind of CGI at all. I really wish these movies got more credit for pioneering the superhero movie genre. Marvel should make official releases of all of these series and stop trying so hard to bury film history.
Yeah, this is a weird ranking system. Talks about being faithful to the comics and proceeds to rank Japanese Spiderman as number 1 (I'm not hating on the show but that has got to be the most unfaithful to the source material though they did intend it that way). And wait, Japanese Spiderman isn't even a movie, it's a TV show-he just picked an episode of that. I don't know if that counts. And by the way, it's not about making fantasy movies "realistic", it's about making them as honest as possible (verisimilitude as what Richard Donner called it). Believing in the approach, the world being built, and the rules that go along with it. I can't believe Blade ranked lower than the Reb Brown Captain America movies. To each his own, I guess.
@@mistermastermind528 There is a Japanese spider man movie though, I’m pretty sure it was made as a series finale. Most theatrical Tokusatsu are very short though, about the length of 1-2 episodes. Edit: I was wrong about the finale thing, it was made between episodes 10 and 11.
I'm sorry, but Howard the Duck is objectively good. In addition, I believe it's the very first instance of the "superheroes have to stop the sky beam to save the world" trope to which all future movies would copy.
very goofy to see Matt Frewer as the villain in "Generation X" compared to jim carrey as Carrey sites Frewer (Max headroom) as one of his big inspirations :P
He didnt like Blade, that is enough for me not to trust him, his critique is valid but the sheer fun and coolnes factor of Blade started the modern superhero genre@@InertiaCreeps
Bill Bixby was incredible, and the original Incredible Hulk movie is very good, despite the 70's effect. Bill Bixby's performance really sells the emotion.
I watched Captain America and Captain America II: Death Too Soon as a kid. I don’t remember almost anything about them, but for some reason, I have a memory of them being the exact same movie with the only change being the opening titles having the title of Death Too Soon in it.
47:23 That's revisionist history and pure bias. Blade, X-Men, and Spider-Man, are the ones that got marvel movies back on track. And the incredible hulk series was extremely popular for a while and made a lot of people hulk fans
I live in Belgium, people still to this day think of Lou Ferrigno and Bill Bixby when you say "Hulk". When the MCU started, my mom knew Hulk, she told me "I loved the show they did in the 70's", and I watched it as a kid, too (my mom had a DVD of a few episodes). And I agree, the comic book films crazed's genesis is with Blade, Raimi's Spidey and Singer's X-Men.
As an editor by trade I gotta say your editing here is super engaging to watch. I can imagine the countless hours it must’ve taken to comb through all that footage. I rarely comment on videos, but just wanted to pass along my compliments to the chef, as it were.
The thing about all previous Spider Man movies that producers failed to grasp was casting a Peter Parker that looked like a high school student and not a 33 year old.
The Spider-Man "films" were episode compilationsshown in movie theaters overseas (along with The Incredible Hulk). According to Reb Brown, CBS picked up Captain America for a six episode season. It was to crossover with both Spider-Man and Hulk shows somehow. CBS decided to cancel all of the superhero shows (except for the Hulk). Even thecSpidey and Hulk shows were supposed to crossover while both shows were on (another opportunity came up later but fell through thanks to Universal Studios coqk blocking because they weren't allowed the level of control that they wanted). It is saud tgat we would've seen a version of the black and white costume.
I was maybe a couple minutes into this video until you made me not want to watch it no more by saying that it all started with X-Men. Blade is what put the whole marvel cinematic universe on the map every single marvel movie in arguably superhero movie has found success from blade success. The movie blade single-handedly saved marvel comics as a company. And is the reason why they were able to make the movie X-Men in the first place
45 million budget was not low not high back then, tentpole movies where already over 100million, X-Men two years later had 75 million, and Spider Man had 140million as you can see Blade literally kickstarted the super-hero movie craze
Idk what your talking about the Punisher was good and better then the updated version at least he Punished the bad guys unlike the Punisher today who was Punished his self, Blade was no joke and put Marvel back on the map as it saved Marvel smh
Blade 1998; is more competently made and has more cinematic prowess. Than any other movie on this list. It is the only movie here that is watchable in the sense. That it isn’t made by incompetent morons, or isn’t cheaply produced.
I didn’t grow up with the Incredible Hulk series but somehow I owned a dvd of the pilot episode as a kid and man… I don’t think I was ever more into a Hulk story before. That whole opening scene where you just see Bruce and his wife being the happiest couple in the world, only to see his wife killed and Bruce survive in the saddest way possible. Just… dude. Not since Pixar’s Up had an opening scene give more emotional whiplash in the most gut-wrenching way. There was some legitimate filmmaking being done on that pilot, and I’m glad that it’s still recognized all these years later.
At first I thought the villain from Generation X was played by Dwight Shultz, who was Murdock from The A Team. Looking it up I discover it’s actually the actor who was Max Headroom! That’s awesome!
As a huge Spider-Man fan I was so disappointed with those 70s movies. Japanese version was so much better even if it’s Power Ranger Spider-Man. Oh and I love Dolph Lundgren’s Punisher!
I would, personally, place HOWARD THE DUCK, BLADE, and DOCTOR STRANGE much higher on my list, but I thoroughly enjoyed your examinations in this comprehensive review. Thank you for your service. 👍
Everyone leaves out Men In Black. It was a Malibu Comics property, but Malibu was bought by Marvel shortly before the film came out. Marvel is the company mentioned in the opening credits (before the bug splats on the windshield) giving Marvel its first success in the theaters. (I think it's a tie or something with Blade, coming out around the same time.)
This video’s incredible, to the editing, music, writing and concept are all very interesting and great. I’ve never even heard of some of these. Great video man good job
The Spider-Man films are actually reedited versions of episodes from the 77 series on CBS. Also, a pair of two part episodes for the Incredible Hulk were likewise reedited into films released overseas. The 2 parter "Married" was a #1 film in Europe.
In my head canon, 1940s Cap is the father of 1970s cap. How are the 70s Captain America movies better than the 90s one? At least the one from the 90s actually adapts some of the source material.
Bill Bixby is the best Live Action Hulk, Eric Bana was okay, Mark Ruffalo could’ve been better if he were in more MCU films than the Avengers films and Thor: Ragnorak. Ed Norton could’ve been good too but he was done SO dirty due to him trying to change the script
It's honestly not as bad as people make it out to be. I suspect people were turned on by the duck with boobs or the foreplay with Howard and Beverly and got angry with themselves and aimed that anger towards the movie.
Can't help thinking the fact that superhero movies today tend to be "generic/boring/cluttered" at worst and rarely "so bad they're good" is a loss tbh.
It's worth noting that on the Commentary track for the Incredible Hulk pilot, creator Kenneth Johnson gives a different reason for Bruce Banner being renamed David: because he had a son named David. Given that Stan Lee by his own admission had a notoriously bad memory and given that Johnson's info is more "from the horse's mouth" I'm inclined to believe the latter's account.
THE SOUND OF MUSIC tie-ins - two of the Von Trapp siblings played leads in the following: Nicholas Hammond as Peter Parker/Spiderman, and Heather Menzies as the love interest in the TV Captain America film (i.e. NOT the Cannon Films' CAPTAIN AMERICA film).
@@Isaacisaperson4677its not that bad its just supposed to be a 2000s comedy not a big budget mcu film where if they do one thing wrong the entire universe dies with you needing to watch 10 movies to understand it
THE PUNISHER (1989) was indeed actually released theatrically worldwide - it just doesn’t seem that way because the only country that didn’t give it a wide theatrical release was North America. Foreign countries see it as a real movie, it came out in theaters and on Laserdisc and everything.
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glory to japanese spiderman
An emissary from Hell: SUPAIDAMAN!
Change Leopardon !!!
Supaidman gave us Action, lot of Villains and good Supervillains ...loved it. More Action than the boring Amazing show
He's so much better than miles 😂
Why they did not put Japanese Spiderman in the Spiderverse flicks is something I can't understand.
Who WOULDN'T want to see Leopardon kicking ass on screen?
Captain America not using a shield and just only a fucking gun is the funniest shit. I’ve been fucking crying for 10 minutes at that clip of him just gunning down 2 men straight faced
If
you knew anything about the origins of Captain America then you would know Cap did carry a gun in WWII.
he's not called captain america for nothing
@@gregellis4224 yes
@@EchidnaSharp ha
Yeah
The fake out handshake was crazy
I like women in bikinis 35:59
Somehow Blade feels completely out of place on this list, in fact I thought it was released after 2000. That movie is just too good. Anyway, you deserves more views dude, Great video!
It's completely out of place because it has a budget of more then $20 lmao
lul that's an excellent way of putting it. It's crazy how much of the film footage in this video is so grainy, you can tell Marvel movies were not in a good place before 2000.
Fantastic video 👏🏿 documentary however The Punisher and Blade were the best as they were for mature audience, Blade saved Marvel Punisher had a great cast, yet a poor budget so bad the costume designer is the set designer, Hulk got better there were plans introduce Jennifer Walters in Hulk, not as a cousin the TV series had Banner sister i.e why She-Hulk was created. New World pictures a disaster due to chapter 11, all there TV shows suffered again great video thanks again.
He got his 10%
blade is still somehow better than anything that came out after the 2000s too, wild.
23:45 "The villain is a guy doing a Jim Carey impression"
OK, but that's Max Headroom and Jim Carey's entire career is essentially a Max Headroom impression...
I was about to post the same thing, Jim Carey was basically just doing Matt Frewer impression for most of his career lol
@@adambell9188😂
💯 correct!!! Max came way before Jim.
YES!!!
Matt Frewer also played Berlinghoff Rasmussen in an episode of TNG. I love that totally over-the-top name! 😅
I recall hearing about how the stunt coordinator specifically decided to take inspiration straight out of the actual Spider-Man comics from the time for how Spider-Man (Takuya Yamashiro) moved in the show. That combined with the really accurate costume helmed by Eaves Brooks makes this a fairly accurate Spider-Man.
funny thing is the costume is the same as the nicholas hammond spiderman just with different masks it was a costume marvel specifically gave out to people doing spidey projects theres a video on youtube of the history of it
Blade is the real starting point for modern superhero films, before X-Men.
That '79 Cap America is so Bob Ross lol.
That Thor does look like a fun guy to watch.
I met Reb Brown (Captain America) today and it really seemed like he cared about the character
Bill Bixby was such an ordinary man and yet he could read a phone book with the most spell-binding gravitas.
Japanese Spiderman wasn't brought to the states because the executives thought that kids wouldn't like it. I can tell you as a child of the seventies I would have loved it!
I worry that it would've given the youth the wrong impression of Spider-Man which could've later effected how he was portrayed
It's for adults only ( porn isn't really a adult thing it's more of a shouldn't even exist thing )
@@Brian-ti7xm what?
@@Brian-ti7xm when was that brought into the conversation
I met Lou in real life at comic con and he is the sweetest guy ever. I talked to him for like 20 minutes just about his experiences and what he thought about about the new stuff he said he had ought most respect for the new stuff and I honestly had the most fun talking to him and he is just a kind soul.
To be honest there’s something so cool about seeing comic book media before there was really any craze about it
holy shit did you make veteran
@@mrtacocat1069 yuh and I’m bald
These have nostalgia and they tried their best
Hey I was fangirling Blade hard when I was like 5
Like when you could truly feel like a nerd for liking them?
The Punisher movie wasn't a masterpiece by a long stretch, but Dolph Lundgren was great casting for the punisher. He had the physicality required for the role and I feel that his tired and expressionless look perfectly conveyed a dead inside death seeker.
wach it again and you will find somting out about his informant if you listen very carefully
Blade should be WAY higher on this list, it is genuinely entertaining and on a list we’re the majority of these movies are boring shit then that matters.
Yeah I defo think The Incredible Hulk pilot is better, but Blade literally beats everything else imho
Blade shouldn't be on this list to begin with.
@@dolier2802 I don’t know about better, but other than Blade their are still some other good or fun movies here like the Hulk pilot (I also got a soft spot for Roger Corman’s Fantastic Four but that’s half because of nostalgia)
Exactly, it should be every Marvel movie till 98, not 2000@@giovangciccareli1829
@@giovangciccareli1829It's a Marvel comic and it's before 2000, so..
Love seeing more people understanding why Japanese Spider-Man is legitimately amazing.
“3 college students build an atomic bomb” I love that sentence
If a boy scout can build a nuclear reactor, than what's stopping them? What's stopping _you?_ the law? Yeah, I guess.
Ah they’re just guys being dudes.
@@KetaminogueI thought the blonde was a chick guess it's just a really cute guy
I like women in bikinis 35:59
I honestly think Bill Bixby is the best Banner portrayal ever even if he’s called David
David Bruce Banner
It should be Robert Bruce Banner.
Always felt Bix was miscast, good actor just a little too old
David Robert Bruce banner
@@Thomas-g5u1mMark Ruffalo is older now than Bix was when the TV show first aired
The Doctor Doom design was so incredible, straight out from the comics
It looks amazing to me
The fact they never got HassleHoff to make a cameo as an alternate nick fury in the latest spiderman movie is criminal!!! 😭😭😭 you know he would so be up for that!! He was in the SpongeBob movie as himself ffs!!😂
He did a cameo for Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 as well.
It would have been epic and at least gotten a good laugh. The fans would have known it wasn't random, too.
There are still multiverse themed movies coming. Maybe he will.
What About Leonardo DeCaprio As Spider Man?
Why would he be alternate? The original Nick looks just like him. The one in MCU is his son.
I'm watching this video and staring at the Captain America serial spine. When you finally pulled it out, it was confirmed: that's the replacement DVD cover I designed after being disappointed with the one that came with the (official?) release! So cool to see it out in the wild like that!
That was the coolest one I found online! Thank you for designing it
I watched both the 70s American Spider-Man series and the Japanese Spider-Man series last year and I actually loved them both. They stunts they were able to achieve with the technology they had is honestly Marvelous, there are real shots of Spider-Man climbing up the Empire State Building that don’t use any kind of CGI at all. I really wish these movies got more credit for pioneering the superhero movie genre. Marvel should make official releases of all of these series and stop trying so hard to bury film history.
Exactly!!
This creator suffers from a major case of presentism.
All due respect, but if these movies are ranked by quality, Blade definitely should’ve been way higher; seriously.
I wish he didn’t rank to begin with and just went in chronological order.
Yeah, this is a weird ranking system. Talks about being faithful to the comics and proceeds to rank Japanese Spiderman as number 1 (I'm not hating on the show but that has got to be the most unfaithful to the source material though they did intend it that way). And wait, Japanese Spiderman isn't even a movie, it's a TV show-he just picked an episode of that. I don't know if that counts.
And by the way, it's not about making fantasy movies "realistic", it's about making them as honest as possible (verisimilitude as what Richard Donner called it). Believing in the approach, the world being built, and the rules that go along with it.
I can't believe Blade ranked lower than the Reb Brown Captain America movies.
To each his own, I guess.
Number 1 actually.
@@mistermastermind528 There is a Japanese spider man movie though, I’m pretty sure it was made as a series finale. Most theatrical Tokusatsu are very short though, about the length of 1-2 episodes.
Edit: I was wrong about the finale thing, it was made between episodes 10 and 11.
Glad all the hulk movies are generally ranked high. The show was genuinely really good and the movies were too.
How can you hate on Blade? That movie is epic!
There opinion
@@Fancyether Where opinion?
@@NPC-30under there!
@@user-qv2mc3dw5ounder where? Underwear??? I have no idea what I just said.
But shared by 122 people at this point. When does opinion become a consensus exactly?
I'm sorry, but Howard the Duck is objectively good. In addition, I believe it's the very first instance of the "superheroes have to stop the sky beam to save the world" trope to which all future movies would copy.
I suspect people got sexually confused from this movie and turned the resulting anger towards the movie.
You distilled 19 movies into 48 minutes of enjoyment - well done! Very fun 😊
Couldn’t agree more
Bill bixby as david banner was wonderful
i remember getting that 70s spider man on vhs as a kid and seeing live action spiderman for the first time. I was honestly amazed XDXD
Matt Frewer wasn't doing Jim Carrey. Jim Carrey does Matt Frewer!
Max Headroom
very goofy to see Matt Frewer as the villain in "Generation X" compared to jim carrey as Carrey sites Frewer (Max headroom) as one of his big inspirations :P
That makes so much sense!! it's the exact same performance
So Jim Carey is, cannonicaly, the main villain
But it shows your ignorance in making this video and claiming that Matt was imitating Jim. LEARN YOUR HISTORY!@@AlexBoucher
He didnt like Blade, that is enough for me not to trust him, his critique is valid but the sheer fun and coolnes factor of Blade started the modern superhero genre@@InertiaCreeps
Bill Bixby was incredible, and the original Incredible Hulk movie is very good, despite the 70's effect. Bill Bixby's performance really sells the emotion.
I watched Captain America and Captain America II: Death Too Soon as a kid. I don’t remember almost anything about them, but for some reason, I have a memory of them being the exact same movie with the only change being the opening titles having the title of Death Too Soon in it.
I actually met the man that played Captain America today
The first live action appearance of Spider-man was actually on the tv show The Electric Company.
The Wall. I know of it because of The Wall.
I'm pretty sure it was in a Turkish rip off movie called "3 dev adam", but that isn't really Spider-Man.
47:23 That's revisionist history and pure bias. Blade, X-Men, and Spider-Man, are the ones that got marvel movies back on track. And the incredible hulk series was extremely popular for a while and made a lot of people hulk fans
I live in Belgium, people still to this day think of Lou Ferrigno and Bill Bixby when you say "Hulk". When the MCU started, my mom knew Hulk, she told me "I loved the show they did in the 70's", and I watched it as a kid, too (my mom had a DVD of a few episodes).
And I agree, the comic book films crazed's genesis is with Blade, Raimi's Spidey and Singer's X-Men.
I have to say, I feel personally offended that you put Blade so low on this list.
As an editor by trade I gotta say your editing here is super engaging to watch. I can imagine the countless hours it must’ve taken to comb through all that footage. I rarely comment on videos, but just wanted to pass along my compliments to the chef, as it were.
Imagine if they all came back in secret wars
The editing was INSANE
so glad you did a video on these movies, great work
Matt Frewer is not doing a bad Jim Carrey impression... also... how could you not recognize Matt Frewer?!
Max Headroom.
I feel like you're being way too harsh on blade. I think it's actually a really good movie if not the best out of all of these
I agree. Incredible Hulk, Punisher, and Blade are my favorites from this lineup. Still cool there's a video going through all these though.
Blade was the first Marvel studios hit and was the film that paved the way for The X-Men so it shouldn’t be on this list in my own humble opinion
these are marvel movies before 2000 that’s why it’s here
Doesn’t mean it didn’t come out in 1998.
I find it funny that Generation X set the all-time filming location for Charles Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
From all these Marvel lists mention here, Japanese Spiderman was the most popular both cult favourite & Meme
8:30 I skipped a bit too far 😭🙏
That shit is GOLD
The thing about all previous Spider Man movies that producers failed to grasp was casting a Peter Parker that looked like a high school student and not a 33 year old.
The Spider-Man "films" were episode compilationsshown in movie theaters overseas (along with The Incredible Hulk). According to Reb Brown, CBS picked up Captain America for a six episode season. It was to crossover with both Spider-Man and Hulk shows somehow.
CBS decided to cancel all of the superhero shows (except for the Hulk). Even thecSpidey and Hulk shows were supposed to crossover while both shows were on (another opportunity came up later but fell through thanks to Universal Studios coqk blocking because they weren't allowed the level of control that they wanted). It is saud tgat we would've seen a version of the black and white costume.
The Blades are all masterpieces. I will fight anyone on that. Love your videos btw bro!
this was genuinely probably my favorate youtube video ive seen in at least a year this was excellent thanks for such a cool video
“How did you find out about my vibrator” is crazy🤣
“This guy” that punched the pizza goon is an Oscar winner.
Omg that’s what I was thinking respect that man
I was maybe a couple minutes into this video until you made me not want to watch it no more by saying that it all started with X-Men. Blade is what put the whole marvel cinematic universe on the map every single marvel movie in arguably superhero movie has found success from blade success. The movie blade single-handedly saved marvel comics as a company. And is the reason why they were able to make the movie X-Men in the first place
Blade Rocks, one of my fav films from the 90's. No Calling it.
HAHA! You are the only other person to notice that Spiderman will briefly pause to look behind himself trying to catch someone looking at his ass!
Your channel is so seriously underrated, great stuff. Editing is so good
Why does blade look so much better than every other movie in this video
It actually looks like money went into it
Cus money did go into it. It was actually. a pretty big hit
It only just made the list. It was like 1998 when there were more higher budgets
45 million budget was not low not high back then, tentpole movies where already over 100million, X-Men two years later had 75 million, and Spider Man had 140million as you can see Blade literally kickstarted the super-hero movie craze
@@Enrique2DosSantos Back then, the superhero genre had extremely low budget. Blade and SM changed it
The first big budget Marvel Movie
It began the superhero hype along with X-Men and Spider-Man
I love his comment on The Incredible Hulk, "What is this? A real movie?"
Wish people talked more about the old Spider-Man movies more often.
Great video....but massive L take/placement with Blade bro sorry 😂. Was totally expecting it to be easily number 1 and then I was backstabbed.
Japanese Spiderman is one of the best live action Spiderman alongside with Sam Raimi's, Marc Webb's & the MCU's
Idk what your talking about the Punisher was good and better then the updated version at least he Punished the bad guys unlike the Punisher today who was Punished his self, Blade was no joke and put Marvel back on the map as it saved Marvel smh
"The sick guitar licks": *plays a synth keyboard lick*
I posted the exact same comment glad im not the only one who got a laugh from that lol
Most of the villains in these are just "a guy with a weapon."
If it weren’t for these movies (especially Captain America in 1944), the MCU would’ve never existed
"First we consolidate, then we obliterate." If only they'd pursued this strategy with the movies themselves.
Awesome as always, good sir.
It appears Warner Bros has taken this strategy to heart
David Hasselhoff looked good as Nick Fury ...too sad he didnt go in series
Its a No Contest... Blade Wins it
Nah
agreed
I always loved the hulk pilot and the tv series that followed.
Bro i have them all... including the Captain America Serials in 1944.
I have all except 3 of them!!!!
To be fair Bixby's health played the biggest role in The Hulk not returning.
Blade 1998; is more competently made and has more cinematic prowess. Than any other movie on this list. It is the only movie here that is watchable in the sense. That it isn’t made by incompetent morons, or isn’t cheaply produced.
It was one of 2 theatrical movies
I didn’t grow up with the Incredible Hulk series but somehow I owned a dvd of the pilot episode as a kid and man… I don’t think I was ever more into a Hulk story before.
That whole opening scene where you just see Bruce and his wife being the happiest couple in the world, only to see his wife killed and Bruce survive in the saddest way possible. Just… dude.
Not since Pixar’s Up had an opening scene give more emotional whiplash in the most gut-wrenching way. There was some legitimate filmmaking being done on that pilot, and I’m glad that it’s still recognized all these years later.
At first I thought the villain from Generation X was played by Dwight Shultz, who was Murdock from The A Team. Looking it up I discover it’s actually the actor who was Max Headroom! That’s awesome!
it's ok many people including my self get them 2 mixed up aswell
absolutely love the thumbnail and the video, good job, man
Blade was my favourite film back in the day. Might give it a spin tonight
As a huge Spider-Man fan I was so disappointed with those 70s movies. Japanese version was so much better even if it’s Power Ranger Spider-Man. Oh and I love Dolph Lundgren’s Punisher!
Blade should be Number One (even if the second is better)
I would, personally, place HOWARD THE DUCK, BLADE, and DOCTOR STRANGE much higher on my list, but I thoroughly enjoyed your examinations in this comprehensive review.
Thank you for your service. 👍
Everyone leaves out Men In Black. It was a Malibu Comics property, but Malibu was bought by Marvel shortly before the film came out. Marvel is the company mentioned in the opening credits (before the bug splats on the windshield) giving Marvel its first success in the theaters. (I think it's a tie or something with Blade, coming out around the same time.)
This video’s incredible, to the editing, music, writing and concept are all very interesting and great. I’ve never even heard of some of these. Great video man good job
The Spider-Man films are actually reedited versions of episodes from the 77 series on CBS. Also, a pair of two part episodes for the Incredible Hulk were likewise reedited into films released overseas. The 2 parter "Married" was a #1 film in Europe.
And notice the same building top from Ep 1 with the sign in every episode 😂
Idk how blade is so low on the list based on your explanations of the other movies
Rage bait or awful taste. I'd say rage bait.
In my head canon, 1940s Cap is the father of 1970s cap. How are the 70s Captain America movies better than the 90s one? At least the one from the 90s actually adapts some of the source material.
glory to nicholas hammond 1977 the real spiderman
I have watched the Japanese Spider-Man pilot movie only once, but it was so fire. ❤️🔥
just wanna say that I love your editing and humour. Please keep doing what you're doing
That fake hand shake around 8:30 nearly made me choke laughing!!!
Bill Bixby is the best Live Action Hulk, Eric Bana was okay, Mark Ruffalo could’ve been better if he were in more MCU films than the Avengers films and Thor: Ragnorak. Ed Norton could’ve been good too but he was done SO dirty due to him trying to change the script
I never understood why they didnt put Punishers skull on his shirt
Same
I think it was because the movie studio couldn’t get the rights 🥲
To this day I love Howard the duck and I don't know why
The Alien Scorpion Monster that attacks Howard near the End was Pretty Scary.
It's honestly not as bad as people make it out to be. I suspect people were turned on by the duck with boobs or the foreplay with Howard and Beverly and got angry with themselves and aimed that anger towards the movie.
Can't help thinking the fact that superhero movies today tend to be "generic/boring/cluttered" at worst and rarely "so bad they're good" is a loss tbh.
It's worth noting that on the Commentary track for the Incredible Hulk pilot, creator Kenneth Johnson gives a different reason for Bruce Banner being renamed David: because he had a son named David. Given that Stan Lee by his own admission had a notoriously bad memory and given that Johnson's info is more "from the horse's mouth" I'm inclined to believe the latter's account.
THE SOUND OF MUSIC tie-ins - two of the Von Trapp siblings played leads in the following:
Nicholas Hammond as Peter Parker/Spiderman, and Heather Menzies as the love interest in the TV Captain America film (i.e. NOT the Cannon Films' CAPTAIN AMERICA film).
These are just getting better and better, keep it up!
Thank youu
Could you watch all DC movies before 2000 and make a video of it..pls🙃. Loved the video dude
The only downside of Disney getting all the rights bad is that every movie will be part of the MCU and there will be no movie that's on his own
Howard the Duck is a great movie... it has everything...
Can't believe you dissed Blade and Fantastic Four (2005) like that :(
Believe it :)
Well ff 2005 sucks
@@Isaacisaperson4677its not that bad its just supposed to be a 2000s comedy not a big budget mcu film where if they do one thing wrong the entire universe dies with you needing to watch 10 movies to understand it
@@Isaacisaperson4677I guess it's just hard to understand if you were born in 2018 like you
THE PUNISHER (1989) was indeed actually released theatrically worldwide - it just doesn’t seem that way because the only country that didn’t give it a wide theatrical release was North America. Foreign countries see it as a real movie, it came out in theaters and on Laserdisc and everything.
Hate to see the Punisher movie ranked so low, I actually think it’s pretty decent
Great video - love the editing. This must have taken ages to research. Also, The Hoff as Nick Fury is peak pre-MCU.
Gotta love the villian in genX tho. That’s totally max headroom