Best Comic Book to Film Translations?

>>94005826
Wonder Woman and Logan.
These type of questions are always baseless because it leads to people crying and shit posting over subjective opinions. Most movies are somewhat sound (Fantastic Four not withstanding) so it is all based on an opinion rather than fact.

Josie and the Pussycats.

>Danger Diabolik 1968
>Superman 1979
>Creepshow 1982
>Dredd 2012
>Guardians of the Galaxy 2014
>Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 2017 *The MCU movies that matter*

>>94005826

Probably the best and most faithful adaption of all time was American Splendor. That was a great film that happened to be a comic book, instead of a great comic book film.

I really love Mystery Men as well, but that's a lot of nostalgia.

Blade was great in a time when superhero films were not on average good.

The Crow is kind of a classic at this point I think.

Sin City was probably the best transition of a style from page to film that I can think of.

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>>94005879

>>94005826
The pulp trio:
The Phantom
The Rocketeer
The Shadow

Moviebob orgasms over anything that isn't directed by Zack Snyder

>>94005879
Dujour means friendship

>>94005826
I'm betting a lot on Infinity War, just cuz the source material gives me a hard on

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>>94006151
DuJour means love.
>>94005879
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>>94006117
These are all good suggestions.

I'd add Batman Mask of the Phantasm, since it got a theatrical release.

And my favorite live-action comic book adaptation, the 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. This picture is a worth a thousand words.

>>94005920
>Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 1 and 2

Like the movies but they are not great adaptations. They're their own thing. Comic Book Star Lord is nothing like movie Star Lord.

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>>94006261
This is true, but visually they're way more comic booky than the rest of the MCU put together. They fully immerse the audience in a fantastical world, like Mystery Men or Batman '89 or my suggestion, the original cape-kino, Batman '66.

>>94006237
Also a true classic. The late 80s/early 90s spawned some very unique stuff. We will never see it's like again.

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The Phantom and The Rocketeer.
The newer Dredd movie was also pretty good, though perhaps not satirical enough.