What can I say about Scott Pilgrim? This movie is great, it's incredibly fresh, and very fun. The visuals are fantastic as well. For me, this movie gets better with each watch, and I'm always catching onto new things I haven't caught on before. This is also probably my most quoted movie ever. It deserves the top spot on this list.

I caught this movie by accident and fell in love. It's very gritty, dark, fun, stylish, and highly original. I loved all of the character's stories, especially Dwight's and Hartigan's. The comic book/noir setting is just incredible.

I loved the comic and definitely had to check out the movie. The action is killer, and the comedy is "laugh out loud" funny. All-around, I think this cast was just perfect, especially Moretz and Cage. Matthew Vaughn is a great director and Mark Millar is a great writer. I had a blast with this movie, and I'm highly anticipating the sequel.

The Avengers is an awesome, hilarious, and action packed adventure. The entire cast embodies their characters perfectly. I even dare say that I liked Mark Ruffalo as Banner more than I did Edward Norton. The story is fantastic, and Joss Whedon was the perfect directing choice. It's one of the most fun superhero movies I've ever seen!

I saw this one when I was around 9 or 10 with my dad. He loved it, and I never understood why, because I was way too young to understand the themes and story of the movie. I caught it again awhile back, and it was fantastic, definitely my all-time favorite Batman movie. Even better than The Dark Knight, which I find to be highly overrated, but still a great movie. Seeing the origin and training of Bruce and how he enters the role of Batman is just incredible. Bale is at his finest, and I really loved the well acted inclusions of both Liam Neeson as Ra's al Ghul and Cillian Murphy as Scarecrow in this movie as well.

This movie was my first exposure to Iron Man, as it was to many people. It's very fun, and Robert Downey Jr. IS Tony Stark. Jon Favreau did a great job directing as well, and who can't love Jeff Bridges? I love seeing the suit's development, from flight to Tony's first "mission" in the middle east. Plus, it's the start of the revolutionary Marvel Cinematic Universe.

I came into this movie with very low expectations, and I was pleasantly surprised. It may not follow the comics all too well, but it was very awesome, and I loved seeing the relationship between Erik and Charles. I also loved the 60's setting, and how it sets up for what happens down the road. It may not be that important, but I freakin' love that the X-Men are in blue/yellow suits! And Magneto's search for revenge is badass, Fassbender just killed it in this movie!

I'm not a big fan of Captain America in the comics, but I thought that this movie was really good. Chris Evans does a great job at capturing the feel of this nice, all-American superhero, I also thought Bucky was great. I'm glad that it was almost set completely in the past, and I'm also very excited that it set up things for the Avengers, and hopefully/eventually the Winter Soldier.

The Dark Knight is an incredibly well made film, and my third favorite Batman movie. Everybody gives major props to Heath Ledger for the way he portrayed the Joker, and I'm inclined to agree with them, he's mind blowing. But with the praise of Heath, so many others such as Aaron Eckhart, Gary Oldman, Michael Caine, and Morgan Freeman tend to be overlooked. The showcase of Batman's tech and the movie's fights are excellent. The last 20 minutes had me on the edge of my seat and the Joker is so fantastically quotable.

I came into Thor without knowing what to expect. I'd only read a little bit about the character and the movie and, like X-Men: First Class, I was pleasantly surprised. I think it was really good. The trinity of actors in Hopkins, Hemsworth, and saving the best for last, Tom Hiddleston were just perfect. I was very impressed by the visuals in Asgard, and all in all, I had a lot of fun with this film.

Out of all of the Raimi Spider-Man movies, this one has to be my favorite. I was very young first seeing it, but I still enjoy it to this day. When I first saw it, Doc Ock's tentacles creeped me out. The action is top notch though, and Alfred Molina's portrayal of Doctor Octopus is fantastic.

My first exposure to hulk was the movie Hulk by Ang Lee. I remember coming out of the theater being like "what the ****?" It was a boring and crappy movie. I was iffy when TIH came out, but it turned out to be great. The fight between Hulk and Abomination was just Incredible (hehe). Edward Norton was also a great Banner.

When you first hear of a Watchmen movie, you wonder how they'll be able to fit such an immense and complex story into a single movie. Well, Zack Snyder accomplished that task, and did it fantastically. The effects and action are great. I'm surprised at how accurate he was in doing the movie, almost shooting it panel for panel. The actors fit their characters to a tee as well. I'm a bit upset that he didn't use the space squid, but I understand why he didn't.

When I first saw this movie, I didn't even know it was based on a comic. It had great visuals, a solid plot, and amazing action. Gerard Butler was such a great choice for Leonidas. It's a fun, great, action-packed movie. Like Watchmen, Zack Snyder was capable of producing this movie almost panel for panel.

I first caught this movie when I was 10, and Nicholson's Joker creeped me out to no end. I really enjoy this one because I feel it captures Batman's comic book style pretty well. Nicholson just kills it as the Joker, and who can't love that Prince music? It all may be a bit cheesy, but the movie itself is pretty good.

This movie's not the best Spider-Man movie, but it sure beats Spider-Man 3. I'm not a fan of the first half of the movie, besides Uncle Ben, who's played greatly by Cliff Robinson. But once Peter becomes Spider-Man, the movie ups the ante. The action is done decently, and Willem Dafoe as Green Goblin is great, even if his suit is not.