And while talking of 'Batman Begins', you mentioned Bale, Caine, and Freeman. What about a certain gentleman by the name of Gary Oldman (who played Jim Gordon)? I guess you did not mentioned him because you must've never saw him in the film, you must've only seen Jim Gordon (not Gary Oldman). And that is his biggest strength. You never see Oldman the actor, you always see the character. I would forgive you if you were like,”So, who's the guy playing Gordon?” I'll tell you, he's Gary Oldman, and he's British (NOT an American).

Other notable absentee: Iron Man, Iron Man 2, etc.

Please, please, please, update your list…

But it is a travesty to leave Blade off the list.

But it is a travesty to leave Blade off the list.

I agree and am happy to see American Splendor on this list. Great movie. I’d have definitely put the first Superman movie on the last… V for Vendetta was a good movie only held back by a few scenes of awkward acting, in my opinion…but I thought Hugo Weaving portrayed V brilliantly and with a great deal of grace in his delivery of the lines.

I think A History of Violence was WAY better as a comic. Same amazing story, minus the often ridiculous acting of so many of the characters in the movie. Personally, I love Spider-Man movies, and the first X-Men was good, the second was GREAT, and I still have yet to see the third.

I agree and am happy to see American Splendor on this list. Great movie. I’d have definitely put the first Superman movie on the last… V for Vendetta was a good movie only held back by a few scenes of awkward acting, in my opinion…but I thought Hugo Weaving portrayed V brilliantly and with a great deal of grace in his delivery of the lines.

I think A History of Violence was WAY better as a comic. Same amazing story, minus the often ridiculous acting of so many of the characters in the movie. Personally, I love Spider-Man movies, and the first X-Men was good, the second was GREAT, and I still have yet to see the third.