Johnny was always better than Daniel, Daniel was getting beaten up in the Karate kid finale which was a points battle until he cheated and won lol, it helps that William Zabka actually looks like he can fight, Ralph Macchio is and always was awful in fight scenes, he has no weight to his movements and can't move well at all, I was never convinced he has ever been in a fight, whereas Zabka is more athletic and sells that he can at least throw a kick or punch with some power.

The main thing I noticed on rewatch was how unbelievably terrible Hayden Christensen was as Anakin, tbf he was better than he was in Attack Of The Clones but still a huge miscast, way too gawky, way too whiny with a terrible voice. But even despite this, the movie still holds up as a great Star Wars movie, my fourth favourite in fact, so much other good stuff in it to counteract the bad acting.

The main reason X-Men movies were successful initially was because they were basically ''cool'' Wolverine movies featuring side characters (who are more than that in the comics of course), Wolverine was the thing that hooked general audiences, comic accurate dwarf-sized Wolverine would not have worked, especially at that time, same with if Wolverine was just a side character of a team in bright yellow costumes led by a character like Cyclops, it may not have resonated beyond the niche comic book audience, a fair number of who would be quite insular people who may not be the type to venture into crowded theatres (a stereotype that is an accurate one, especially at that time)

To reply to the comment by the guy named Damian, the difference with Spider-Man is he was basically a KID just starting out as his hero with a homemade costume that was also red and blue not bright yellow, the Matrix comment is partly true though in that was the look in the early 2000's movie landscape and any grown men and women dressed in a bunch of bright banana yellow costumes would not have been taken seriously, Fox made the right decision with the costumes evidently as the comic book genre is a thing now mainly because of the X-Men movies being palatable to general audiences in that way. I love CBM's but they are slowly on the way out of vogue now like what happened to Westerns , possibly about to be supplanted by video game/toy brand movies, which is the most likely thing to take over.

Alan Ritchson would make good Batman sure, it's just hard to picture him having to play way weaker than David Corenswet (which he obviously would have to do), Alan could snap his scrawny neck lol, Ritchson is too big and wide he would make Superman look even flimsier than he already is, which is weird optically.

Superman, master of deceit, lying to his friends on a daily basis... a beacon of light that lives a life of deception, I always thought the character was a contradiction and badly thought out. I love Man Of Steel though as a masterpiece of an alien first movie, whether that is the Superman from the comics is debatable as he is quite different depending on who writes him. I love James Gunn though and all of which he's done so far, balancing out his darkness (of which there is alot in his movies, waaaaay more than Snyder) with humour.

I get those who watched from the comics and animated series would want the yellow but that just does not work well on screen for a general audience it looks goofy as hell and wouldn't be taken seriously especially at the time of the original X-Men Fox movies, Wolverine's yellow kinda works in Deadpool and Wolverine cos its comedic (the mask is a travesty though) the movie Logan would have been a total joke if Logan was in a yellow costume for example. The colour of the suits then maybe would be a reflection of any certain movie's tone pretty much.

X-Men First Class was good. Fassbender in particular a stand out but it had a huge Wolverine shaped hole, I could care less about kid X-Men after already introducing a much cooler character in Logan.

Henry Cavill in MoS was nearly 5 years younger than Corenswet is in his and wasn't Superman yet, just beginning and never really been in a fight with anyone that could hit back so I excuse it a little that he couldn't think on his feet enough to take Zod up into space he was pretty much just trying to survive. Corenswet's Superman has apparently been Superman for a while so has no such excuse if similar stuff happens in his lol

40 Female characters that were forgotten - Elaine Belloc, Perpetua, Death, Brainiac Queen, Revenant Queen, Hecate, Mazikeen, Cythonna, Devastation, Genocide, Enchantress, Overgirl, Pralaya, Purity, Sojourner, Arisia Rrab, Katma Tui, Boodikka, Nubia, Teen Lantern Keli Quintela, Ruby Sokov, Star Sapphire, Ago'po, Eviless, Circe, Artemis, Fatality, Strange Visitor, Cir-El, Matrix Supergirl, Laurel Kent, Faora Hu-Ul, Ursa, Madame Xanadu, Nightshade, Queen Of Fables, Gilotina, Lashina, Mad Harriet, Bekka

There are so, so many more powerful female DC characters than is on this list, at least 2 thirds of those on this list wouldn't make it onto the top 100 and even me being a non-comic reader knows that lol. This list should have been labelled the compiler in question's favourite female character list as the most powerful is simply an incorrect statement lol.

Another problem is Ms Marvel is the only one to get Universal acclaim, Cassie Lang in Quantumania was downright terrible and Hailee Steinfeld as Kate Bishop was liked and loathed in equal measure so was divisive. The actress playing Ri-Ri has a chance to prove herself as less forgettable in her own show than she was in BP2 and I root for her and hope her show is a good one.