So today I wanted to take a look back at the old MARVEL animated movies, I myself haven't been a fan of the recent DC animated movies, I feel as if DC have lost their touch, and I think the answer to the dip in quality hides somewhere within the history of the old marvel animated movies :O
I don't really think that the runtime is actually an issue. The Marvel movies here all have about the exact same runtime as your top ten DC animated movies. TDKR is an exception, because it's two movies split up and put together. Batman Year One is actually the shortest. Almost 10 minutes shorter than any of the others. Marvel movie runtime: Ultimate Avengers: 72min Ultimate Avengers 2: 73min Iron Man: 83min Doctor Strange: 76min Next Avengers: 78min Plant Hulk: 81min Thor: 77min DC movies runtime: New Frontier: 75min Wonder Woman: 73min Green Lantern: 77min Under the Red Hood: 75 Apocalypse: 78min All-Star Superman: 76min Year One: 64min Doom: 77min Flashpoint Paradox: 81min
Marvel is a massive success in the box office, and recognized worldwide. Meanwhile, DC has a firm grip when it comes to TV series and Animated movies, only recognized nationwide. In other words, Marvel is famous around the world, and DC is only popular here in the United States.
Makes complete sense. Disney isn't the god of animation like they used to be. It's a maniacal monopoly run by heartless corporate sharks that only care about dollar bills
@@56jklove Yeah. It's not like this isn't mandated by the need got profit. It's just that it's the only product where they found a good balance between storytelling and profit based decisions
7:25 I’m so sick of Thor’s supporting cast being treated like boring mush. In the comic they are fun and endearing characters but in movies they always the worst part.
Solid Snake same here man, I wish the people adapting the thor comics into films would treat all the players as equal moving parts in a larger story, sort of like how Jason Aaron has in the comics, obviously Thor has the be the prime mover of the story, but his supporting characters have their value too
@@comicbookking3446 it's lazy, its stiff and lacks anything remotely visually dynamic (look at zoom in flashpoint vs hell to pay, you can tell), the premise is okay but the execution is lacklustre, the story is so concerned about being for adults (nudity + a stripper scene) that it doesn't focus on the story, its just a movie that validates adult fans without telling anything coherent.
I think it started well with justice league war and the batman focused movies all were entertaining but the rest are forgettable. I'm hoping the reeboot will bring better stories and pacing
@@bigstunna2049 my thoughts too. All the batman ones were actually well received (hence why they kept making them and even focused most of the justice league films around him too)
Marvel animated movies I'd like to see. 60s set iron man animated movie. Xmen:god loves, Man kills. Immortal hulk. A fantastic four movie. Marvels. Kraven's last hunt.
God Loves, Man Kills was from a time when graphic novels were meant to be as movie-like as a comic could be at the time. That had the best story but the most summer blockbuster-esque would have to be Revenge of the Living Monolith. I'd live to see both of those animated on the big screen. It's 2020 so there's no need for a bunch of hero origins. We all know who they are.
Marvel never makes animated movies about characters and storylines people care about. You don’t see DC out here making Martian Manhunter or Dr. Fate animated films. So, I find it odd that we got a Dr. Strange and Ironman before we got X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Spider-Man. I don’t mind them using D-list characters, but I don’t want them to introduce me to a animated Marvel Universe, they are follow up characters. Most fans probably would rather watch a Batman movie more so than a Thor or Dr. Strange film. Plus, everything looks like a cell shaded depiction of The Ultimate Universe. In the mid 2000s, Marvel was completely obsessed with making everything look like The Ultimate Universe, so the films aged like milk. That’s why I’m not so keen on them making everything look like the MCU. Planet Hulk was probably the best film out of all these mediocre animated films.
Same. Though, I enjoyed the Wolverine one slightly more than Thor, though that could be because I was more of an X-Men fan so I was more familiar with the mythos of that film vs Thor.
It was a really good guide for me, cause in our country these characters weren't so much popular except Spider-man. I remember Ultron scared the shit out of me every time.
We almost got a Ultimate War (The first crossover of The Ultimates and Ultimate X-men) and a Thor animated movie, but it got scrapped for Hulk Vs. and Young Avengers. Also, the deal was for 8-9 animated features which is why we don’t have anymore Marvel animated movies (and because the people who worked on that now works for DC).
There was a young avengers movie? Was it the one with ultron killing the adult avengers, or was it the young avengers with people like Wiccan and speed?
When i was a kid I really really liked Next Avengers, and when I watch it today I still don't know if its nostalgia or it being an actual good movie. I enjoy the movie quite a bit, though I still can point out its flaws, (notably the flimsy acting with a couple of the kids) I think my mind isn't clouded here. I think that movie is the best out of the MAU, except Planet Hulk probably. Haven't seen either in a while though.
My favorite part of that movie was when Torren was lifting Ultron into space to be thrown away, her meeting up with Thor, and come flying back down with Thor's armor.
I have Next Avengers on DVD as well as Hulk Vs and I love them. Possibly nostalgia though, because to be honest for me I watched them when I was little and now I love them. Though with Next Avengers I always really liked stories with the children of characters I like, like disney villains or Avengers or anything.
MCU: Terrible at Animated movies. Good with theatrical movies. DCU: Terrible at theatrical movies. Good with animated movies. Honestly there haven’t been one bad animated DC movie ever. Ofcourse it sometimes get repetitive to the point it explain heroes background but damn can’t beat DC animated movies.
@Eli Williams well maybe I thought that before with ultimate avengers but dc is still putting out great stuff while marvel hasn't done any animated movie for a long time, maybe I'll change my mind once the what if series come out
Great video! Marvel animated projects I would love to see: Ironman: demon in a Bottle Thor: Gor the Godbutcher Spiderman: Kraven's Last Hunt Daredevil: Born again Punisher Black Panther Doctor Strange: Trials and Torment Marvel's Illuninatti X-men but in the Savage Land fighting Sauron (real Marvel badguy) But deep down I know that I'm probably never gonna see these as long as Disney is running the show :( (well a Marvel fan can dream)
Personally I think the animation used for Thor Tales of Asgard and Next Avengers was the best. But my favorite of all the Marvel animated movies is Planet Hulk and yes Next Avengers.
Fun fact: Thor: tales of Asgard and both Hulk vs movies take place in the same universe as avengers: earths mightiest heroes and wolverine and the X-men.
I actually got to speak to one of the animators/editors for the Invincible Iron Man movie. He said it was sad to cut it down because while it was a flawless script, it was almost 5 hours long and they needed to keep it under 2. It was insane.
@@professormccoyspopculturer8345 Unfortunately there was a period of time in animated movie history where that was unheard of and absolutely out of the question. Then out of nowhere it changed. 🤷♂️
Sounds like they could have had a solid TV season. The original Iron Man animated show (at least its second season) had an interesting run, and Armored Adventures was admittedly fun even though I hated the concept of Tony being a teenager. Imagine if this movie was a 10 episode season with 30 minute episodes instead of the shortened 2 hour movie we got.
They need to start respecting the animation side of things especially darker animated series towards adult fans Disney just believes everything should be MCU related stuff for adults that's why I'm not hype for that what if animated show it's MCU smh good video 💯 DC does a way better job
Ok. I just noticed that you already mentioned What if. I was just glad to see someone else agree. I hope it's good, but they do need to change. Example, Avengers Earths Mightiest was a great animated series. But. DISNEY replaced it with comedic Assemble. I was so disappointed.
@@cardo92w for sure and it was very sad they did AGREED EMHs felt like a love letter to the original golden age of marvel before the woke nonsense and without all of the tokenized characters
It would be cool to see animated film adaptations of iconic/mature Spider-Man stories in similar styles to the comics they are based on. Like 'Kraven's Last Hunt', 'Coming Home', 'The Night Gwen Stacy died', or the issue 500 birthday story. Would be really fantastic to see, especially since we'll never see a story as dark and mature as Kraven's Last Hunt faithfully represented in live action
I feel like Disney plus could be a decent outlet for marvel to do animated movies that adapt the comics. Most of the ones I’d like to see are Spider-Man and wolverine based. Though Spider-man would be difficult considering Sony own the film rights to the character. My top 3 stories that I want to be made would be Spider-Man: Blue, Kraven’s last hunt and Spider-Man life Story.
I watched these movies around 7 years ago and I had mostly forgotten them. I want to mention what I do remember to bring more positives to light. In Doctor Strange, while it was bland on whole, I did like during the training montage that Strange had to actually work hard to earn the magic. Carrying heavy stones and building walls out of granite. It felt like Karate Kid and it made magic feel like something you really had to work for. I feel like the live action film, while mostly superior, was missing that element when Doctor Strange was learning magic. I don't remember much from the others, but Planet Hulk is by far the best. It's also the most mature in all the series. You repeatedly described the other films as childish adventures which are fine. But that cannot be said about Planet Hulk. The genocide committed with the spikes is terrifying. The bloodshed is brutal. The stakes are grounded and it really feels like something of worth is achieved when you get to the end. I first saw Planet Hulk on RUclips where is was available for free for a while and as young tweenager I remember being genuinely shocked by how fearless the violence was. Especially when compared to most cartoons I was watching at the time. Out of all the films here, Planet Hulk I returned to at least three times. and It's the only one I could recommend to non-comic book fans as I feel it is telling a story that can be accessible to more than just nerds or super hero loving kids.
Idc what anyone says. Hulk vs Wolverine was an absolute masterpiece. The soundtrack was haunting and gave the erie wilderness vibe as Logan claws through unknown in search of rampaging Goliath. The plot was actually really intriguing as the Hulk losing control has a little bit to do with Logan’s traumatic past but they don’t overdo the exposition and it just simply plays out. The funny humorous scenes with Deadpool didn’t once feel like it belonged in a different film and meshed really well with the overall flow. I also just love e concept of there not being an actual winner between Hulk and Wolverine. It just shows that these two predators are meant for each other to duke it out forever. Loved everything about the film and wish it was longer. If any of the Marvel animated features need a sequel it’s this godly flick.
In my opinion their terrible. They have an absolutely terrible animation style that doesn’t even come close to rivaling previous animators like Bruce Tim and what not. The animation is supposed to based off Jim Lee’s New 52 art style but just end up looking like tacky and effortless. Batman has bent ears and a chin strap, while Superman is wide as shit, and I hardly even reckognized Wonder Woman the first time. She looks like she’s starving. The storylines are very poor and bland and every film is just predictable and pointless. Also the fact that they have the biggest Damian agenda and they nerf Nightwing too irritates me. Damian for some reason is the Tony Stark of this universe and center of attention which makes zero sense. This universe is supposed to be loosely based off the New 52 but hardly sticks to the source material which I’ll say isn’t a bad thing but they just go in a direction that’s completely boring and pointless. They ruined Hush, Court of Owls, Throne of Atlantis, Batman and Son, and Judas Contract which are some of my favorite books ever in DC. I honestly miss the old team that used to tackle DC animation that included the likes of Bruce Tim, Andrea Romano, Jay Olivia, Lauren Montgomery, etc. these people defined what DC animation is with the most praised movies. These same guys brought Under the Red Hood, Tower of Babel, Year One, TDKR, Jeph Loeb’s Public Enemies, and so much to life. They had original music done by Christopher Drake and not the same repetitive theme they play in the DCAMU. DC animation was top tier once and in my opinion was more than capable of measuring dick size with the big bad Marvel Studios but now their just a joke with terrible art, horrendous voice work, and effortless quality not nearly matching some of their predecessors in the animation game. I want the old team back so badly it’s unreal.
MCU does start to feel like chapters in a book rather than individual works. Youre watching them so you can understand endgame, rather than to watch the movie. And it started a trend, with movies being made for sequels rather than lone movies concerned with telling their own stories
Amazing video! I 100% agree with you about the Marvel Animated films and hope that Marvel learns from them in the future. I was hoping that they would continue with it on Disney Plus but that's unlikely.
@@kkdeveauxgue2784 That's true, but I guess I guess I don't just want limited to just films. I guess we have comics and games but other takes on iconic wouldn't hurt either. I'm just saying that they could benefit from it but that's just my opinion.
What seems underwhelming to me in many DC and Marvel animated movies is that no matter how much the characters differ in terms of costume design, abilities or what they stand for, the way they move, punch or kick is pretty much the same.
The part in Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow where we see Ultron's trophy room is actually more dark then you think. Not only do we see relics from the dead Avengers, but we are shown more in the background. You can't see clearly into them but maybe you're supposed to leave it to your imagination to grow the dread. Those other trophy cases could be holding gear and other things from the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, X-Men, and any other hero or villain who died fighting Ultron.
Man, I remember Doctor Strange. I absolutely loved it back then because it had such art designs. But damn, nowadays, it's kinda saddening to look back at it.
I think you're too dismissive of the MCU myself. I hear the "they're all the same!" criticism a lot, and I just don't buy it. Far From Home and Guardians of the Galaxy seem pretty different to me, just as Avengers: Endgame feels very different from Iron Man 1, and so on. And really, the MCU movies having internal consistency is a good thing, because for a shared universe, you don't want radically different, incompatible visions, which was a problem that the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy suffered from. Likewise, I actually do think that the MCU does a good job of letting its director's voices shine through in their movies. Captain America: TFA had a different director than the one for the second and third movies, and it has a different tone and flavor to it. Likewise, the Avengers talks like a Joss Whedon movie, Black Panther feels like a Ryan Coogler movie, and so on. So not only does the MCU sometimes choose bigger directors, but I think they do a better job of letting individual director's voices shine through then you and others have suggested. And again, why wouldn't we want internal consistency? I also don't think choosing smaller name directors is such a bad thing. Finally, I disagree with you on Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay and Batman: Hush. Those are two of the better DCAO movies to come out recently, and cherry-picking one negative review on RT for each of them as "proof" that they're bad while ignoring the more positive reviews they got elsewhere, is a little disingenuous. With all that said, I think your criticisms of Iron Man and Doctor Strange are pretty valid, and I especially agree with you that Planet Hulk is the best of the lot here.
Daniel Lauricella I see a lot of people defending the MCU for letting their directors have their own voice for each installment. But, people often forget the mishap that happened during the making of AntMan. Edgar Wright, a well respected director, had this whole vision for what AntMan was gonna be. Though, because what he wanted differed too much from the formula Disney wanted, he was flat out taken out of the project. Disney, in my opinion, doesn’t care for consistency, but more of their profitable formula that they can exploit.
@@angelortiz-uq3if But consistency is still a side-effect of the MCU formula, and a good one. Further, I actually think Ant-Man turned out pretty good all things considered. Is it the best MCU movie? I don't think so, but I do think it exceeded people's (admittedly low), expectations. Besides, the story of Ant-Man's development doesn't necessarily reflect all MCU movies. Again, the directors for the first and second Cap movies were different, and those movies do feel distinct. So different director's voices do shine through in individual MCU movies despite the endless claims to the contrary. I hope people defend them as you say. I guess I've just been unlucky enough that I rarely see it. These days it feels like MCU hate is everywhere online. Personally, I blame Scorcese for giving them someone to rally around.
@@daniellauricella5132 I completely see what you mean, and I will say some movies from the MCU do stand out on their own. But, that's few and far between, and because of the similarities in most of them (due to the formula), I think they just blend in, in a bland way. I honestly agree with what Martin Scorsese said about Marvel Movies and the state of the cinema industry all together. Am I saying all of the MCU is garbage and the death of cinema like all the haters say? Absolutely not, but their flaws are still very present to me.
I loved the ones I watched. Dr. Strange, Invincible Iron Man, Thor vs Hulk, and Hulk vs Wolverine. I thought they were all way better versions than we got in the movies. The stories were great to me.
spider-man: family business would be a phenomenal 1-1.5 hr espionage/comedy kinda flick and would lay the perfect groundwork for marvel to become an animated film juggarnaut like dc is/was imo
To this day, it’s very baffling Spider-Man, of all Marvel Heroes, has never had an animated movie prior to Spider-Verse. You’d think Marvel would’ve picked him first to be part of the 2000s lineup of movies
Hulk vs Wolverine was amazing the soundtrack felt animalistic and so did the fights which is what u want. The story has flashbacks that gives background information with Wolverine and it’s really cool. And just the end credits too are great the movie really feels like a live letter to the comic
10 Marvel Storylines I would like to adapted into movies... 1)Spider-Man Kravens Last Hunt 2)X-Men The Dark Phoenix Saga 3)Venom Lethal Protector 4)West Coast Avengers 5)Avengers Ultron Unlimited 6)Onslaught 7)Punisher Circle of Blood 8)Deardevil Born Again 9)Captain America The Blood Stone Hunt 10)The Death of Captain Marvel
I wasn't aware of the behind the scenes changes at DC, by it explains a lot in terms of why I've sort of lost interest in the DCAU. I enjoyed Flashpoint, but since then I haven't really found any of them stick with me the same way some as some of the older ones.
Still disappointed that there was never an animated Spider-Man movie (I know I know spiderverse exists) . Spider-Man works really well in animation and an animated Spider-Man movie that’s tied into a bigger world like the DC animated movies would be amazing
My Marvel Animated Movie Universe (2008-2019): Avengers: Disassembled (2008) Fantastic 4 (2008) Hulk Vs (2009) The Uncanny X-Men (2009) Iron Man The Invincible (2010) The Man In The Ant Hill (2010) Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011) The Super Soldier (2011) Avengers: Invasion (2012) Ultimate Spider-Man (2012) Iron Man: The Armor Wars (2013) Hulk: Days of Rage (2013) X-Men: Mutant Genesis (2014) The Black Panther (2014) Black Widow (2014) The Return of Captain America (2015) Thor: Assault of The Dark Elves (2015) Fantastic 4: Reign of Doom (2015) Spider Man: The Octopus Project (2015) Ant Man: The Mystery of The Black Ant (2015) The Masters Of Evil (2016) Guardians of the Galaxy (2016) Civil War (2016) X-Men: Apocalypse (2017) Captain Marvel: Taking Flight (2017) Dr Strange (2017) Fantastic 4: The Silver Surfer (2018) Spider Man: Rise of The Goblin (2018)
I kinda wanna see a TV MA Daredevil animated series like how they wanted to back when spider man tas was in production. They wanted to use that same art style
I remember watching the first avengers movie for the first time and google avengers 2 only to find "Next Avengers" and watching the whole movie while thinking to myself "it's kind of weird they decided to animate the sequel but it's good"
Sure thing buddy... Dark Knight, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Joker, Shazam. All great movies. Endgame, FFH and Captain Marvel, on the other hand? All trash... You’ve probably not even watched most of those movies. You’re just spitting out regurgitated oversimplified nonsense.
Honestly I do believe Marvel animated movies deserve to be made and I think Hulu would be suited for making those kind of animated dark Marvel movies, but The series like Hit monkey was actually very well done, I just hope that maybe one of these days Hulu should definitely be the one to make Marvel animated movies and series which deserves to have attention
i think the DCAMU had a better reputation in general perception due to the voice director Andrea Romano, who was also part of the universe invented by Bruce timm and the others. Hence some of the writing was overlooked generally
Dcamu pra mim era o auge das animações da DC teria adorado o lionsgate fazer o mesmo com o universo supremo e adaptar outras fases da Marvel seria ótimo esses filmes voltarem a serem feitos
Personally, I think Justice Society: WWII, Batman: Soul of the Dragon, Gotham by Gaslight and Superman: Red Son show that even DC movies made in the era of the old Marvel crew making DC movies are more ambitious than the Marvel animated movies were. It probably has everything to do with Marvel always having prioritized their live-action feats over animation and DC having enough Warner Bros money to try things. When the bonus content for every Marvel feature includes the creators saying, "It's one man's journey," I think they were either not allowed to or not interested in trying anything beyond what could get the movie over with as quickly and cleanly as possible (but I did like Doctor Strange). I do think there was a huge drop in DC quality in everything after Red Hood, though. I imagine it stems from what the creators are encouraged to do and that DC has a lot more one-shots and mini-series outside of continuity to draw from whereas almost everything Marvel is steeped in continuity and harder to make into a standalone tale...But it was probably mostly the higher-ups limiting them.
when I was a kid and I saw Planet Hulk I was so excited because I thought that logically, if they were going to make a PH movie, next a World War Hulk movie would of course be coming sometime down the line. Yeah... sometime..
I have an idea. What if Marvel started making them again? And what if they were all GOOD? What if we got an animated movie for characters such as Nova, Phylla-Vell, Beta Ray Bill, Spider-Gwen, and of course, the big 5. Cap, Tony, Peter, Hulk and Thor. How about an animated movie based on the ACTUAL Ragnarok arc from the Thor comics? With the World Serpent? What if we got an animated movie with Hulk that was REALLY good?
I just realized. Aside from Spiderverse in 2018. I haven't seen a single animated spiderman movie. Ever. Sure there are shows and live action movies. But This is the face of Marvel.
In case you’re still unsure 3 years later, yes they do indeed take place in the same universe, along with “The Spectacular Spider-Man” and “Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes.”
I hope some day in the near Future Marvel will continue the Animation and start a fresh new star with Movies and tv series on Disney+ Into the Spider-verse showed us that Marvel can make a good Animated Movie along with Disney they can Knock it out of the Park
Nowadays it's weird because DCEU isn't even bad anymore... The suicide squad... Peacemaker... Joker... And things coming soon look really good like the Batman
I mean, all three of the Rami films follow the same formula. Peter’s life sucks at the beginning or middle , the villain has some personal relationship with Peter, and the villain ends up reformed in some way before dying. It wasn’t a bad formula but you’re basically watching Spider Man 1.2 and Spider Man 1.3
The invincible Iron man was pretty great in my opinion, and I loved how Tony had to adapt to each elemental warrior he fought. I also love how in the end he is forced to use his MK 1 to fight the last elemental, an army of stone warriors, and then Facing off against a dragon..... in my opinion this movie has plenty of badass moments, and I enjoyed how it combined 2D and 3D animation. The ultimate avengers movies were also very great, and Planet hulk as well. I did not care much for the Thor movie, but the Next Avengers was pretty good too. And the dr strange one felt really forgettable, and I’m glad the 2016 one was able to give the story more depth and have more creative uses of magic.
SUPER FRAME: *makes a video titled The Problem With Marvel Animated Movies* Also SUPER FRAME: *Likes Next Avengers* Me: "A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one."
3:23-3:24 I am so glad I'm not the only one to say the same thing about the animations in those movies. It only gets harder and harder to stomach, especially when combined with characters mostly being straight-up mad.
Mask of the Phantasm was pre "direct to dvd era", the first official DC animated movie was Superman Doomsday in 2007, MotP, Subzero and others were prior to this era, one day I'll do a video on the older animated movies, especially Mask of the Phantasm.
personally I enjoyed Next Avengers but I was surprised they cut Old Man Hawkeye in the film. out of mediocre marvel animations, to me Next Avengers is Top 1.
latest dcau movies are different for sure but amazing nonetheless. All the characters personalities have changed but in their own way they stil rile up the emotions i used to get as a child. And theyre pg13/r rated...what more can you ask for hahaha
Marvel animation needs to go darker, harder, and more mature. Seriously, there's never any blood, no cursing, no sexuality, nothing. Like it's all made for 10 year olds.
I agree with your point on the MCU having lost their individuality especially with Captain Marvel as well as Thor Ragnarok in my opinion I much prefer Kenneth Branaghs take on the Odinson character much more because it felt different from Iron Man and Hulk and Spider-Man etc a new character that was extremely unique too me
Ragnarok feels unoriginal? Taika Waititi is one of the most distinct comedic directors working right now, what do you mean, the other 2 Thor movies were fine, but they suffered from a lack of style and personality
@@julianxamo7835 you're not wrong it's just I prefer too see the character the he is in the comics rather than a comedic character it didn't work for me as much as I'd like it to have Man
@@julianxamo7835 ,But it actually is.From the release of the image of the title of Ragnarok which was years ago .It was hinted that Ragnarok would of been a dark end of world story for Thor,not this comedic buddy cop style movie that was under Taika .The movie became a next comedy show in the MCU.
I really hope Marvel do take a look back at the Direct to DVD, or Direct to Disney + or whatever animated films. The main reason is that there are so many stories from the comics that I'd love to see adapted to screen and the MCU simply can't. For a start any story looking at Tony Stark, Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanov, Thanos, etc those simply can't be made, these characters are dead and gone (or at least elderly and not able to fight ) in the MCU, so animated films could give us these stories.
I used to like marvel animated movies ,well some of them before marvel was acquired by the evil mouse and now we're getting crappy animation from them,but my favorites were Iron Man, Planet Hulk ,Hulk vs and Doctor Strange which to me is better than the live action movie .They might not have been on the same level with DC animated films ,but it was good ,I miss the old marvel.
@@orinanime ,So you don't believe that the mouse is evil .What are you ? A child still believing in Santa Klaus and tooth fairy.They're evil and that's the reality of it.
@Unpopular Opinions Yeah... I wish I was getting a Disney paycheck. Some extra money would be nice. I'm not a conspiracy nut or blind hater. That's all. Your screen name is a good illustration of who you are. LOL
Curiosity: Apparently, Planet Hulk and Thor Tales of Asgar take place in the same universe as the Earth's Mightiest Heroes series along with Wolverine and the X Men. Also the Hulk vs movies
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So today I wanted to take a look back at the old MARVEL animated movies, I myself haven't been a fan of the recent DC animated movies, I feel as if DC have lost their touch, and I think the answer to the dip in quality hides somewhere within the history of the old marvel animated movies :O
I like hell to pay and the death of superman
Hey I don't know if it counts for this list but what do you think about Iron man: the rise of technovore?
I don't really think that the runtime is actually an issue.
The Marvel movies here all have about the exact same runtime as your top ten DC animated movies.
TDKR is an exception, because it's two movies split up and put together.
Batman Year One is actually the shortest. Almost 10 minutes shorter than any of the others.
Marvel movie runtime:
Ultimate Avengers: 72min
Ultimate Avengers 2: 73min
Iron Man: 83min
Doctor Strange: 76min
Next Avengers: 78min
Plant Hulk: 81min
Thor: 77min
DC movies runtime:
New Frontier: 75min
Wonder Woman: 73min
Green Lantern: 77min
Under the Red Hood: 75
Apocalypse: 78min
All-Star Superman: 76min
Year One: 64min
Doom: 77min
Flashpoint Paradox: 81min
Not to come off as annoying but what about hulk vs ? (Typed before watching the video)
Marvel is a massive success in the box office, and recognized worldwide. Meanwhile, DC has a firm grip when it comes to TV series and Animated movies, only recognized nationwide.
In other words, Marvel is famous around the world, and DC is only popular here in the United States.
Ironically, Marvel had better animated projects before Disney bought them.
Makes complete sense. Disney isn't the god of animation like they used to be. It's a maniacal monopoly run by heartless corporate sharks that only care about dollar bills
Yes!Agree
@@ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΗΣΛΑΧΑΝΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ Hard to disagree with that too much.
@@ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΗΣΛΑΧΑΝΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ even tho the mcu is overall good not perfect but still and is the only thing disney has got to stand on these days
@@56jklove Yeah. It's not like this isn't mandated by the need got profit. It's just that it's the only product where they found a good balance between storytelling and profit based decisions
7:25 I’m so sick of Thor’s supporting cast being treated like boring mush. In the comic they are fun and endearing characters but in movies they always the worst part.
Solid Snake same here man, I wish the people adapting the thor comics into films would treat all the players as equal moving parts in a larger story, sort of like how Jason Aaron has in the comics, obviously Thor has the be the prime mover of the story, but his supporting characters have their value too
@@thesuperframe how come you don't like suicide squad hell to pay ? Just asking your opinion on that movie that's all
@@comicbookking3446 it's lazy, its stiff and lacks anything remotely visually dynamic (look at zoom in flashpoint vs hell to pay, you can tell), the premise is okay but the execution is lacklustre, the story is so concerned about being for adults (nudity + a stripper scene) that it doesn't focus on the story, its just a movie that validates adult fans without telling anything coherent.
@@thesuperframe do you think it's better than the 2016 Suicide Squad movie
Hulk fans:"First time?"
No wonder the DCAMU felt like lacking. Didn’t realize the similarity with Marvel’s animated movies until now. Thanks for pointing this out.
I think that's. Why they made another flashpoint(reboot)
I think it started well with justice league war and the batman focused movies all were entertaining but the rest are forgettable. I'm hoping the reeboot will bring better stories and pacing
@@bigstunna2049 my thoughts too. All the batman ones were actually well received (hence why they kept making them and even focused most of the justice league films around him too)
I like them
slick vick will the reboot start with Superman:MoT or is that it’s own thing
Marvel animated movies I'd like to see.
60s set iron man animated movie.
Xmen:god loves, Man kills.
Immortal hulk.
A fantastic four movie.
Marvels.
Kraven's last hunt.
God Loves, Man Kills was from a time when graphic novels were meant to be as movie-like as a comic could be at the time. That had the best story but the most summer blockbuster-esque would have to be Revenge of the Living Monolith. I'd live to see both of those animated on the big screen. It's 2020 so there's no need for a bunch of hero origins. We all know who they are.
ruins would be awesome to.
Marvel never makes animated movies about characters and storylines people care about. You don’t see DC out here making Martian Manhunter or Dr. Fate animated films. So, I find it odd that we got a Dr. Strange and Ironman before we got X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Spider-Man. I don’t mind them using D-list characters, but I don’t want them to introduce me to a animated Marvel Universe, they are follow up characters. Most fans probably would rather watch a Batman movie more so than a Thor or Dr. Strange film. Plus, everything looks like a cell shaded depiction of The Ultimate Universe. In the mid 2000s, Marvel was completely obsessed with making everything look like The Ultimate Universe, so the films aged like milk. That’s why I’m not so keen on them making everything look like the MCU. Planet Hulk was probably the best film out of all these mediocre animated films.
I would love to see R rated Daredevil movies
Also X-men sagas and Spiderman
WORLD! WAR! HULK!
I personally loved the thor and wolverine vs hulk short movies
I agree. Both, serious
I love the wolverine one. The thor one is decent
Same. Though, I enjoyed the Wolverine one slightly more than Thor, though that could be because I was more of an X-Men fan so I was more familiar with the mythos of that film vs Thor.
Redstreak 94 hulk was fucking Wolverine and Thor up but he was rlly fucking thor up
They definitely need more versus animated movies. Showing classic battles would be incredible.
I feel like Shazam shouldn't have scope, becuase its hook was how personal and street-level it was.
I allways felt like the Marvel animated movies were somewhat similar to the movies that came years later
Especially the dr strange one, the animated one is literally an anime replica of the live action one
It was a really good guide for me, cause in our country these characters weren't so much popular except Spider-man. I remember Ultron scared the shit out of me every time.
@@comediccenter7233 well yea
@@comediccenter7233 the live action one is a replica of the animated one*
I actually don’t think their BAD... they just seem forgettable and DC animated films seem more memorable.
We almost got a Ultimate War (The first crossover of The Ultimates and Ultimate X-men) and a Thor animated movie, but it got scrapped for Hulk Vs. and Young Avengers. Also, the deal was for 8-9 animated features which is why we don’t have anymore Marvel animated movies (and because the people who worked on that now works for DC).
I would love to se Ultimate war
@Eli Williams Damn, I didn’t know about World War Hulk. That would’ve been awesome
@Eli Williams that would be the Best crossover ever
There was a young avengers movie? Was it the one with ultron killing the adult avengers, or was it the young avengers with people like Wiccan and speed?
Marvel animated movies are still being made today.
When i was a kid I really really liked Next Avengers, and when I watch it today I still don't know if its nostalgia or it being an actual good movie. I enjoy the movie quite a bit, though I still can point out its flaws, (notably the flimsy acting with a couple of the kids) I think my mind isn't clouded here. I think that movie is the best out of the MAU, except Planet Hulk probably. Haven't seen either in a while though.
It's not just nostalgia.
Ultimate Avengers, Next Avengers, Planet Hulk, Thor: Tales of Asgard, and Hulk Vs, are legitimately good movies.
My favorite part of that movie was when Torren was lifting Ultron into space to be thrown away, her meeting up with Thor, and come flying back down with Thor's armor.
I have Next Avengers on DVD as well as Hulk Vs and I love them. Possibly nostalgia though, because to be honest for me I watched them when I was little and now I love them. Though with Next Avengers I always really liked stories with the children of characters I like, like disney villains or Avengers or anything.
I love next avengers. Good movie and it used my favorite comic villain.
CrypticLocus yeah same I still like next avengers
MCU: Terrible at Animated movies. Good with theatrical movies.
DCU: Terrible at theatrical movies. Good with animated movies.
Honestly there haven’t been one bad animated DC movie ever. Ofcourse it sometimes get repetitive to the point it explain heroes background but damn can’t beat DC animated movies.
@Eli Williams well maybe I thought that before with ultimate avengers but dc is still putting out great stuff while marvel hasn't done any animated movie for a long time, maybe I'll change my mind once the what if series come out
@Eli Williams and that movie is good
@Eli Williams nope only good marvel movie was into the spider verse the new 52 movies are decent to say the least
@Eli Williams how so marvels only good one as of now is into the spider verse
@Eli Williams just because they are good doesn't mean they overthrow dc and ive seen iron man and planet hulk pretty boring ngl
Great video!
Marvel animated projects I would love to see:
Ironman: demon in a Bottle
Thor: Gor the Godbutcher
Spiderman: Kraven's Last Hunt
Daredevil: Born again
Punisher
Black Panther
Doctor Strange: Trials and Torment
Marvel's Illuninatti
X-men but in the Savage Land fighting Sauron (real Marvel badguy)
But deep down I know that I'm probably never gonna see these as long as Disney is running the show :(
(well a Marvel fan can dream)
Stegron?
Well Marvel is looking to explore tv ma material so maybe
Personally I think the animation used for Thor Tales of Asgard and Next Avengers was the best.
But my favorite of all the Marvel animated movies is Planet Hulk and yes Next Avengers.
I agree.
Fun fact: Thor: tales of Asgard and both Hulk vs movies take place in the same universe as avengers: earths mightiest heroes and wolverine and the X-men.
True, aside from small details like Fury's eye patch, and Hulk's timeline.
Also, the Doctor Strange movie is in the same universe as "Planet Hulk."
Huh I never noticed, but that's pretty cool
How?
Gamewalker 11
What do you mean? It’s in the wiki, that’s where I got my info from.
Earths Mightiest heroes the cartoon?
I actually got to speak to one of the animators/editors for the Invincible Iron Man movie. He said it was sad to cut it down because while it was a flawless script, it was almost 5 hours long and they needed to keep it under 2. It was insane.
wow, it seems something quite interesting, and I am sorry that the comment is not higher
They could've done a two part like dark knight returns
@@professormccoyspopculturer8345 Unfortunately there was a period of time in animated movie history where that was unheard of and absolutely out of the question.
Then out of nowhere it changed. 🤷♂️
Sounds like they could have had a solid TV season. The original Iron Man animated show (at least its second season) had an interesting run, and Armored Adventures was admittedly fun even though I hated the concept of Tony being a teenager. Imagine if this movie was a 10 episode season with 30 minute episodes instead of the shortened 2 hour movie we got.
DC needs to go back to using Various artists in each film. To whatever story is suitable
The new superman movie feels promising to that extent
They need to start respecting the animation side of things especially darker animated series towards adult fans Disney just believes everything should be MCU related stuff for adults that's why I'm not hype for that what if animated show it's MCU smh good video 💯 DC does a way better job
Don't you mean Kids?
Yeah I'm pretty sure you mean kids
@ James Jackson. I agree 1000%. Even the what if that is coming, are all based off the MCU universe and not a mixture of Marvel comics.
Ok. I just noticed that you already mentioned What if. I was just glad to see someone else agree. I hope it's good, but they do need to change. Example, Avengers Earths Mightiest was a great animated series. But. DISNEY replaced it with comedic Assemble. I was so disappointed.
@@cardo92w for sure and it was very sad they did AGREED EMHs felt like a love letter to the original golden age of marvel before the woke nonsense and without all of the tokenized characters
Can we all agree whether it’s the dc animated or marvel animated movies they had some badass cover arts especially new 52 ones they looked real asf
loved Next Avengers, wish I could've seen more of them than just the one movie
@Lightsaber328 TheMan WAIT PEOPLE ACTUALLY HATED NEXT AVENGERS?! That movie got a lot of good reviews by marvel fans
The Marvel animated movies were my childhood
I like Hulk vs. Thor because it showed an epic tone that I miss in Thor in the cinemas.
i’d like to see a Blade/Dr Strange/Spiderman animated movie
Technically, we do have an animated Spider-Man movie
There's technically a Blade anime
It would be cool to see animated film adaptations of iconic/mature Spider-Man stories in similar styles to the comics they are based on. Like 'Kraven's Last Hunt', 'Coming Home', 'The Night Gwen Stacy died', or the issue 500 birthday story. Would be really fantastic to see, especially since we'll never see a story as dark and mature as Kraven's Last Hunt faithfully represented in live action
Get ready... For Jared leto's Morbius!
@@danielwood6833 yeah i agree it will be really cool if we get a kravens last hunt animated r rated spiderman movie
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It's really cool to see a pre RDJ Tony Stark, he's more of a classic suave type (instead of a fast talking hipster).
I feel like Disney plus could be a decent outlet for marvel to do animated movies that adapt the comics. Most of the ones I’d like to see are Spider-Man and wolverine based. Though Spider-man would be difficult considering Sony own the film rights to the character. My top 3 stories that I want to be made would be Spider-Man: Blue, Kraven’s last hunt and Spider-Man life Story.
They are they have some good cartoons like the ones on Disney XD and the ones on Netflix those shows are fire
Simple, just make them short animated series 😂
Life Story goes hard
My one problem wit MARVEL animated movies is that there weren't enough of them. I was hungry for more and they let me starve.
I watched these movies around 7 years ago and I had mostly forgotten them. I want to mention what I do remember to bring more positives to light.
In Doctor Strange, while it was bland on whole, I did like during the training montage that Strange had to actually work hard to earn the magic. Carrying heavy stones and building walls out of granite. It felt like Karate Kid and it made magic feel like something you really had to work for. I feel like the live action film, while mostly superior, was missing that element when Doctor Strange was learning magic.
I don't remember much from the others, but Planet Hulk is by far the best. It's also the most mature in all the series. You repeatedly described the other films as childish adventures which are fine. But that cannot be said about Planet Hulk. The genocide committed with the spikes is terrifying. The bloodshed is brutal. The stakes are grounded and it really feels like something of worth is achieved when you get to the end. I first saw Planet Hulk on RUclips where is was available for free for a while and as young tweenager I remember being genuinely shocked by how fearless the violence was. Especially when compared to most cartoons I was watching at the time. Out of all the films here, Planet Hulk I returned to at least three times. and It's the only one I could recommend to non-comic book fans as I feel it is telling a story that can be accessible to more than just nerds or super hero loving kids.
Same my dad still has them to this day all them and I remember watching them when I was like early elementary school now I’m 15
Idc what anyone says. Hulk vs Wolverine was an absolute masterpiece. The soundtrack was haunting and gave the erie wilderness vibe as Logan claws through unknown in search of rampaging Goliath. The plot was actually really intriguing as the Hulk losing control has a little bit to do with Logan’s traumatic past but they don’t overdo the exposition and it just simply plays out. The funny humorous scenes with Deadpool didn’t once feel like it belonged in a different film and meshed really well with the overall flow. I also just love e concept of there not being an actual winner between Hulk and Wolverine. It just shows that these two predators are meant for each other to duke it out forever. Loved everything about the film and wish it was longer. If any of the Marvel animated features need a sequel it’s this godly flick.
Planet Hulk is a 10/10 for me
Me hulk vs
It REALLY is
Under the red hood >>>>>
@@thedarkknight5239 we are talking about Marvel here
@@juliiju0484 Under the red hood better
Still I love the DCAMU. There are some golden films in that universe.
My favorite is Constantine city of demons
In my opinion their terrible. They have an absolutely terrible animation style that doesn’t even come close to rivaling previous animators like Bruce Tim and what not. The animation is supposed to based off Jim Lee’s New 52 art style but just end up looking like tacky and effortless. Batman has bent ears and a chin strap, while Superman is wide as shit, and I hardly even reckognized Wonder Woman the first time. She looks like she’s starving. The storylines are very poor and bland and every film is just predictable and pointless. Also the fact that they have the biggest Damian agenda and they nerf Nightwing too irritates me. Damian for some reason is the Tony Stark of this universe and center of attention which makes zero sense. This universe is supposed to be loosely based off the New 52 but hardly sticks to the source material which I’ll say isn’t a bad thing but they just go in a direction that’s completely boring and pointless. They ruined Hush, Court of Owls, Throne of Atlantis, Batman and Son, and Judas Contract which are some of my favorite books ever in DC. I honestly miss the old team that used to tackle DC animation that included the likes of Bruce Tim, Andrea Romano, Jay Olivia, Lauren Montgomery, etc. these people defined what DC animation is with the most praised movies. These same guys brought Under the Red Hood, Tower of Babel, Year One, TDKR, Jeph Loeb’s Public Enemies, and so much to life. They had original music done by Christopher Drake and not the same repetitive theme they play in the DCAMU. DC animation was top tier once and in my opinion was more than capable of measuring dick size with the big bad Marvel Studios but now their just a joke with terrible art, horrendous voice work, and effortless quality not nearly matching some of their predecessors in the animation game. I want the old team back so badly it’s unreal.
@@Lite727 ok
That's your opinion
But yes it's a downgrade from things like mask of phantasm and others
Rezonan Yeah Ik I said it was my opinion
@@Lite727 sorry forgot
But the animation is a downgrade from the 2000s animations
I like that Marvel feels more like a TV show than individual movies, maybe because I always liked episodic content than just 1 individual things
I don't mind also feeling like a tv show, but just hate the cinematography they use.
Cover the marvel anime and the spectacular Spider-Man
MCU does start to feel like chapters in a book rather than individual works. Youre watching them so you can understand endgame, rather than to watch the movie. And it started a trend, with movies being made for sequels rather than lone movies concerned with telling their own stories
Super frame thank you for totally pointing out the flaws in the MCU and the dceu I really appreciate it same goes for the animated movies
Marvel OWNS the Cinemas.
DC OWNS the Animated media.
Simple.
Fr
NEW 52 was absolute dogshit, but in general yeah I agree
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
Did you even watch the video
Did you watch the even video bru
Amazing video! I 100% agree with you about the Marvel Animated films and hope that Marvel learns from them in the future. I was hoping that they would continue with it on Disney Plus but that's unlikely.
Disney+ dude my little children watch that channel that's not gonna happen
@@kkdeveauxgue2784 They could still do animated films targeted for all ages
Yeah I guess but their doing so good on film why bother
@@kkdeveauxgue2784 That's true, but I guess I guess I don't just want limited to just films. I guess we have comics and games but other takes on iconic wouldn't hurt either. I'm just saying that they could benefit from it but that's just my opinion.
What seems underwhelming to me in many DC and Marvel animated movies is that no matter how much the characters differ in terms of costume design, abilities or what they stand for, the way they move, punch or kick is pretty much the same.
The part in Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow where we see Ultron's trophy room is actually more dark then you think. Not only do we see relics from the dead Avengers, but we are shown more in the background. You can't see clearly into them but maybe you're supposed to leave it to your imagination to grow the dread. Those other trophy cases could be holding gear and other things from the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, X-Men, and any other hero or villain who died fighting Ultron.
Man, I remember Doctor Strange. I absolutely loved it back then because it had such art designs. But damn, nowadays, it's kinda saddening to look back at it.
I think you're too dismissive of the MCU myself. I hear the "they're all the same!" criticism a lot, and I just don't buy it. Far From Home and Guardians of the Galaxy seem pretty different to me, just as Avengers: Endgame feels very different from Iron Man 1, and so on. And really, the MCU movies having internal consistency is a good thing, because for a shared universe, you don't want radically different, incompatible visions, which was a problem that the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy suffered from.
Likewise, I actually do think that the MCU does a good job of letting its director's voices shine through in their movies. Captain America: TFA had a different director than the one for the second and third movies, and it has a different tone and flavor to it. Likewise, the Avengers talks like a Joss Whedon movie, Black Panther feels like a Ryan Coogler movie, and so on. So not only does the MCU sometimes choose bigger directors, but I think they do a better job of letting individual director's voices shine through then you and others have suggested. And again, why wouldn't we want internal consistency? I also don't think choosing smaller name directors is such a bad thing.
Finally, I disagree with you on Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay and Batman: Hush. Those are two of the better DCAO movies to come out recently, and cherry-picking one negative review on RT for each of them as "proof" that they're bad while ignoring the more positive reviews they got elsewhere, is a little disingenuous.
With all that said, I think your criticisms of Iron Man and Doctor Strange are pretty valid, and I especially agree with you that Planet Hulk is the best of the lot here.
@Ultra Mega Hype Beast Didn't do it for the likes, mate. But I take what I can get.
@KJ Beast And now I've got 7. ;)
Daniel Lauricella I see a lot of people defending the MCU for letting their directors have their own voice for each installment. But, people often forget the mishap that happened during the making of AntMan. Edgar Wright, a well respected director, had this whole vision for what AntMan was gonna be. Though, because what he wanted differed too much from the formula Disney wanted, he was flat out taken out of the project. Disney, in my opinion, doesn’t care for consistency, but more of their profitable formula that they can exploit.
@@angelortiz-uq3if But consistency is still a side-effect of the MCU formula, and a good one. Further, I actually think Ant-Man turned out pretty good all things considered. Is it the best MCU movie? I don't think so, but I do think it exceeded people's (admittedly low), expectations.
Besides, the story of Ant-Man's development doesn't necessarily reflect all MCU movies. Again, the directors for the first and second Cap movies were different, and those movies do feel distinct. So different director's voices do shine through in individual MCU movies despite the endless claims to the contrary.
I hope people defend them as you say. I guess I've just been unlucky enough that I rarely see it. These days it feels like MCU hate is everywhere online. Personally, I blame Scorcese for giving them someone to rally around.
@@daniellauricella5132 I completely see what you mean, and I will say some movies from the MCU do stand out on their own. But, that's few and far between, and because of the similarities in most of them (due to the formula), I think they just blend in, in a bland way. I honestly agree with what Martin Scorsese said about Marvel Movies and the state of the cinema industry all together. Am I saying all of the MCU is garbage and the death of cinema like all the haters say? Absolutely not, but their flaws are still very present to me.
I loved the ones I watched. Dr. Strange, Invincible Iron Man, Thor vs Hulk, and Hulk vs Wolverine. I thought they were all way better versions than we got in the movies. The stories were great to me.
spider-man: family business would be a phenomenal 1-1.5 hr espionage/comedy kinda flick and would lay the perfect groundwork for marvel to become an animated film juggarnaut like dc is/was imo
To this day, it’s very baffling Spider-Man, of all Marvel Heroes, has never had an animated movie prior to Spider-Verse. You’d think Marvel would’ve picked him first to be part of the 2000s lineup of movies
Hulk vs Wolverine was amazing the soundtrack felt animalistic and so did the fights which is what u want. The story has flashbacks that gives background information with Wolverine and it’s really cool. And just the end credits too are great the movie really feels like a live letter to the comic
I think it's better than Hulk vs Thor animated movie.
10 Marvel Storylines I would like to adapted into movies...
1)Spider-Man Kravens Last Hunt
2)X-Men The Dark Phoenix Saga
3)Venom Lethal Protector
4)West Coast Avengers
5)Avengers Ultron Unlimited
6)Onslaught
7)Punisher Circle of Blood
8)Deardevil Born Again
9)Captain America The Blood Stone Hunt
10)The Death of Captain Marvel
Spider Island
The original Webverse
I would switch out dark Phoenix with God loves man kills. Also I'd love venom lethal proctor.
Civil War?
@@martianalien7935 Yes, wana make something of it?
Justice League Dark: Apokolyps war. Excellent excellent movie. Trigon is such a badass !!!
planet hulk i thought was really good
Same only thing i hated that it never got a sequel
Isaiah Kayode indeed
Yung Money indeed
I wasn't aware of the behind the scenes changes at DC, by it explains a lot in terms of why I've sort of lost interest in the DCAU. I enjoyed Flashpoint, but since then I haven't really found any of them stick with me the same way some as some of the older ones.
When they do the MCU reset i hope they set it in the 60s with that aestitic.
The DC animated movies have made a huge comeback as of late with Superman man of tomorrow, Batman the long Halloween, and whatever's next to come
So glad they rebooted the New 52 one.
I hope Disney plus add Marvel Animated Features
Still disappointed that there was never an animated Spider-Man movie (I know I know spiderverse exists) . Spider-Man works really well in animation and an animated Spider-Man movie that’s tied into a bigger world like the DC animated movies would be amazing
I have to say I love the way Iron Man's voice sounds and those two Avenger animated movies when he has his suit on
My Marvel Animated Movie Universe (2008-2019):
Avengers: Disassembled (2008)
Fantastic 4 (2008)
Hulk Vs (2009)
The Uncanny X-Men (2009)
Iron Man The Invincible (2010)
The Man In The Ant Hill (2010)
Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011)
The Super Soldier (2011)
Avengers: Invasion (2012)
Ultimate Spider-Man (2012)
Iron Man: The Armor Wars (2013)
Hulk: Days of Rage (2013)
X-Men: Mutant Genesis (2014)
The Black Panther (2014)
Black Widow (2014)
The Return of Captain America (2015)
Thor: Assault of The Dark Elves (2015)
Fantastic 4: Reign of Doom (2015)
Spider Man: The Octopus Project (2015)
Ant Man: The Mystery of The Black Ant (2015)
The Masters Of Evil (2016)
Guardians of the Galaxy (2016)
Civil War (2016)
X-Men: Apocalypse (2017)
Captain Marvel: Taking Flight (2017)
Dr Strange (2017)
Fantastic 4: The Silver Surfer (2018)
Spider Man: Rise of The Goblin (2018)
When I was little, Next Avengers was the best I’ve seen. Then ofc Ultimate Avengers. But been waiting for Spidey to get his but never happened
Thanks for the introduction
That explain why the MA movies felt just like the latest DCA movies
Planet Hulk is my favorite movie too, because it has a more serious tone. It's basically like Young Justice.
I kinda wanna see a TV MA Daredevil animated series like how they wanted to back when spider man tas was in production. They wanted to use that same art style
I remember watching the first avengers movie for the first time and google avengers 2 only to find "Next Avengers" and watching the whole movie while thinking to myself "it's kind of weird they decided to animate the sequel but it's good"
DC great with animated films bad with live action films
Marvel bad with animated films great with live action films
Let’s just leave it at that
Danny M heh heheh 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Sure thing buddy...
Dark Knight, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Joker, Shazam. All great movies.
Endgame, FFH and Captain Marvel, on the other hand? All trash...
You’ve probably not even watched most of those movies. You’re just spitting out regurgitated oversimplified nonsense.
Smooth Jam California if Endgame was a terrible film it wouldn’t have been able to beat Avatar in the box office
Smooth Jam California and Far From Home made *WAY* more than Aquaman and Wonder Woman
Smooth Jam California and yes I have seen the DCEU the only good-ish film is Wonder Woman everything else is cringy trashy and boring
Honestly I do believe Marvel animated movies deserve to be made and I think Hulu would be suited for making those kind of animated dark Marvel movies, but The series like Hit monkey was actually very well done, I just hope that maybe one of these days Hulu should definitely be the one to make Marvel animated movies and series which deserves to have attention
i think the DCAMU had a better reputation in general perception due to the voice director Andrea Romano, who was also part of the universe invented by Bruce timm and the others. Hence some of the writing was overlooked generally
Dcamu pra mim era o auge das animações da DC teria adorado o lionsgate fazer o mesmo com o universo supremo e adaptar outras fases da Marvel seria ótimo esses filmes voltarem a serem feitos
Personally, I think Justice Society: WWII, Batman: Soul of the Dragon, Gotham by Gaslight and Superman: Red Son show that even DC movies made in the era of the old Marvel crew making DC movies are more ambitious than the Marvel animated movies were. It probably has everything to do with Marvel always having prioritized their live-action feats over animation and DC having enough Warner Bros money to try things. When the bonus content for every Marvel feature includes the creators saying, "It's one man's journey," I think they were either not allowed to or not interested in trying anything beyond what could get the movie over with as quickly and cleanly as possible (but I did like Doctor Strange). I do think there was a huge drop in DC quality in everything after Red Hood, though.
I imagine it stems from what the creators are encouraged to do and that DC has a lot more one-shots and mini-series outside of continuity to draw from whereas almost everything Marvel is steeped in continuity and harder to make into a standalone tale...But it was probably mostly the higher-ups limiting them.
when I was a kid and I saw Planet Hulk I was so excited because I thought that logically, if they were going to make a PH movie, next a World War Hulk movie would of course be coming sometime down the line. Yeah... sometime..
Where can I watch ultimate avengers because I really want to see it someone please tell me
too bad they killed all of the characters in dark apokolips war.
I have an idea. What if Marvel started making them again? And what if they were all GOOD? What if we got an animated movie for characters such as Nova, Phylla-Vell, Beta Ray Bill, Spider-Gwen, and of course, the big 5. Cap, Tony, Peter, Hulk and Thor. How about an animated movie based on the ACTUAL Ragnarok arc from the Thor comics? With the World Serpent? What if we got an animated movie with Hulk that was REALLY good?
I saw all of these exept dr. Strange and to me best marvel animated movies are ultimate avengers 1&2.
I just realized. Aside from Spiderverse in 2018. I haven't seen a single animated spiderman movie. Ever. Sure there are shows and live action movies. But This is the face of Marvel.
If we were counting Into The Spider-Verse, I think we’d know which movie is the best by far
Mask of the Phantasm?
Random Duck that’s DC, my friend.
@@Panpapan45 Oh. I thought it was including DC.
Random Duck that’s ok, it’s also a pretty great movie after all.
@@randomduck8679 Even then. I love mask of the Phantasm, but spider vers? Yeah I'm going with my boy Miles here.
Do these take place in the same universe
In case you’re still unsure 3 years later, yes they do indeed take place in the same universe, along with “The Spectacular Spider-Man” and “Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes.”
Does Spider-Verse(2018) count??
I'm really disappointed that we didn't get a World War Hulk movie after the fantastic Planet Hulk movie.
I gotta agree marvel animated movies are really mediocre and disappointing
Do you think Thor Tales of Asgard is connected to Hulk vs Thor and Avengers Earths Mightiest Heroes ?
Rip Mcduffy
I'd wanna see a video essay on the Dc showcase movies next , love your videos btw🔥
I hope some day in the near Future Marvel will continue the Animation and start a fresh new star with Movies and tv series on Disney+ Into the Spider-verse showed us that Marvel can make a good Animated Movie along with Disney they can Knock it out of the Park
They still do And marvel is fire at every movie and animation movies
Into the Spiderverse was mainly Sony though
Edson Senho kool I don’t give a fuk
Like
Nowadays it's weird because DCEU isn't even bad anymore... The suicide squad... Peacemaker... Joker... And things coming soon look really good like the Batman
The two Ultimate Avengers movies are the best animated Marvel movies imo.
I mean, all three of the Rami films follow the same formula. Peter’s life sucks at the beginning or middle , the villain has some personal relationship with Peter, and the villain ends up reformed in some way before dying. It wasn’t a bad formula but you’re basically watching Spider Man 1.2 and Spider Man 1.3
The invincible Iron man was pretty great in my opinion, and I loved how Tony had to adapt to each elemental warrior he fought. I also love how in the end he is forced to use his MK 1 to fight the last elemental, an army of stone warriors, and then Facing off against a dragon..... in my opinion this movie has plenty of badass moments, and I enjoyed how it combined 2D and 3D animation.
The ultimate avengers movies were also very great, and Planet hulk as well. I did not care much for the Thor movie, but the Next Avengers was pretty good too.
And the dr strange one felt really forgettable, and I’m glad the 2016 one was able to give the story more depth and have more creative uses of magic.
SUPER FRAME: *makes a video titled The Problem With Marvel Animated Movies*
Also SUPER FRAME: *Likes Next Avengers*
Me: "A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one."
Next Avengers. My kids cried at Thor's Daughter's death ... I mean, man they really played that one up.
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I am so glad I'm not the only one to say the same thing about the animations in those movies. It only gets harder and harder to stomach, especially when combined with characters mostly being straight-up mad.
Batman TAS and Mask of The Phantasm are the best.
Mask of the Phantasm was pre "direct to dvd era", the first official DC animated movie was Superman Doomsday in 2007, MotP, Subzero and others were prior to this era, one day I'll do a video on the older animated movies, especially Mask of the Phantasm.
personally I enjoyed Next Avengers but I was surprised they cut Old Man Hawkeye in the film. out of mediocre marvel animations, to me Next Avengers is Top 1.
latest dcau movies are different for sure but amazing nonetheless. All the characters personalities have changed but in their own way they stil rile up the emotions i used to get as a child. And theyre pg13/r rated...what more can you ask for hahaha
In some weird alternate universe we got a r rated lionsgate marvel zombies movie
Why can’t that be this universe?😢
There are animated Marvel films outside of Spider-verse?
yep it was all started in 2006
Yeah of course
DCCU, love WW and Aquaman and Snyder cut. The last Suicide Squad was fun too.
Marvel animation needs to go darker, harder, and more mature. Seriously, there's never any blood, no cursing, no sexuality, nothing. Like it's all made for 10 year olds.
Some of the more beloved Marvel/DC animated projects barely have any of that.
I desperately wish Marvel would step it up with their video games, animated films as well.
Unpopular Opinion:I love the heroes of tomorrow movie and I wish a version of them were in the mcu.
I feel like they should go back to that. Maybe bring back EMH
I agree with your point on the MCU having lost their individuality especially with Captain Marvel as well as Thor Ragnarok in my opinion I much prefer Kenneth Branaghs take on the Odinson character much more because it felt different from Iron Man and Hulk and Spider-Man etc a new character that was extremely unique too me
Ragnarok feels unoriginal? Taika Waititi is one of the most distinct comedic directors working right now, what do you mean, the other 2 Thor movies were fine, but they suffered from a lack of style and personality
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I agree with you completely
@@julianxamo7835 you're not wrong it's just I prefer too see the character the he is in the comics rather than a comedic character it didn't work for me as much as I'd like it to have Man
@@julianxamo7835 ,But it actually is.From the release of the image of the title of Ragnarok which was years ago .It was hinted that Ragnarok would of been a dark end of world story for Thor,not this comedic buddy cop style movie that was under Taika .The movie became a next comedy show in the MCU.
I really hope Marvel do take a look back at the Direct to DVD, or Direct to Disney + or whatever animated films.
The main reason is that there are so many stories from the comics that I'd love to see adapted to screen and the MCU simply can't. For a start any story looking at Tony Stark, Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanov, Thanos, etc those simply can't be made, these characters are dead and gone (or at least elderly and not able to fight ) in the MCU, so animated films could give us these stories.
dc anime is equal to mcu movies..
if dc anime ever switches to marvel...ITS OVER WIT
Super Sic-o but marvel has more anime
@@jermo1470 doesnt mean they good...its not even close
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Yep
I hope the marvel animated movies gets better and comes back and great video man :]
I used to like marvel animated movies ,well some of them before marvel was acquired by the evil mouse and now we're getting crappy animation from them,but my favorites were Iron Man, Planet Hulk ,Hulk vs and Doctor Strange which to me is better than the live action movie .They might not have been on the same level with DC animated films ,but it was good ,I miss the old marvel.
Your opinion lost any validity as soon as you said "the evil mouse"
"Evil mouse" is the reason Spectacular Spider Man and Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes were cancelled. A fitting name indeed.
@@orinanime ,So you don't believe that the mouse is evil .What are you ? A child still believing in Santa Klaus and tooth fairy.They're evil and that's the reality of it.
@@markmolino6091 BWAHAHAHAHA whatever you say buttercup
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Yeah... I wish I was getting a Disney paycheck. Some extra money would be nice.
I'm not a conspiracy nut or blind hater. That's all.
Your screen name is a good illustration of who you are. LOL
Curiosity: Apparently, Planet Hulk and Thor Tales of Asgar take place in the same universe as the Earth's Mightiest Heroes series along with Wolverine and the X Men.
Also the Hulk vs movies
All the LIONSGATE Marvel movies take place in the same universe.