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The ratings from IMDB, Metacritic, and Rotten Tomatoes were each normalized to a scale of 100. For example, if the movie with the highest IMDB score was 9.0 and the movie with the lowest IMDB score was 5.7, those scores were be re-scaled to 100 and 0 points, respectively. Then the normalized scores for IMDB, Metacritic, and Rotten Tomatoes were simply averaged together. With this method, a score of 50 would be the literal "average". Therefore any movie that scores lower than 50 would be considered below average.
Rankings for all super hero films since 2000: 99 - The Dark KnightGoing by this list, the best year for Super Hero films was 2008. That brought us The Dark Knight, Iron-Man, and Hellboy II. The next best year is a toss-up between 2012 (The Dark Knight Rises, The Avengers) and 2014 (Days of Future Past, Winter Soldier). If Guardians of the Galaxy is any good, it could entrench 2014 as the 2nd best year ever. The worst period for Super Hero films was 2006-7. That was a two-year drought where the "best" films coming out were Superman Returns, X-Men Last Stand, and Spider-Man III. It's interesting to note that this two-year slump was immediately followed by the best year ever for Super Hero films (2008). Last edited by Revolution 9; 05-30-2014 at 12:31 AM. Reason: Added a few missing entries |
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I was thinking in terms of super hero films that originated as comic book properties. That's why films like Green Hornet and Unbreakable aren't on the list. But yeah, I did forget a few like Dredd and Fantastic Four though. |
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It is certainly possible to have an objective presentation of opinions. For instance: one person might believe in God and another person might not believe in a god. Those are obviously just opinions. But if I were to take a poll and later say that 60% of respondents said they believe in God and 40% of respondents didn't... well, that's not an opinion anymore, is it? It doesn't prove who's right or wrong. But it's certainly objective. Last edited by Revolution 9; 05-30-2014 at 12:38 AM. |
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