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(#11) Mystery Men
- Ben Stiller, Tom Waits, Hank Azaria, Claire Forlani, Janeane Garofalo, William H. Macy, Cee Lo Green, Dane Cook, Eddie Izzard, Paul Reubens, Michael Bay, Geoffrey Rush, Greg Kinnear, Artie Lange, Lena Olin, Angelica Bridges, Doug Jones, Monet Mazur, Jody Watley, Corbin Bleu, Louise Lasser, Jenifer Lewis, Kel Mitchell, Dana Gould, Jack Plotnick, Ricky Jay, Stacey Travis, Pras, Sung Kang, Mark Mothersbaugh, Riki Rachtman, Wes Studi, Ned Bellamy, Gerry Becker, Big Gipp, Khujo, Oliver Clark, Michael Chieffo, Billy Beck, Philip Daniel Bolden, Branden Williams, Joel McCrary, Adrian Armas, Noah Blake, Marie Matiko, Robert P. Lieb, Emmy Laybourne, Gil Christner, Kinka Usher, Mason Lucero, John Brantley Cole, Larkin Campbell, Nancye Ferguson, Lucas Meyers, Ernie Lee Banks, Florence Stone Fevergeon, Margaret Wheeler, Cody Kurz, Vince Melocchi, Gabrielle Conforti, Gichi Gamba, Gayle Vance, Kiyoko Yamaguchi, Aaron Priest, Félix Castro, Christopher Mugglebee, Jonathan Khan, Kiko Kiko, Eiko Nijo, Erik Michael Tristan, Solo Scott, Anthony Marinelli, Steven Jang, Ungela Brockman, T-Mo, Jennifer Lee Keyes, Jason 'Jake' Cross, Kenneth W. Watts, Shane Johnson, Robert Musselman, Mac Greenstein, Jeff Z. Danziger, Thomas Lake, Jerry Farmer, Sarah Kane, Helen Etting, Wilbert Sampson, Lu Gay, Olivia Lauren Todd, Joanne McDermott, Katie Adams, Miriam R. Lawless, Robert Chow, James C. Duke, Elliot Durant III, Valerie Gitter, Kimberly James, Irene Kamsler, Michael Craig, Frederick Usher, David Still, Nori T. Gehr, C. Elane Innes, Sunny Görg, Sasha Bray, Robert B. Martin Jr., Vincent Bowman, Shirley Bowden, Dawn Marie Warnock, Ronald Lasky, Crystal Gaer White, Carl Strand, Teresa MacLean, Drinda E. Shaneyfelt, Vylette Fagerholm, Ed Denette, Joann Richter, Andreea Radutoiu
Mystery Men is based upon an indie comic of the same name, and has become a cult classic among many superhero fans. After Champion City's main superhero has been captured, seven oddball amateur heroes come together to prove their worth.
Some of the weird superpowers on display by the Mystery Men include the innate mastery of flatware throwing, super shoveling skills, and toxic flatulence.
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(#9) The Mask of Zorro
- Catherine Zeta-Jones, Anthony Hopkins, Antonio Banderas, Pedro Armendáriz, Jr., Stuart Wilson, Victor Rivers, Matt Letscher, William Marquez, Tony Amendola, José María de Tavira, José Pérez
Based off of the popular pulp magazine hero (who spawned numerous films and TV shows for decades), The Mask of Zorro is about how the persona was passed down to a successor of Don Diego. Alejandro Murrieta sobers up and learns the way of the blade from his mentor, donning the black mask and hat of the fabled swashbuckling avenger of Zorro. A fun film filled with fantastic swordplay.
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(#12) Darkman
- Liam Neeson, Frances McDormand, Bruce Campbell, Jenny Agutter, John Landis, Neal McDonough, Professor Tanaka, Ted Raimi, Colin Friels, Julius Harris, Aaron Lustig, Larry Drake, William Dear, Jessie Lawrence Ferguson, Nicholas Worth, Scott Spiegel, Craig Hosking, Bridget Hoffman, Christopher Doyle, Tony Gardner, John Cameron, William Lustig, Sean Daniel, Cliff Fleming, Stuart Cornfeld, Nathan Jung, Dan Hicks, Dan Bell, Said Faraj, Nelson Mashita, Arsenio 'Sonny' Trinidad, Maggie Moore, Karl A. Wickman, Rafael H. Robledo, John Lisbon Wood, Andy Bale, Philip A. Gillis, Carl Bresk, Frank Noon, Charles W. Young, Cary Tyler, Carrie Hall
One of Sam Raimi's first forays into superhero territory before his work on the Spider-Man franchise, Darkman is a tale rife with sorrow, action, and revenge. After being physically and psychologically scarred by the mob, Dr. Peyton Wilder uses his synthetic skin formula to mask his grotesque face and create life-like masks to infiltrate the crime syndicate to take them down from within. A melancholy yet violent tale of a phantom avenger.
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(#4) Kick-Ass
- Nicolas Cage, Chloë Grace Moretz, Lyndsy Fonseca, Mark Strong, Craig Ferguson, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Evan Peters, Elizabeth McGovern, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Omari Hardwick, Jason Flemyng, Xander Berkeley, Yancy Butler, Randall Batinkoff, Michael Rispoli, Dexter Fletcher, Clark Duke, Corey Johnson, Adrian Martinez, Dana Tyler, Tamer Hassan, Dan Duran, Maurice DuBois, Tim Plester, Stu Riley, Sophie Wu, Alexander Hathaway, Deborah Twiss, Max Callum, Ohene Cornelius, Garrett M. Brown, Jacob Cartwright, Annie Cooper, Kirk Tingblad, Katrena Rochell, Joe Bacino, Russell De Rozario, Melissa Anne Smith, Johnny Hopkins, Kofi Natei, Christopher McGuire, Wayne Curnew, Carlos Besse Peres, Dean Copkov, Mihai Arsene, Val Jobara, Kenneth Simmons, Russell Bentley, Tangara Jones, Hubert Boorder, Anthony Desio, Louis Young, Max White, Omar A. Soriano, Quinn Smith, Dexter Navy
A realistic look at costumed vigilantism with unrealistically hyper-violent action, Kick-Ass is about a loser teen that reinvents himself as a superhero, despite not having any superpowers or skills at all. Joining his fight against crime is the father/daughter vigilante team of Big Daddy and Hit-Girl, who takes things to the extreme by shooting, maiming, and slashing through bad guys in a way that would make The Punisher proud.
It's a great comedy-action film that is not for the faint of heart or stomach.
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(#5) The Crow
- Bai Ling, Brandon Lee, Tony Todd, Ernie Hudson, Jon Polito, David Patrick Kelly, Sofia Shinas, Michael Wincott, Michael Massee, Anna Thomson, Phoebe Dollar, Laurence Mason, Angel David, Rochelle Davis
When Eric Draven and his fiancée are brutally murdered by a street gang, a being of vengeance takes pity on him. On the anniversary of his death, Draven rises from the dead to become the supernatural avenger known as The Crow. The Crow is based off a cult-favorite comic book of the same name.
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(#1) The Incredibles
- Samuel L. Jackson, Holly Hunter, Jason Lee, Craig T. Nelson, Wallace Shawn, Brad Bird, John Ratzenberger, Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter, Sarah Vowell, Elizabeth Peña, Joe Ranft, Lou Romano, Bob Peterson, Bud Luckey, Jean Sincere, Spencer Fox, Peter Sohn, Brad Lewis, Frank Thomas, Jeff Pidgeon, Ollie Johnston, Teddy Newton, Dominique Louis, Bret Parker, Mark Andrews, Nicholas Bird, Maeve Andrews, Patrick Walker, Stephen Schaffer, Eli Fucile, Bob Scott, A. J. Riebli, Michael Bird, Pamela Gaye Walker, Jazzie Mahannah, Elizabeth Greenberg, Kimberly Adair Clark, Lori Richardson, Louis Martin Braga III, Wayne Canney, Katherine Ringgold, Mary Elizabeth Clark, Christopher Leyva, Ted Mathot, Randy Nelson, Deirdre Warin, Philip Wong, Dennis 'D.J.' Jennings, Juliet Greenberg, Billy Guardino, Juliet Pokorny
One of Pixar's most dynamic films is about a family of superheroes. Married superheroes Mr. Incredible and Elasti-Girl are forced into retirement after the government bans superpowered activities. While Mr. Incredible is happy being a father and husband, the call for adventure is too strong for him to ignore.
The Incredibles is the best Fantastic Four movie ever made and it isn't even about Marvel's First Family.
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