7 Worst Marvel Movies Ever Made, Agree?

We love Marvel movies and all the things that are in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
But over the years, more and more superhero movies have sprung up.
So there is always a criticism that appears to distinguish one film with another movie.

Sometimes the problem comes from the idea of ​​the story itself.
The original story in the comic may be very good, but sometimes translating it in audio-visual media like the movie produces something that does not match expectations.
Not easy to make a good live action story, especially without a budget datu adequate technology. In MCU, one by one the movie is connected or has connections with each other.
Some are produced with a low budget and produce results far from the word fantastic. Many cool directors do not really understand the genre of contemporary superhero movies or action films. And there are many other factors that cause a film is considered bad.
Here I am has summarized the 7 worst Marvel movies ever made.

1. Hulk ( 2003 )

Starring Eric Bana, Jennifer Connelly, Sam Elliott and Nick Nolte, with leading director Ang Lee leading, the film has a lot of potential

Some action scenes look cool, but too much emphasis on children's father dynamics and without adding to other tensions.

1. Doctor Strange (1978)

magic are portrayed just like glittering lights, and the costumes are like coming from supermarket shelves in the suburbs

Needless to say, the idea of ​​a TV series has died with a low TV rating

1. Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)

The Surfer and the mysterious cloud which is the Galactus do not cause fear or danger, which makes the whole story fail.

1. Spider-Man 3 (2007)

Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) makes Harry Osborne (James Franco) the next Green Goblin.

Then there is Sandman who is actually a thief who shot Uncle Ben

Then there is also a virus in Spidey that finally turns Eddie Brock into Venom.

Add competition between Mary Jane and Gwen Stacy, and even the girl across the hall from Peter's apartment, and too much in a movie.

1. The Punisher (1989)

Dolph Lundgren was great in a number of action films, but in this film, he was not convincing

Some scenes do not make sense, only the actions that are the only things that trigger the story of Punisher.

1. Daredevil (2003)

Ben Affleck only makes Matt / Daredevil appear depressed in most movies, and no real superhero energy takes place.

1. Fantastic Four (2015)

The story is too focused on four children, not even showing the superhero transformation until the middle of the movie

Too many boring conversations

Will the Fantastic Four get a solid cinematic version?
We need to wait