here are the 10 best superhero movies on Rotten Tomatoes

Some time ago, we looked back at the worst superhero films of all time on Rotten Tomatoes. This time, we’re focusing on the best superhero films. So here are the 10 best superhero movies of all time according to Rotten Tomatoes :

10) Superman (94%)

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It is the oldest on the list. Released in 1979, this is the first part of the saga Superman taken by Christopher Reeve (but also Marlon Brando And Gene Hackman). Directed by Richard Donnerthe film is still considered today as a immense classic of the genre. The feature film was even nominated for 3 Oscar wins and had reported more than 300 million dollars box office revenue (for a budget of 55 million).

9) Iron Man (94%)

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Released in 2008, Iron Man is the whole first part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). A cult film, the true foundation of the MCU, whose impact still resonates today. Directed by Jon Favreauthe feature film also completely took off the career of Robert Downey Jr. which was in decline at that time. Ambitious, courageous film, Iron Man adapts the adventures of Tony Stark, a character not necessarily always well known to the general public. Quickly, the film becomes a absolute reference of the genre and is still today considered by some as one of the best superhero films of all time. Iron Man was nominated twice for the Oscars and grossed more than $585 million of box office revenue.

8) The Dark Knight (94%)

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Some will moan to see The Dark Knight also poorly placed in this ranking. Directed by Christopher Nolan in 2008, The Dark Knight is still today considered simply the best movie Batman all time. An absolute masterpiece of the genre, the feature film notably left its mark thanks to the unforgettable performance of Heath Ledger as the Joker. The Dark Knight it’s all the same 8 Oscar nominations for two statuettes: Best Supporting Actor for Heath Ledger and Best Sound Editing, a fairly rare score for this type of film; and more than 1 billion dollars box office revenue (for a budget of 180 million).

7) Logan (94%)

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Made in 2017 by James Mangold, Logan concludes the narrative arc of Wolverine At the movie theater. The feature film takes place in a dark dystopian future inspired by the immense comic book Old Man Logan. There we find a Hugh Jackman tired and aging who plays a disembodied, jaded mutant at the end of his life. It’s dark, uncompromising, of a emotional strength without comparison and with exciting graphic violence. Without doubt one of the best comic book adaptations of all time. And despite his R rating, Logan reported more than $619 million in box office revenue (for a budget of 97 million).

6) Avengers: endgame (94%)

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This is the big conclusion to the Infinity War arc. Released in 2019, Avengers: Endgame is the representation of a form of climax of the MCU. It all concludes here, in this unprecedented juggernaut of the genre. An XXL film, an orgy of superheroes, the ultimate fan film for all comic fans. And even if it is less successful than Avengers: Infinity War, it is clear the impact of this feature film on modern pop culture. And then, Avengers: Endgame is the 2th film (behind Avatar) who made the most money at the box office of all time with his $2.7 billion recipes around the world.

5) Ninja Turtles: Teenage Years (95%)

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This is the big surprise of this ranking. Against all odds Ninja Turtles: Teenage Years, released in 2023, manages to climb to fifth place in this top. Strongly inspired by Spider-Man: New Generation, Ninja Turtles: Teenage Years is certainly pleasant and pleasant entertainment, but largely overrated. Does this animated film really deserve its place in this ranking to the detriment of immense classics of the genre like the X-Men where the Spiderman ? We strongly doubt it…

4) Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (95%)

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Following Spider-Man: New Generation, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse was obviously eagerly awaited by fans of the weaver. It was difficult to see how Sony was going to succeed in offering a film as convincing as the first part. There is no need to say, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is a real tour de force. An ultra generous film, visually totally crazy, which is aimed as much at the general public as at hardcore fans. A total success, in terms of writing as much as staging. A masterpiece !

3) Black Panther (96%)

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Perhaps the other scam in this ranking. Yes, we know that Black Panther is a film very appreciated by its fan base who defend it tooth and nail. Certainly it is a very controlled entertainment, carried by an ultra-charismatic protagonist and a cast to die for; and to the unparalleled social, political and historical significance. Black Panther it is also more than 1.3 billion dollars in box office revenue and 3 Oscars out of his 7 nominations. What justifies its presence in this top 3?

2) The Incredibles (97%)

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So there we say yes yes yes. Directed by Brad Bird in 2004, The Incredibles is a huge classic in the world of animation. Studio masterpieces Pixar it’s a proposition ahead of its time. Meta movie, The Incredibles understands how comics work better than many modern superhero films. It’s funny, intelligent, clever, referenced, and it still hits the mark 20 years later. And then, it’s still two Oscarsof which Best Animated Film and more than $631 million of box office revenue.

1) Spider-Man: New Generation (97%)

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Released in 2018, Spider-Man: New Generation revolutionized the superhero genre in cinema. First true animated film of its kind, Spider-Man: New Generation is a ambitious work, which is aimed at comic book fans. A powerful, touching, surprising, impressive film which perfectly mixes epic adventure and intimate plot. It’s gripping, and it makes you brilliant and permanent tribute to comics and their readers. It’s not for nothing that the film won the Oscar for Best Animated Filmand therefore first place in the Rotten Tomatoes rankings.

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