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@TZM676

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve seen all of them. 😂

@TZM676

2 жыл бұрын

Including the 1944 captain America 😂

@ottoprentice1905

2 жыл бұрын

Dude my grandad legit has both captain america movies

@ottoprentice1905

2 жыл бұрын

watchmojo you forgot one THE 1978 AVENGERS FILM IT HAS LIKE EVERYONE

@thomascasillo9861

2 жыл бұрын

Heard of all of them but only seen Howard the Duck and The Fantastic Four.

David Hasselhoff was the first actor that transitioned from pre-MCU Marvel movies to the MCU movies. In the pre-MCU movies, he was Nick Fury. In the MCU he played...um, David Hasselhoff or, more correctly, a living planet pretending to be David Hasselhoff.

@tuckerbowen4626

2 жыл бұрын

the first actor from one of these specific movies? sure. but not the first actor ever. don't forget Lou Ferrigno's cameo in the Hulk's 2008 movie

@andreanatsuminadeau5608

2 жыл бұрын

@@tuckerbowen4626 Ferrigno also voiced the Hulk in the 2 first MCU Avengers movie (Ruffalo took over for everything after that).

@themaninblack7503

6 ай бұрын

I honestly don't remember the Nick Fury movie being that bad

I bet most people already knew about Japanese Spider-Man 😂

@randomreviews4278

2 жыл бұрын

I did

@eddiejoewalt7746

2 жыл бұрын

more people will know more of him once the Spider Man into the spiderverse sequels being released!

@aaronkordish7948

2 жыл бұрын

He's going to be in the next Spiderverse film, I think. So now there is going to be TWO japanese spider-people with mechs in the film, providing Peni Parker is coming back.

@multiverse_media2023

2 жыл бұрын

I’m one of those who knew he existed.

@anthonynambo6426

2 жыл бұрын

Yup

Imagine if Multiverse of Madness opened these universes to the MCU.

@TJ52359

2 жыл бұрын

w/ Strange 'channel surfing' through portals looking at 'what ifs' and "noping" each one after watching just long enough to see the 'cheese' - seeing as he saw 14 Million+ options against Thanos some of the as yet unseen characters being explained as creations of the "Darkest Timeline" would be a good joke (considering the Russo's other Community nods, even if the Russos themselves do not return for more films)

@marcroberts5251

2 жыл бұрын

I like to think they exist currently on different universes

@LaDon08

2 жыл бұрын

please...no.

@axelnilsson5124

2 жыл бұрын

Or the phase 6 finale

@thewolfofwallstreet627

2 жыл бұрын

@@LaDon08 your lips say no, but your eyes say yes ;)

Emma Frost and Banshee actually did lead Generation X in the comics, so that's not wrong or strange

@theblackprotagonist5936

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking this when she said it was strange.

@vincentshadetree

2 жыл бұрын

@@theblackprotagonist5936 I don't think they do all their research before posting these. I mean, just hire a geek part-time when you need one, like freelance Peter Parker at the Daily Bugle

@bozman1678

2 жыл бұрын

@matt Why, becuase watch mojo does poor research? Sure, i'm game.

@bozman1678

2 жыл бұрын

@matt Ouch, with wit like that you must be a big boy! Have you reached the big 1-0?

@TalesFromTheBooth

2 жыл бұрын

Whoever writes the script is way outside the per view of pop culture 😒

Red Skull sounds awfully Italian in the Captain America movie.

Why did she say in the movie, Generation X was "strangely" led by Emma Frost and Banshee that's actually comic book accurate. I've seen all but 3 films on this list, but I never ever heard of the Man Thing film.

I actually remember enjoying Dolph Lungren's Punisher; a bit under my expectation yet still enjoyable.

Given the Multiverse concept in the MCU, everything in this list is technically canon.

We knew they existed. We’re still trying to forget

@multiverse_media2023

2 жыл бұрын

We just want to forget them. Except the Japanese Spider-Man.

@TZM676

2 жыл бұрын

😂

@abdullahalammar3652

2 жыл бұрын

@@multiverse_media2023 Also except for Howard. A fuckin legend.

@kittycatmeowmeow963

Жыл бұрын

@@multiverse_media2023 I want to know where I can see it; it looks awesome!😆

2:20 Toei Japan also had their own version of Spiderman that ran from 1978-1979. The costume was indeed faithful but Spidey also sported a giant mecha / robot that would fight giant-sized monsters. Unlike the 1977 USA version, this one had occasional reasonable and tolerable character deaths as the story progressed and was more realistic in that it dealt with grimmer plots such as betrayal and murder.

Punisher 89 is underrated. Can you imagine a new movie with Dolph playing an older Frank Castle 20 years on from this

@spdutahraptor777

2 жыл бұрын

Isn't that what Dolph plays in every movie nowadays??? An older Drago...and older mercenary in expendables...

@garyhernandez2577

2 жыл бұрын

Never seen it is it good

@GeekLegionofDoom

2 жыл бұрын

@@garyhernandez2577 it's somewhat typical 80s action. But I like it

At the time that 70's Spider-Man series was happening, Spider-Man was in Japan, also in live action, but piloting a megazord.

The completionist in me means I've got copies of all of these and at the time they were the only way of seeing live action comic characters, yes some were cheesy & some were bizarre but they had some redeeming qualities to them . Dolphs Punisher minus the skull emblem still nailed the look of the 90's comic character. Man thing needs a reboot now due to the whole multiverse saga as he's the "Nexus of all realities" Generation X as far as characters go was fairly accurate to the comics rosta. Once you notice 90's Cap's rubber ears though ........you can't "unsee them" 😆 😂

Saw most of them as a kid... Which made me appreciate the Mcu even more later on 👏

@alissa6

2 жыл бұрын

Though I pick Blade, Blade 2, X-Men, X-Men 2, Daredevil, Punisher, Spider-Man 1-2, Incredible Hulk over any MCU film.

@babyfir77

2 жыл бұрын

Does Stan Lee appear in any of them?

Generation X was actually pretty good for a 90s TV movie.

@tonytom5242

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't watch it as a kid bc it was on after my bedtime...I'm still bitter to this day

@thebalderthor4884

2 жыл бұрын

@@tonytom5242 I recorded it on VHS as a kid and it climbed in value as it was incredibly rare to own at all. I ended up trading it for a collection of Spawn comics.

@tonytom5242

2 жыл бұрын

@@thebalderthor4884 my older brothers did record it and passed it around school... Still haven't seen it... even thou it has bad reviews the 8 year old in me wants to watch it

@thebalderthor4884

2 жыл бұрын

@@tonytom5242 I liked it. The effects were bad yes, and it had plenty of cheese. But the character interactions were actually pretty good.

@ShadowmonkStudios

2 жыл бұрын

@@tonytom5242 The full movie is on KZread if you ever get the urge to watch it.

The old CAP and SPIDEY were my shit bro they had costumes and everything so I was all marveled out

Howard the Duck is a Classic!!

@thecunninlynguist

2 жыл бұрын

duck bobbies was an awakening haha

@velociraptor4you3291

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! 😁

This list makes me so grateful for Chris Evans’ MCU Cap. I think I remember my Grandpa watching that awful Man-Thing movie on SyFy.

I knew about Howard the Duck, but mostly because he keeps wondering around the MCU. Thinking about it now, I might of seen him on TV at a friend's house when I was younger, but I never learned the name of the movie or cared much about the plot. I just saw pieces of it with a live action anthropomorphic duck on screen. When you said The Punisher I mistook it for the 2004 film, which I did see but it had been so long I had forgotten who played Frank. I never even heard about the 1989 film. I knew there was a live action Captain America movie before Chris Evans, but only because he steals a car in it, which was something that was referenced in Winter Soldier. I'm not even sure which movie that was. Arrested Development is the only reason why I know about the original Fantastic Four movie, as Tobias fell in love with the acting of a fishing wire that portrayed Susan Storm while she was invisible, mistaking it for the actresses' doing.

@thewolfofwallstreet627

2 жыл бұрын

I knew about all those movies except for the tv movie about dr. strange. that i didn't know about, but i know about the others already. in fact, i remember watching generation x on tv, when it debut for the first time. if memory serves me correctly, the pilot not only didn't do well, but they also cancelled the encore showings on tv because of how bad it was, but honestly i still liked it. Yeah, the effects were crappy even by 90's standards for a TV show back then, but it was still an interesting show i think.

I was a fan of Howard the Duck in the comics and liked the movie too.

10:27 Man I can´t hear it anymore! The 2005 FF4 was a great Movie! I don´t get it why everyone calls it bad. Also Howard the Duck is a good Movie too.

@Deedric_Kee

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed 👍🏼

@BruceWayneBatfleck

2 жыл бұрын

For you even batman and robin would be great

@thebadfella5296

2 жыл бұрын

@@BruceWayneBatfleck Howard the Duck is better than Batman and Robin, while still being awful. The thing about Batman and Robbin is that it just sucks

The ‘90s live action film version of Captain America was alright to me.

@anthonynambo6426

2 жыл бұрын

I was a little more interested in the 1979 version. Plus, who doesn’t like seeing the legendary Christopher Lee playing as a villain?

@michaelrussell3890

2 жыл бұрын

I enjoyed it

@nitroforce87

2 жыл бұрын

@@anthonynambo6426 you should have seen him on NCIS, he was badass

@lawrencerinehart5747

2 жыл бұрын

He gained a superpower in this.... fake car sickness 🤣

@Saddonghussein

2 жыл бұрын

The directors cut version is absolutely brillian

That moment when Howard The Duck was made into a theatrical movie before Spiderman, X-Men, or any of the Avengers.

I remember really looking forward to Generation X back when it aired, being a fan of the comic. It was a major letdown.

Something tells me Doctor Strange will make them all canon in Multiverse of Madness.

@thudthud5423

2 жыл бұрын

What would be awesome would be a Lou Ferrigno Hulk making an appearance. Okay, maybe a quick appearance.

"Emma Frost and Banshee of all people!" Tell me no one on staff reads comic without telling me

WatchMojo should have included one honorable mention: Doctor Mordrid (1992 - Full Moon) which was originally planned to be a Dr. Strange film until the rights were lost. You can see the footprints and remnants all over it. From IMDb: "This movie was originally conceived as an adaptation for the Marvel Comics character Dr. Strange, also known as Earth's Supreme Sorcerer. Somewhere along the way, the rights to the name were lost and the script was re-tooled, which is how they could make it R-rated."

@jimbo9208

2 жыл бұрын

that not marvel

@Saddonghussein

2 жыл бұрын

that doesnt make it a marvel movie, did you consider donkeykong as part of the PGU (Popeyes Game Universe)

@tuckerbowen4626

2 жыл бұрын

that's the rumor, but the screenwriter says otherwise

The uniform from "Captain America II: Death Too Soon" now resides in the Hall of Heroes Superhero Museum in Elkhart Indiana (minus the crash helmet).

As a 90's kid I never saw any of those. I moved to Argentina half through 5th grade and never saw or heard all those from then. Man-Thing was a tv movie so I never heard of it without trailers. As for Generation X, while I still never saw it but looked it upped, they should make another cartoon, live-action series (e.g. The Gifted or Legion), or a spinoff movies series to X-Men with the heroes there (Jubilee, M, Skin, Buff, Mondo, and Refrax) getting notice; if the movie happens then more mutant populations would return after Logan.

Wow! These movies are the craziest things I have ever seen! Especially Fantastic four!

WatchMojo is awesome it never fails

I've seen quite a few of those....heck I actually still have the VHS tapes I recorded Generation X and Nick Fury on. Also, it's really not that surprising that Emma Frost & Banshee were in charge...they ran the side school in the comics. the movie also had 2 original team members, Buff and Refrax

I've seen Howard and the FF movies. Liked how they did Doom in the latter. Better than either of his recent incarnations. And for a Roger Corman movie, it's practically Oscar worthy.

I dont care what anyone says, I love Howard the Duck. Yes it is a bad movie but I still love it.

@adamhoward1408

2 жыл бұрын

@matt if he likes it then that's fine. What's the big deal?

@Cartman11111

2 жыл бұрын

@@adamhoward1408 I think they were just joking..

@anthonynambo6426

2 жыл бұрын

I really like the song. It’s catchy, like the playlist from Guardians of the Galaxy

@markzuckergecko621

2 жыл бұрын

I'm kinda scared to watch it again, I liked it when I was a kid.... But sometimes watching something you liked as a kid when you're an adult can be soul crushing. I would rather just remember it as being good.

@yamigekusu

2 жыл бұрын

If it weren't for Japanese Spider-Man, we wouldn't have Power Rangers

I kinda liked Howard a bit. Had a real catchy song I think even Chris Pratt’s Star-Lord would enjoy. Plus, I was a little interested in the 1979 version of Captain America, and who doesn’t like seeing the legendary Christopher Lee? And why isn’t Hulk in this too? Doesn’t it at least deserve an honorable mention?

@russ7868

2 жыл бұрын

Because The Hulk was a good and popular show. Most people know it existed. It is referenced in pop culture all the time. Lou Ferrigno (The Hulk) has even made a cameo in a Marvel movie.

@thudthud5423

2 жыл бұрын

@@russ7868 Lou Ferrigno made 2 cameos in Hulk movies. If I remember correctly, he had a short cameo in Eric Bana's movie as a security guard being talked to by Stan Lee's security guard and once in the Ed Norton version (MCU) as a campus security guard that likes pizza.

@russ7868

2 жыл бұрын

@@thudthud5423 That sounds about right.

@tuckerbowen4626

2 жыл бұрын

i think Ang Lee's Hulk (which for the record i thought was actually underrated) is fairly well known, at least more so than the rest of these

Howard the duck was an excellent movie with a banging soundtrack LOL I know I was a kid when that movie was out but I enjoyed the hell out of it.

This video helped to remind me that I really don't miss the past all that much.

@alissa6

2 жыл бұрын

Thats okay you were only born 9 years ago.

@twitchster77

2 жыл бұрын

@@alissa6 For as immature as I am...that sounds about right! haha

Actually, Man-Thing was the only movie on this list I'd never heard of. There only ones I've actually seen are the 2 Captain America movies from 1979 along with bits and pieces of Spider-Man.

Oh man, so many memories. Although, I never saw that Doctor Strange and Fantastic Four, I did like that Nick Fury TV movie!! LOL

Seen every single one and loved them

I know all of these, and have watched most of them. I saw Howard The Duck in the theater.

@kaind.badguy

2 жыл бұрын

The title leads you to believe it’s a list of obscure movies never seen. Other than the Fantastic Four movie the rest were seen by major audiences.

Seen em all. Own most of em. We pretty much latched on to anything comic related in the 80s and 90s

I have seen all but the Fantastic Four. I loved Howard the Duck :)

“Welcome to WatchMojo” I want this as my epitaph.

I've seen everything on this list but Man-Thing & Dr. Strange. But did enjoy Generation X, Spider-Man (Nicholas Hammond was an underrated Peter Parker like Andrew Garfield), and the Captain America movies (the 90s version had a decent closing song, "Home Of The Brave" it sticks in your head like "Mickey").

I remember that 1979 Captain America. And the helmet just killed it for me. It's was just sooo out of place. lol And also I remember that 1977 Spiderman. I enjoyed it. It was right in my wheelhouse. I was 7 years old kid, and it was like the first live action adaptation of Spiderman I can remember (outside of the the little skit on the Electric Company on PBS). I was all in on it.

@thudthud5423

2 жыл бұрын

Besides Spider-Man, what was the coolest thing about the Electric Company? Answer: Morgan Freeman

Knew of all of these. My favorites are Howard the Duck and the Roger Corman Fantastic Four.

Imagine if we see little glimpses or references to all non-MCU movies and shows in Multiverse of Madness.

@marlonclark1896

2 жыл бұрын

yeah

Yes we did and tried to bury and forget them! THANKS!

I had no idea that Man-Thing had a movie. Nice to know.

I've seen all except the Man Thing flick. Saw Howard the Duck in the theater and bought the soundtrack as I'm a Thomas Dolby fan from way back.

Surely I wasn’t the only one waiting for Hammond in No way home.

I did not know @8:41 Don Ramon was casted for The 1978 Dr strange thank you mojo 👋👍

I’ve seen the. Captain America and the Fantasies Four as a kid plus the Howard The Duck too. Punisher movie was cool to me as a kid.

I loved Howard the duck! I remember that I use to go around and pretend to be his love interest on the playground. And my crush played Howard!

We watched Howard the Duck a lot in the 80's. I like it

First Of All I've Already Seen Howard The Duck and I know about David Hasselhof's Nick Fury movie oh and Generation X

🎶🎶They call me Howard the duck🎶🎶

I remember everyone of these but man-thing! If you're a kid of the time, they were worth watching!

1994 Fantastic Four isn't bad. It's low budget, but not bad. Also, the bootlegged versions you can find on line haven't been through final editing - so the effects, audio, and cuts aren't as polished as a final version would have been.

I had a bootleg copy of Fantastic 4 on VHS back in the day. It's what you had to deal with back then.

Make Punisher however you like, I’ll always love it. It’s just a cool character.

Not to mention those glued on ears for captain America

Well, I knew about some of these. Especially Howard the Duck.

Bust on the script all you want, Dolph Lundgren has been the best Punisher on the big screen yet. (I would've said ever, but I've yet to see the Bernthal version.) I love Howard The Duck. I also enjoy the Nicholas Hammond Spidey and Reb Brown Cap stuff.

Rebecca - But! Then flash to Captains Butt. That was funny Mojo Crew. 👍🏻

I had a Howard the duck movie poster in my room as a kid. I have no regrets

Actually saw Nicholas Hammond’s Spider-Man; it was pretty good, but the producers ignored Stan Lee’s advice regarding it. The Spider-Man TV pilot, and its 2 two parter episodes were retitled theatrically as Spider-Man Strikes Back & Spider-Man: The Dragon’s Challenge. Personally I liked David Hasselhoff’s Nick Fury TV film; Lisa Rinni was perfect as Val Fontaine. Even some of Lou Ferrigno’s Incredible Hulk TV movies were released internationally. Same with the Capt. America TV movies & the 1990 film, where the Red Skull’s... Italian. Regarding Roger Corman’s Fantastic Four, the 2005 film was far better, though the 1994 film looks far more watchable than Trank’s horrendous 2016 film. DC may had a ‘head start’, but they did stumble badly with Superman III & IV, and 1997’s Batman & Robin. Now, Who’s playing catch up?!?😀

Hi WatchMojo! Can you do either top 10 or 20 most rewatchable scenes ever from all time movies? It will be really appreciated! Thanks and have a good day!

I knew about all these and saw Fantastic Four, both Reb Brown Captain Americas and Generation X.

Saw Captain America (1990) as a kid via Laser Disc. Thought it was good back then.

The 2005 Fantastic Four is actually a good movie. The sequel may not as good, but it was still a great watch

@marlonclark1896

2 жыл бұрын

i agree

You:"Movies you didn't know exist" Also you: "Have you seen any of these?" Please. Some of these are my favorites.

Punisher '89 was a generic 'lone cop on a Mission' action flick, with the Punisher branding grafted on to help it stand out Captain America '90 was low budget cheese... but I kind of liked it... - I could be wrong, but I thought that like Superman IV there was an issue of the Budget being halved in the middle of production, thus resulting in re-writes to get a 'feature length' cut in the hopes of getting some money back on release

i think howard the duck should be given 2nd chance & have a animated spin off series on hulu

Dolph Lundgren Punisher is The Punisher I grew up with it's Awesome and I do have a copy of Roger Corman's Fantastic Four I bought when I was in Iraq. Thing was played by an Ex Dallas's Cowboy.

I thought apart from the changes to the source material the action scenes in The Punisher were great.

I knew about all of these and I have about half of them on dvd/bluray.

I have the Howard the Duck movie on DVD. I think he looks like Macaulay Culkin lol! I have the Generation X movie on VHS because I recorded it when it premiered.

“You have even failed to teach me English.” ~The Red Skull in perfect English.

What about putting the Jon bernthal punisher working alongside with dolphgren jane and stevenson but as sidekicks??

Just as the MCU Hulk movie used sections from the Bixby/Ferrigno TV series, in place of a gamma bomb, and the like, the Sling Ring from the Dr. Strange movies and cameos had it's origin in the original Dr. Strange movie, where he used a magic ring.

I use to love Howard the Duck. I never realized as a kid that he was a Marvel character.

These were mostly really godawful. Thanks for the memories. Great video.

I've seen the 90's Captain America movie on theaters here in my country when I was a kid. That's how I starts to wish and wish to see more marvel movies after that.

Seen them all!

I actully knew about all of these, I was a Marvel fan before the MCU and this was all we had for Live Action Adaptations. 😂

The 1978 US Spidey TV series aired here in the Philippines in 1984 on Monday nights but lost to poor ratings because "Incredible Hulk" (Lou ferrigno) and "Wonder Woman" (Lynda Carter) were aired back-to-back on the rival station.

I've seen Howard the duck, Manthing, Captain America, FF and The Punisher. It was a hard time to be a MCU fan 😂

I had already seen the ones on Nick Fury, 94’s Fantastic Four, 77’s Spider-man, 90’s Captain America’s, and Generation X.

I’ve seen all but Man-Thing and have most of them in my collection

1:13 Rated PG

Seen all but generation x and man-thing...even have the Reb Brown Captain America movies on dvd

🔥 vid

Good thing that "BLADE (1998)" salvaged and rescued the "Superhero Genre" bringing us the "MCU" but BLADE should be also one of the list since people forgotten about him and say that "BLACK PANTHER" is the MARVEL'S first black superhero on screen.

i loved howard the duck!!!

The late 70's Doctor Strange looks like a clone of Alex Trebek during that time.

Blade!!! One of the best and the first that showed Marvel it could be successful.

Dr. Strange and captain America 1 and 2. I rewatch all the time. I seen most of them expect the fantastic four.