I will vote after I have seen the latest Fantastic Four film.
It is on HBO in May.

Batman and Robin

Spawn made me angry for wasting my time and money.

Spawn and Catwoman were bad, but I really didn't expect much of them. The Batman movies were sort of "event's" up to then, although they'd been declining in quality. Nobody expected it to be THAT bad...and it was actually worse than bad. It was one of the few movies I've just walked out of. Still have never seen the ending.

Alicia Silverstone and Uma Thurman take off all their clothes and perform the sexiest girl-on-girl scene in film history.

Go buy a copy today.

Me too.
I was in the dollar theater and playing hooky from work, and I still walked out, but I have seen the ending, and it is the mega-stupid.

X3 is a completely flawed and pretty terrible movie with a horrid subtext, all according to me.

I've never been able to finish watching Catwoman.

The Spirit. On a base material level Superman IV is probably the worst, but it still has it's moments, like Superman standing up for public transportation after saving the subway, and possibly Gene Hackman's presence.

The Spirit, though... Robert Rodriguez was pretty clear about Miller's co-directing credit on Sin City -- it was basically a courtesy because the film followed the comic so closely. Frank interacted with the actors, but he didn't engage in the myriad details from pre to post production that real directors deal with. Normally first time directors are supported by a competent assistant directors, producers, cinematographers or editors who can pretty much assemble a competent movie in their sleep. I found myself concluding Frank Miller must have pissed off everyone he worked with on it, because otherwise it was a unique case of a bunch of seasoned professionals suddenly turning in amateur work decades into their careers. I mean, these people have credits dating to the Eighties. It was like nobody felt compelled to inform Miller that the decisions he made were not at a professional level, and didn't care how their own work was presented.

Anyone who votes for anything other than the Spirit needs to watch it, at least as much as they can.

I haven't seen Frank Miller's Will Eisner's The Spirit.

QFMFT

The Spirit movie is not as bad as some people would lead you to believe.

It's not a great movie, but I found it okay.

From that list only, and only going off ones I've seen:

Fantastic Four.

I'll take Clooney's Batman any day over this.

Or we could avoid it, and trust you guys who have seen it that it was bad.

I have. You definitely win.

I can find good things to say about most of the movies in the poll, except for Catwoman and Fantastic Four.

I have not seen The Spirit, nor I plan to.

I found it entertaining in a Plan 9 From Outer Space kinda way. And it has Eva Mendes bare ass.

It looked good, people.

I've tried several times to watch it, and cannot do it. I've even attempted starting it later in the movie, just to see if it gets any better than the opening. It doesn't.

The worst of the ones I've seen is Spawn.

Fantastic Four is on HBO this Saturday at 10pm eastern, which is rare.
The Saturday premieres are usually at 8pm eastern, but this movie sucks so bad that they are giving Jurassic World a second premiere time.

1) I have not seen seven of those movies, because superhero fan or not, I try to avoid lameness. I love Green Lantern, for instance, but never bothered with that movie. Same with the recent FF (one of my favorite teams).

2) The fact that you included The Last Stand is ridiculous and absurd and several other words. It's not even CLOSE to being on the same level as a Batman & Robin or Elektra.

Of the ones I've seen, I went with X-men Origins: Wolverine. It's probably not any worse than, say, Superman III or Elektra or Batman & Robin, but the problem is that it wanted to be taken seriously whereas the others knew they were campy. It thought it was a real movie, and that makes it doubly bad.