Batman? Avengers? Spiderman? Who you got?
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Hey guys, I'm Jack O'Shea
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And I'm Mikayla Pascal. And this is Who's On Top, the show where we each rank our top five favorite things
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about an exciting topic, and then you tell us who made the best list, or..
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Who's on top. Who's on top. So today, Mikayla, we are going to be ranking
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the best comic book movies ever made. Okay, so movies that were made based on comic books
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Yes, and actually, while I've been making my list, I've been sort of excluding a lot of the Marvel movies
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basically all of the Marvel movies. There's just so many comic book movies in that Marvel Universe that it's like I would put the Marvel Cinematic Universe as number one. Yeah
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But it's all like one story. I'm thinking of movies that were really based on like one comic book or graphic novel
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Here's the thing. Good old Michaela has never opened a comic book in her life
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So, you guys are just getting what movies are like. And so, suck it. Okay
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What's your number five? My number five was rankers number 10. Guardians of the Galaxy
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I know it's in the MCU, but it feels, even though, you know, they're obviously involved in all the movies
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it does feel kind of like it's a little side story. Yeah. And I am just a really big fan of Guardians of the Galaxy
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I think it's one of Marvel's best franchises. I've never heard of any of the Guardians of the Galaxy things. Same
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And then when people are like, it's awesome, I'm like, I don't know, we'll see it. Dance off, bro
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Me and you. Okay, so my number five was Ranker's number 46, Kick-Ass
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I love Kick-Ass. Who are you? I'm Kick-Ass. That movie is so badass. Yeah
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Nicolas Cage, that might be his best role. Yeah. That might be his best role as Big Daddy
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The scene in Kick-Ass when Big Daddy is being tortured. No! Take over, child
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He's just yelling at the time. Now he is Da And then she does it It awesome I love Kick Kick is great Alright so my number four is rankers number 61 Transformers Transformers Was that based on a comic book
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I wouldn't know because I haven't picked up a comic book in my life. So if you're mad at me, you can't be
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Yeah, Sam Witwicky? Of course. Listen, I was like just young enough to where I was just getting into action movies
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and I was like, this is the coolest thing ever. And of course Michael Bay just blew everything up
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But yeah, I just love this series so much. I think it's very entertaining
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Okay, so my number four was Ranker.com's number 30, V for Vendetta, based on the graphic novel
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by Alan Moore. V for Vendetta, it's just, it's so iconic, especially now with like the anonymous masks
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Yes. Like the anonymous symbol. Yeah. And isn't this episode coming out on
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Is this coming out on the 5th of November? Remember? Remember? Remember
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Remember, remember the 5th of November. Okay, my number three is ranked at number 14, which I'm surprised it's number 14, but I don't know
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Dark Knight Rises. That was one of those movies where when it came out, nobody shut up about it
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I saw it like seven times. Yeah, watching the rest of any DC movie now, it's like they're kind of a joke
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But that movie was so good. But Bane, I mean, best traps in the game though too. Absolutely
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Tom Hardy, he only did drugs. All your money! Good stuff. What's your number three
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Okay, so my number three is Ranker.com's number 35, another Alan Moore project, Watchmen
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The one downside of Watchmen is you can see it and not immediately walk into the theater light a cigarette and go like the world a f up place Like you just get so invested in this world I down to watch watch men
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whenever you want to watch, watch, men. Okay, it's a date. I love Powerborn
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Anyway, my number two is Riker's number 44, which is a little bit of a cheat code
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the way they put this on the list. So I had to put it in just the Avengers franchise. Oh, that is such a cheat code
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I don't know. It's like, I love all of the Avengers. Obviously they all go together. It's the center of the MCU
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It's just probably one of the most incredible franchises in movie history
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The MCU is seriously... The most impressive thing ever. I struggle to think of a more impressive cinematic accomplishment
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I think the MCU is just a little bit less impressive than Amazon
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Yeah. It's like up there where it's like, the people who strung this whole thing together
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it's like, dude, they should be working for the Department of Defense the way that they can string things, connect sh**
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Very, very, very, very impressive. I know Endgame was like the big one or whatever, but I'd probably go with Infinity War
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Yeah, Infinity War was really good. Because it was so... Yeah. I don't wanna go
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I don't wanna go. Sorry, please. What's your number two? My number two is Ranker's number 11
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It's Logan. Have you seen Logan? I have. I kinda could only watch that movie once
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I mean, talk about a great way to have like Hugh Jackman is getting too old to play Wolverine
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which let's be real, no he's not. At the end when, spoiler alert, he dies and she's big
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basically like they're burying him and she stays and she's just crying
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I was in the theater, I was with friends. And I was just like not even worried about it
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I was just like, I was just literally sobbing. I was with my friends. Yeah
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What's your number one? This might surprise you. So it's rankers over 17
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I put the first Wonder Woman movie. I literally put on my notes on this I put not WW84 I had never been so let down
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It's so hard to tell like, okay, does this movie actually suck or are people reviewing
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it just like misogynistic assholes? Yes. And we were watching it and it was like kind of pretty shitty
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And I was like, who got this? I don't know if it'll come back. The whole plot was how to get around the whole three wishes thing
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I'm going to wish. I really wish I had a coffee. Wishing us. I do know what I'd wish for
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Then your wish is granted. Your wish is granted. Wonder Woman 84 set the woman's rights being a black
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Five years. True or false? Because the first one was so good. That was, to me, up with the Batmans where they absolutely killed it
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Patty Jenkins kicked ass with this one. I was so excited she was coming back for the second one
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I remember being originally really skeptical about the casting for Wonder Woman
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I wasn't really feeling. Miss Gal Gadot, but then she showed up. My number one
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is Ranker's number one. This is actually the only mainstream one, obviously, but yeah, I had to do it. It's The Dark Knight
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How could I not put The Dark Knight number one when I literally compared it to Godfather 2
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Greatest villain ever. Kind of, like you said, it set up the DC universe
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but it also kind of set it up for failure. A little bit, yes
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Because then when they give you on like a nice little plot of Batman versus Superman
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And it's like, what is this ? Send it back to the kitchen. It set the tone
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It set the bar way too high. If they had kept it up, it would be like, OK, DC movies
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are all going to be nominated for Oscars. That's the tone it set. There's no way they could compete with it
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And that's why it became just such a jumble. And now they're basically just trying to do Marvel movies
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It's one of the best movies ever. I don't think I'm really controversial saying that
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Bye


