I couldn't bring myself to watch Electra after seeing DD. I just felt DD missed on too many things, the editing was very poor, and some shots were far to dark to even see what was going on. It seemed almost like a student film at times, to me. Just a quick slapdash thing. What's with him dropping like fourty stories and landing safely, too?
I love the concept of comic movies, but I dont' think they take them seriously enough when making them. They seem to just think of them as a cash cow to be mined. There is a reason that the original was so popular, it's because the concept worked, but 9 times out of 10 they always seem to think they have a better way, and end up ruining it. I don't mind a little change. I didn't mind that Spiderman had organic webbing, rather than building web shooters. Most films just don't do their source material justice at all, however. They lose all of the magic and feel. I was a little put off by Dr. Doom in the FF movie, but I thought that it wasn't the worst comic movie ever. Did any of you see that FF movie that was done a number of years ago? WOW! Now, that was bad.
I actually own the Captain America movie from the 90's. I thought it was rediculous to have a really cool Red Skull character, and then have him go through reconstructive surgery and look all normalish (not red anymore). What's with that? I also own some of the old Spidey TV shows. I don't know, there was just something fun about them.
I will admit that the Hulk had some slow parts, but I didn't mind that as much. What I really hate is when they go all off farm and start inventing stuff that doesn't fit in any way (or casting Arnie as Mr. Freeze. Sure Arnold could be a Bat Villain, but Mr. Freeze?).