The Nolan movies feel like they don't even wanna be superhero movies and are above them

They’re just Nolan’s view of realistic versions of the comics. What you’re describing is what Bryan Singer’s first two X-Men films actually are. But Nolan’s Batman films are very much embracing being superhero stories and mythic hero tales with reverence for the source material

Nolan even paid homage to this goofy bombastic scene

But to answer the thread question - after deep study of comic book adaptations and general storytelling over some time now - it’s Spider-Verse.

Into the Spider-Verse is the greatest comic book superhero movie of all time

Ppl are bringing up Infinty War and The Batman

I cant do this

Never felt like a Superhero film to me and more a villain film, but it is still goat

Infinity War isn’t that crazy. It’s not as good as TDK of course but not unfounded

As a comic book movie The Batman did capture the idea of Gotham the best tho. And i think thats part of being the best cmb movie. Otherwise it's just the best movie w a superhero in it

How did The Batman capture the idea of Gotham the best when the Burton films exist

Anyone saying no is due for a rewatch

Batman does more to help Gotham and save people in this than he did in the entirety of The Batman

No question

I just realized it’s funny how the title says considered and nobody has been talking about the general consensus lmao. Like yeah it’s still considered by most to be the greatest

Incredibles

Logan is so boring

Does a good comic book movie mean there can't be any crazy powers or special effects?

The Batman and Logan are great naps

The dark knight is pretty much just a joker movie

Not really a fair comparison I mean how much did Batman really help people in batman begins? Only the ending which is the same as the new Batman

na, infinity war is f***ing crazy

Good thing I don’t

Any weight that movie had was undone less than a year later, none of what happened ended up mattering because Tony just up and invents time travel