Green Lantern would probably have to be my most disappointing. I had such high hopes that it could really be a great movie and stand up with WB's Batman franchise. There is just so much potential with Green Lantern, so it was heartbreaking to see it fail.

I think I was most surprised by Thor and X-Men First Class. Thor, because I really didn't think it'd be worth seeing. There were so many ways I could see it sucking, and even the trailers didn't have me that interested. Glad to say it was worth seeing and was incredibly fun.

For X-Men, I really thought that'd be the weakest comic book movie this Summer. While I was very excited to see it (I'm a sucker for the X-Men movies), I didn't have my hopes very high. After seeing it, I'm convinced that it's easily one of the best comic book movies EVER. Not just from this Summer, but that I've seen in general.

Green Lantern.

Green Lantern

But yeah, X-Men: First Class was a complete surprise to me. I ended up loving it more than I ever imagined I would. Another surprise? Bridesmaids. A funny and touching chick flick? I don't know how it happened, but I'm glad it did

I seem to be getting all the indie flicks this summer but at least none of them have been a great letdown...so far.

I'm going to change my best from X-Men First Class to Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Not that First Class was bad by any means (still beat just about everything else this Summer), but Planet of the Apes absolutely nailed it. I was very impressed and it surprised me a lot this Summer.

I think I'm going to agree with everyone and say that Green Lantern was the biggest disappointment. It was just sad to see all that great potential go to waste.

I think Captain America is my favorite. I've been waiting for a long time for someone to do Captain America right and they nailed it. Though Rise of the Planet of the Apes is a strong contender, I have to stay true to my comic roots!

I wish I could've gone to the theaters this summer.. only film I started to watch was Harry Potter but was drug out of the theater due to a friend's drama..

Oh man @April, I couldn't imagine that. My wife was so generous in letting me see a lot of films this Summer. But I can tell you I wouldn't leave a theater for a friend's drama. Call me callous or uncaring, but I'm there to watch a damn movie. I'll deal with it later!

I think I'm changing mine to Conan. Just terrible.

Captain America and Thor were best. X-Men: First Class most surprising. Green Lantern was the worst but I had no expectations for it whatsoever. I knew after the trailer in December it would suck. I felt like hitting myself in the face with Mjolnir after that crapfest. Most disappointing though was Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.