7. Game 6
You dont want to high five me. Yes, everyone will eventually be in a superhero movie. But Michael Keaton and Robert Downey Jr. have both experienced such massive success as their respective superheroes (Keaton around the start of his career and Downey at a new beginning), so despite Batman and Iron Man hailing from different universes, like The Prestige, or Wonder Boys for that matter, this screen pairing is too prominent to ignore. If this movie and I were to ever cross paths, I would watch it mainly to see these two outstanding, one-in-a-million actors play off of one another and discover what it brings to the movie. Im sure Id get a good movie experience overall in the process. But as is usually the case with actors, the exposure Keaton and Downey received through their household hits both before and after this movie was made is what would lead me to this movie. Keaton was surely trying something different, but clearly his aura inspires others to superhuman callings. And in the case of Game 6, its probably pretty darn cool to watch. Even if they weren't Batman and Iron Man, theyre just really cool. But theyre also Batman and Iron Man! In the same movie!