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Here’s a ranking of the smartest characters in Marvel Comics, from classic geniuses to rising stars.

The four trailers for Doomsday each highlighted a different group of heroes – first Captain America, then Thor, followed by the X-Men, and finally Wakanda. These trailers were cleverly designed with exciting reveals, unexpected twists, and intriguing clues about the movie. Here’s a breakdown of what we’ve been able to gather from them.

While 28 Years Later feels like a fresh continuation, it was always planned as part of a three-movie series. The first two films were even filmed simultaneously to save time and resources. Now, just 28 weeks after the release of the first, comes the second installment, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. Though original director Danny Boyle didn’t return, Nia DaCosta takes the helm, bringing a new vision to the story. The result is a standout horror sequel that’s notable for being surprisingly unpredictable.

Lucas made a similar decision with the Star Wars prequels. He realized fans didn’t respond well to the idea of midi-chlorians after The Phantom Menace and decided to move away from it, calling further focus on them “indulgent.” He also learned something else from that film: Darth Maul proved surprisingly popular, and Lucas quickly regretted killing him off so soon.

Some movie adaptations just don’t live up to the original books, feeling muddled, unoriginal, or losing what made the story special. We’ve rounded up seven of the most disappointing book-to-movie adaptations – the ones that consistently appear on ‘worst of’ lists.