When it comes to comic book movies, there’s no doubt that Marvel Studios are the top dogs. Their Marvel Cinematic Universe is the outright highest-grossing movie franchise of all time and it’s showing no sign of slowing down, with movies planned up to 2019.

But Fox aren’t too far behind with their own Marvel movies – the likes of the X-Men franchise have proven to be hugely successful for the studio and there are several more to come in the next few years.

There have been other movies produced by the studio, however – in fact they’ve been quite prolific since the dawn of the new millennium.

This article run through all of Fox’s post-2000 comic book movies, ranking them from worst to best.

Fantastic Four (2015)

This year’s Fantastic Four reboot initially gave fans of Marvel’s first superhero team hope that they could translate successfully on to the big screen.

The 2005 and 2007 movies weren’t that great, but the build-up to the reboot had people believing Fox would make amends with this offering – which saw the titular team and their arch-enemy Doctor Doom gaining their powers through exposure to the elements in an alternate dimension.

Unfortunately, it flopped terribly. It has barely made a profit at the box office and is being called the worst comic book movie of all time – and that certainly makes it the worst movie on this particular list.

There was a good film in there somewhere – unfortunately that somewhere was on the cutting room floor – and it ended up being boring, predictable and extremely anti-climatic.