Yeah, Poppi could be so much worse!

What's the worst crossover kamen rider movie you have watched?

OOO, Den-O, All Riders was probably the most cracktastic thing I've seen on the crossover side of things. From the production staff giving up on Ryoutaro and just deciding that Momotaros should be Den-O now to the weird dystopian future plot to the mind melting plot twist that a small child's friend was actually said kid's dad when they were a child. It was so delightfully weird.

If it's for Movie War, I watched almost all of them, sans 2010 and some of Core. I would say Movie War like Ultimatum was a bit tad weird. Not saying it's bad at all, but it's a kind of weird seeing several Ishinomori's returning heroes. But, hey, it's mainly because I don't know anything about those heroes. Genesis was a bit similar to Ultimatum either. I mean we got so many power ups crammed in one movie along with unexplained reasons; Deadheat Drive and Zero Drive!? It's also very conflicted to the series itself. But, the most disappointing is the lack of Mr. Belt's lines there, more on Chase and of course Type Tridoron. It's a bit refreshing to see Ghost earlier on again that wasn't as boring ride as near the end game.

Still, I can't judge too much since I rarely watch spring movies lately. The Taisen movies are actually good in actions but plot-wise, it was quite terrible. The way of the story is too way easy to be predicted, but the actions still make you glued to it. Many crossovers movies have great actions but horrible plot or good plot but mediocre actions. I must say, out of the Movie Wars, I love Megamax and Full Throttle. Really, they have a very great plot and with a full-blown actions! It's rare to see an astronaut-themed Rider to fall in love and a redeeming grape-themed Rider.

For my question, do anyone still remember Kuuga's Rider Kick back then? I'm really confused how they could make such a FANTASTIC RIDER KICK like that!? He literally charged in, jumping forward, rolling in the air before those awesomeness ensues. It's not that cool if it's done in big place, but most of time, we saw it in a very cramped place. Not to mention that Kuuga KICKED a Grongi out of his motorcycle!! I'm confused if it's the actor's natural talent or a bit-string wire help. Ever since then, we haven't got a spectacular Rider Kick like that, well sans of course Tendou's Cool Guy Roundhouse KICK!

Movie War Core was 60% dog shit, but 40% amazing.

Worst crossover? I haven't seen all of the Taisen movies, and Heisei v Showa and GP were alright.

I have to say... Wizard episodes 52 and 53, not that it's bad, but nothing to write home about. Tsukasa is in there which is cool, but Heisei vs Showa also had him and that movie had more than one interesting thing going on.

It's sort of a forgettable story used to push the P-Bandai Legend Rider rings.

I'd say the original Superhero Taisen. It was just deeply stupid on all levels.

Movie War Core was objectively worse, but it's badness lies in the OOO portion specifically, not the crossover part.

I've watched all of the Taisens and Movie Wars, and nothing is as bad as Movie War Genesis. No interesting development or interesting interactions with the riders, a plot that somehow manages contradicts both the show's story and make absolutely no sense in context (seriously, why did the timeline get changed when there was no one to changing it?), and randomly making Da Vinci a supervillain all make it one of the worst Kamen Rider films I've ever seen. That and the debut of a form that later gets ignored when debuted in the actual show makes me really have a hard time enjoying it.

I think Genesis is leagues above Core and OG Superhero Taisen, at the very least. Considering I've always thought of the notion of "canon" in Kamen Rider completely ridiculous, and never expect too much coherence from the actual plot beats, I think it works for what it is. The epilogue stuff for Drive was nice if a bit out of focus, as a Ghost story it's cool to see so much of Takeru's childhood, and doing away with the typical formula meant we get to see our protagonists actually hang out for more than ten minutes, which was great.

No idea what Belt-san was doing in that bush though.

The only good things about those imo are A: Gaim was shown off early and B: Toei said that Kuuga was Godai, meaning my baby is still growing Q.Q