Mary Elizabeth Winstead is the hipster girl of your dreams — literally. In Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, Winstead plays Romano Flowers, a ninja delivery girl who travels the world via her ex-boyfriends’ dreams. Hobbies include rollerblading, '80s rock and breaking hearts. And +1000 points to her for choosing to live in Toronto over New York.

Brett Ratner pretty much ruined the X-Men franchise with The Last Stand, but Famke Janssen’s psychopathic Phoenix was one of the film's fiery bright spots. Special mention goes to the scene wherein a resurrected Phoenix tears down a steel door with her mind powers while wearing booty shorts.

Canadian beauty Malin Akerman did a fine job of playing the hard-as-nails but conflicted Silk Spectre in the bloated, slo-mo testosterone shlock that was Zack Snyder’s Watchmen. It’s hard being the emotional core of a film built on clichés, but Akerman pulled it off. And watching her make love to Dr. Manhattan gave all of us serious blue-penis envy.

The Avengers is currently on pace to make a gazillion dollars and Scarlett Johansson has a lot to do with that. Sure, her character was flat, static and useless to the ultimate conclusion of the film — but the way she breaks people’s necks with her legs is so hot.

Who knew that a movie with Peter O’Toole, Faye Dunaway and Mia Farrow could be so bad? Indeed, the only thing worth looking at in Supergirl is the title character, played by Helen Slater, doing double duty as a blonde and brunette. The film’s creators decided to forego the Super-uniform tradition of underwear on the outside, but the mini skirt does the trick.

It’s pretty much impossible to make Jessica Alba look unattractive. Whether pregnant, without makeup or eating a sandwich, she always looks good, so it’s no surprise she made this list. To be honest, we’ve never watched Fantastic Four in its entirety, because when Jessica Alba isn’t in frame, really, what’s the point?

In first act of Batman and Robin, Uma Thurman goes from science nerd to maniacal Venus flytrap, and we couldn’t be happier. Uma is a veritable sex-bomb and spends the rest of the film murdering men with her poison kiss and seducing George Clooney. It’s too bad she didn’t make out with Alicia Silverstone’s Batgirl, though.

When Tim Burton announced that Catwoman would be the new villain in Batman Returns, we worried that such a cartoony character would ruin the franchise’s “serious film” credibility. Then we found out Catwoman would be played by Michelle Pfeiffer in hyper sexualized S&M leather — concerns quelled.

If a sense of humour is what you look for in a Superlady, then look no further than the Bowler, played by sasspan princess, Janeane Garofalo. She’ll probably leave you in the middle of the night, but deep down she’s a daddy’s girl (she keeps his skull inside her magic bowling ball). Well, that’s kind of creepy, but at least she likes sports.

You won’t find a woman with more curves, than Mrs. Incredible. This bendy beauty is a mom though, so keep it on the clean side or risk getting your ass handed to you. Luckily, Holly Hunter’s southern drawl brings the perfect level of adorable to this heroine’s tough exterior.

This girl is bad news, in a good way. Sarah Douglas’s Ursa is probably the most fatale femme on our list. When she’s not pounding pretty boy Christopher Reeve or punting astronauts, Douglas is looking good in her pioneering low-cut space thing. Douglas paved the way Superladies and we should all be grateful.