I'm a Pro Guy. I always say that, and I tend to like the Pro versions of games better. I always have.
So that said, it depends. From your list, I rank Godzilla and Deadpool as 1 and 1a. But you never know which will be which.
1. Godzilla - This game shocked me with how good, and how frustrating it is. I have good games and bad games on it, but I enjoy all of them. The game is a masterpiece of fun, code, theme integration, and fun (yes, I listed fun twice!). Every once in a while Stern puts out a game that transcends the other games. Godzilla is one of those games. I still feel like I'm only starting to get to know it.
1a. Deadpool - Even rating GZ above DP in this list, DP is still my favorite game. I love the humor, and every time I play it, I have FUN! The rules aren't that complex, and I know how to blow the game up, but I just usually mindlessly play it. I laugh and enjoy the experience, and that is so rare that it will stay here for a very long time.
3. Rush - I really didn't like it the first times playing it. But I have to admit, it grew on me. It MUST have the new fixes for the cliffys and front gobble hole. That physically changed the game for me. If you have a rush without the new parts, get the parts from Stern. I felt it improved the game. Liking Rush helped a bit as well, but overall, I liked playing it.
4. Jurassic Park - I don't like the game that much... however, it is a good game. And I can recognize the difference between my not liking to play a game, vs if it is a good game or not. If you're missing shots, JP is an annoying game.
5. The Mandalorian - I cannot believe I'm rating it this high. Personally I think the game is a mess. I don't like the shots. I don't like the physical layout of the game, and I didn't much care for the software. I liked the TV show, but the game just didn't cut it. It is not a great game at all. I keep playing it in hopes that one day I will like it more, but I doubt it.
6. Stranger Things - I'm not a fan of the show, and I didn't like the game. I don't think the mechanisms work great. I didn't find it much fun. Now I will grant you, I hit a roadblock with this game. The copy I play is brand new, but I can't get into it. And unfortunately I don't want to take the time to get to know it better. I have access to too many games that I felt are better. So ST just stays out in the cold.
27. Munsters - I am about to offend fans of the game. I know they exist, even though I have no idea why. This game is SO boring. I was excited when the theme was announced. I was a fan as a kid. And I was fine with the reveals. And then I playe.... zzzzzzz. Oh, sorry, then I "played" it, and was so bored I didn't want to finish the game. But it was release code, so it had to get better, right? So a few months later I ran into it again and gave it another shot. OMG, I was bored by the middle of ball 2. I tried it a couple more times since then, and every time was the same experience, boredom. So my advice on Munsters is that you damn well better determine if you are a fan of the game before plopping down your money. If you are a fan, have at it. But if you're not, that game is going to be a tough sell later.
None of these are wrong, because they are just my opinions.