https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4C iWP08yes Why don't

>>94639333
Usually because any villain of supposedly decent credit will have other means to obtaining cash.

Or maybe it's because authors feel it's more interesting to have them steal actually stuff to either resell or to work as macguffins in their plot.

>>94639333
they skip to the good stuff where they have funds to do other evil hijinks that will give them leverage besides money

like ruling the world

>>94639333
maybe the mandarin could have gotten cash out of his "a terrorist and a world leader in my hands" plan but other than him and the Vulture all the MCU villains were after stuff bigger than life.

Homecoming was really engaging because the villain even with his big bad armor was still street level and thus very relatable.

>>94639333
Because now that's what desperately poor shmucks do. Even regular villains will no longer debase themselves with simple robbery. Supervillainy requires something more grand.

>>94639333
We'd probably have to wait for the Rogues in a Flash movie before we see that again.

>>94639333
>Why don't super villains rob banks anymore?
Modern banks typically l have less than $7,000 cash in them at any given time. That's calculated based on the amount of cash withdrawals they go through on any given day.
At the end of the night they send any extra out to a major repository by truck, and if they're short they get more cash by truck in the morning.
tldr; banks literally do not have cash to rob anymore. That's why they ask you give them advance notice if you're withdrawing more than about $1,000.

Robbing safety deposit boxes can be really lucrative, but that doesn't have the same visual appeal of "bags of cash" for comics.
Basically, Banks restructured how they handle money so that they just don't have a lot onhand to lose.

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>>94639333
Because companies and authors are constantly trying to one-up each other. Always rising the stakes.

Which is completely expected, amd positive in a way, since it pushes for new and ingenious ways to develop a plot.

At some point it does get tiring, though. You can only get so many world-ending stories in a row before you're sick of them and just want a good old-fashioned villain robbing a bank situation.

>>94639683
Maybe for smaller, personal banking. Commercial banks can have a lot of cash on hand, as can regular bank branches if they deal with business accounts. My local bank has about ten businesses that drop their deposits with them.

>>94639333

Why dont more banks carry sacks of gold coins?

The banks are the supervillains now. Have you been living under a rock for the past decade?

>>94640861
Chance banks to jews and you'd be right

>>94639333

they rob ATMs now.