Why are both the Most super hero movies these days making films

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2017-06-20 05:19:40 Post No. 84112244
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Anonymous 2017-06-20 05:19:40 Post No. 84112244 [Report]

Why are both the Most super hero movies these days making films that seem to have the same narrative? They feature superheroes that are losing the support of the populace. It's hardly ever that we see a superhero who is loved by the people in films now. Is this because of the shift from individualism to collectivism? That it's not normal for us to admire a character who doesn't need help even when they commit necessary evils? Or something else entirely?

Anonymous 2017-06-20 05:24:50 Post No.84112386
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Anonymous 2017-06-20 05:24:50 Post No.84112386 [Report]

>>84112244

Most hero movies that are not Marvel are about the hero slowly getting accepted by the people when they realize they don't necessarily need one, but are happy that the hero exists and does what he does.

Anonymous 2017-06-20 06:04:26 Post No.84113431
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Anonymous 2017-06-20 06:04:26 Post No.84113431 [Report]

>>84112244
too vague

Anonymous 2017-06-20 06:06:24 Post No.84113471
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Anonymous 2017-06-20 06:06:24 Post No.84113471 [Report]

Because literally all of them exist only to make money

Why are both the Most super hero movies these days making films

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