The Best thing to happen in Superhero Cinema?

Easter Eggs.

I love watching Superhero movies for plenty of reasons but the main one is Easter Eggs. When i notice one I feel nothing but awesome!

The correct answer is Christoper Nolan.
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I thought it was apple pie, but I guess I'm wrong.

@Billy Batson said:

The correct answer is Christoper Nolan.
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And, by extension, the answer is Batman.

@ZombieBigfoot said:

@Billy Batson said:

The correct answer is Christoper Nolan.
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And, by extension, the answer is Batman.

I thought we were talking about the best thing. Not one of the worst things.

@Billy Batson said:

The correct answer is Christoper Nolan.
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It's appearing to be Joss Whedon now, considering the amazing reviews and surprisingly high amount of praise the Avengers is receiving.

@Manchine: Oh, so we're changing the subject to Superman Returns, then?

@ZombieBigfoot said:

@Manchine: Oh, so we're changing the subject to Superman Returns, then?

You mean the better movie then The Dark Knight.

Nolan is not as great as he projects himself. He turned Batman into... well, not Batman. The best thing to happen in Superhero cinema is balance plain and simple. You can't warp Batman or the Avengers or Superman into something that they aren't. Just because you have a guy running around in a metal Bat-Costume doesn't make him Batman. The Dark Knight Returns was a great film, but a horrible Batman film. I'd say the scale is pretty simple. TDKR is at the very top of the scale. Action packed, great characters, amazing CGI, but horrible dialogue and a horrible take on Batman in general. Then at the bottom of the scale you have Batman and Robin. Super cheezy, horrible one-liners and puns, nipple suits, and too comicy for comic book fans and movie goers alike, but in a way it stood true to Batman and his villains. The trick is to find balance. I'd say the closest superhero film I've seen that comes close to this balance is probably Burton's Batman Returns. The Avengers also looks very promising.

@Manchine said:

@ZombieBigfoot said:

@Manchine: Oh, so we're changing the subject to Superman Returns, then?

You mean the obviously dull and boring movie that is clearly inferior to The Dark Knight.

Fixed your little mistake there.

@ZombieBigfoot said:

@Manchine said:

@ZombieBigfoot said:

@Manchine: Oh, so we're changing the subject to Superman Returns, then?

You mean the obviously dull and boring movie that is The Dark Knight.

Fixed your little mistake there.

Fixed your mistake

Sam Raimi's Spider-Man. The first one. I think that's what truly started the superhero movie boom of the 2000's. It had just the right tone for kids to enjoy, but involved enough to keep adults and critics invested. I feel that it was very appealing to everyone, not just fans.

@Manchine said:

@ZombieBigfoot said:

@Manchine said:

@ZombieBigfoot said:

@Manchine: Oh, so we're changing the subject to Superman Returns, then?

You mean the obviously dull and boring movie that is Superman Returns.

Fixed your little mistake there.

Fixed your mistake

That's good question and I'll let you finish but 90's Captain America movie is the best superhero movie of all time, OF ALL TIME!

Making Heath Ledger the Joker.

Batman and Robin.

Batnipples

@texasdeathmatch said:

Batman and Robin.

@CitizenBane said:

Batnipples

LOL

@Manchine said:

@ZombieBigfoot said:

@Billy Batson said:

The correct answer is Christoper Nolan.
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And, by extension, the answer is Batman.

I thought we were talking about the best thing. Not one of the worst things.

Your opinion is now invalid.

Marvel Films starting from Spider-Man 1&2

Showed that superhero movies didn't have to be about flashy costumes and 283917239874938 one-liners it could be a fun yet serious plot driven story can appeal to everyone and slight but understandable changes to appeal to the masses (Instead of web shooters we had them shooting out the wrists)

@Lunacyde said:

@Manchine said:

@ZombieBigfoot said:

@Billy Batson said:

The correct answer is Christoper Nolan.
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And, by extension, the answer is Batman.

I thought we were talking about the best thing. Not one of the worst things.

Your opinion is now invalid.

Forever.

@InnerVenom123 said:

@Lunacyde said:

@Manchine said:

@ZombieBigfoot said:

@Billy Batson said:

The correct answer is Christoper Nolan.
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And, by extension, the answer is Batman.

I thought we were talking about the best thing. Not one of the worst things.

Your opinion is now invalid.

Forever.

As long as everyone elses opinion is invalid then that would make sense.

@Manchine: No, just yours.

@Papito208 said:

Marvel Films starting from Spider-Man 1&2

Showed that superhero movies didn't have to be about flashy costumes and 283917239874938 one-liners it could be a fun yet serious plot driven story can appeal to everyone and slight but understandable changes to appeal to the masses (Instead of web shooters we had them shooting out the wrists)

Batman '89 and to lesser extent Blade had already done that?

@Lunacyde said:

@Manchine: No, just yours.

I don't think it works that way. I have to listen to stinky opinions then my good opinion is definately needed.