August 28, 2017
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Short Video Synopsis:
Superhero movies are probably the highest earning genre of film right now, and it’s been that way for the past 15 years. Characters like Batman, Spiderman, Superman, Those Weird People, and a whole slew of other characters have now been depicted on the big screen, with varying levels of quality. And There are a lot of things I’ve enjoyed about this genre, from masterpieces like Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy, to Ironman, the avengers, and a bunch of other genuinely entertaining movies that I would put as some of my favorites. But the title of this video isn’t “why I like superhero movies.” It’s “The problems with superhero movies.” And there are quite a few of these problems that I’ve been noticing in the genre so I’d like to take a moment to address them in this video, explain why I have these gripes, and how they can be fixed.
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