[ SECRET POST #2552 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2552 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I mean it worked for Batman Begins and The Dark Knight because Batman's whole thing is being in the shadows, doing detective work, no superpowers. It's just pushing what Batman is to an extreme.

Other superhero's extreme end isn't necessarily dark. They could of done a lot with Superman being a man of the people in a recession. But dumbasses making these movies see that the 'dark and gritty' thing worked for Batman and want to copypasta that onto everything else.

I definitely think if you're going to do a superhero movie you've got to keep a sense of humor to it. I mean they're fun summer action flicks not an analysis on the meaning of life.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean they're fun summer action flicks not an analysis on the meaning of life.

It's that adamantly set in stone then, huh?