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Originally Posted by Locke

I totally didn't think about Disney lining critics pockets. It all makes sense.

Speaking more seriously though, it's difficult, in my mind, to work out where the lines are drawn between fan appreciation and Mr Joe Average's expectations. Because when I've actually sat down a Avengers Film lover - but not a comics fan - and queried them on why they love the film so much, they told me, "Because look at how many superheroes are in THE SAME FILM!" So perhaps there is more of a market for all this crossover business, than just appealing to a few nerds with comics neatly labeller away in filing cabinets.

Personally though, I think Marvel Studios do some of the least interesting things with superheroes overall, so I'm glad Sony and Fox are clinging on to their properties for dear life.

By that logic Super Hero Taisen would be the best Super hero movie ever, due to the sheer amount of suits and characters they cram into an hour and a half.

I think the reason why critics don't like ASM 2 is because they didn't like the first one. I was watching a movie critic talk about amazing spiderman in one of his random videoes and he outright called ASM 2 trash, months before the movie came out, without even seeing the film, just due to how bad he illogical he thought the first one was.

I don't necessarily know why Marvel has this low amount of criticism, as their movies are weaved together a lot tighter, both in movie universe and story, causing more potential problems from critics to occur. But somehow, they just don't.