That's the storyline for many films, not just superhero ones. The main character struggles with whether they are making a difference or if they matter in the grand scheme of things. Usually, some event or events happen that reassure them of just how important they are and that they are doing all they can to make a real difference in the world. Heck, that's a big part of everyone's life, in general.
Well, it's the same old story that we see in most Superhero movies, doesn't matter if it's Marvel or DC.
I don't know, Marvel did have Thor 2 and 4, along with Iron Man 2 and the 2nd Ant-Man.
Even good marvel movies had bad villains. Outside of Kingpin and Kilgrave, most Marvel tv villains are terrible. And I was never a fan of villains that were just evil versions of the hero (see Iron Man for example).
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dude....have you even read the statement I was responding too?? You seem to be off on a totally different scenario
Same amount as Robert Downey Jr in Marvel.
DC really had nothing to do with TDK though. That was all Nolan.
Right, I meant it as WB mismanagement of DC to not take advantage of the momentum that they had from TDK and Nolan. Both TDK and Iron Man were hits that year. Marvel used it to go to the moon while WB self destructed on the launch pad.
