#superhero-films

#superhero-films

Suddenly, the abject Randian vision of his superhero movies found purchase in a narrative I could get behind. Here, the superiority of a few is not cause to destroy civilization or exalt in its frailty-there must be people that need saving to justify their heroics, and the superhero has to make the Herculean choice to share his gifts with a disgusting civilization.

Ray Nutt, Fathom Entertainment's CEO, emphasized the cultural significance of Spider-Man, stating, "The success of Spider-Man in 2002 helped launch the modern era of superhero films. To this day, Tobey Maguire's take on Spider-Man resonates across generations."

Despite its storied legacy, the Fantastic Four has struggled at the box office, with past adaptations failing to capture the essence and success expected from Marvel's First Family.

"Venom: The Last Dance" has opened with only $51 million, significantly lower than its predecessors, which indicated a notable decline in franchise interest and box office performance.

When Fox put together the first X-Men movie, discussions arose over whether moviegoers would be put off by the comic's more ‘silly’ elements. They instead opted for a darker aesthetic inspired by The Matrix.