Mark Millar says the bulk of D.C. roster is not "Cinematic".

Mark Millar says the bulk of D.C. roster is not "Cinematic". Apr 4, 2018 16:08:24 GMT

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Post by formersamhmd on Apr 4, 2018 16:08:24 GMT

Apr 4, 2018 15:37:52 GMT seahawksraawk00 said:

Apr 4, 2018 2:53:19 GMT DC-Fan said:

Agreed. Superman II is a great movie because it deals with Clark wanting to have a normal life as Clark Kent but having to give that up because the world needed Superman. That's also why Spider-Man 2 is the best Spider-Man movie ever. Spider-Man 2 is similar to Superman II in that Peter Parker wanted to have a normal life but had to give that up because New York needed Spider-Man.

And that's also 1 of the best parts in Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, which had a great scene of Bruce Wayne at his parents grave and was torn inside because he had made a promise to his parents but he had fallen in love with Andrea Beaumont and he wanted to have a normal life.

And that's why MCU movies will never be as good as Superman II or Spider-Man 2.

Agreed.

Civil War has more depth than all the DC films combined

Especially since those DC movies he lists have a flawed premise to start with. It acts like Superman or Batman couldn't have loved ones or a life outside of being Superman and Batman.

This isn't true, there are plenty of heroes with similar responsibilities who managed to still find time for loved ones and not being miserable all the time. Bruce Wayne could have love AND be Batman if he put the effort in, and Superman could find time to be with Lois and be Superman.

I never understood where this idea it had to be all or nothing came from. It's blatantly untrue.