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Superheros movies: what changed and why? A long time ago, all the movies about superheros were animated. There was a thought whereby superheros were children things; they didn't fit in real movies. About 2008, something changed, thanks both Nolan and MARVEL. Nolan gave us, by far, the best Batman movie in a long time. And it wasn't animated, it had real actors, and really good actors. Also, the movie was deep and not 'a children thing'. After the first (Batman Begins), came the second, which is rated fourth on Imdb Top 250: The Dark Knight. How many times did the Academy give an Oscar to an actor who played a comic villain? Well, they did it that time, and even when the actor was dead by the time of the celebration. Marvel also takes its part here, but a little bit different: while Nolan's movies were deep and more for +16 people, Marvel's movies had its comedy touch. They had an argument, yes, but they also were more for children than the new Batman was (thank you, Iron Man). I mean, how the well wouldn't you take serious a company that makes a guy dressed as an 'American Patriot' looks good? That's impossible! What do you think? What changes in superheros movies?

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Superheroes movies: what changed and why?

A long time ago ("a long time ago" me significa...decadas, siglos, etc, pero 2008 es mas reciente para mi), all the movies about superheros were animated. There was a thought whereby that ("whereby" = "por lo cual"...no tiene sentido aca) superheroes were only for children ("only" excluye los adultos mas) things; they didn't fit into real movies with real actors.

About ("around" seria mejor) 2008, something changed, thanks to both Nolan and MARVEL. Nolan gave us, by far, the best Batman movie in a long time. And it wasn't animated, it had real actors, and really good actors. Also, the movie was deep and not 'a children thing'. After the first (Batman Begins), came the second, which is was ("rated" en el pasado...) rated fourth on Imdb Top 250: The Dark Knight.

How many times did the Academy give an Oscar to an actor who played a comic villain based on a comic book character ("comic" puede ser un poquito ambiguo...puede significar "gracioso" tambien) Well, they did it that time, and even when after ("the celebration" ocurrio despues de la muerte) the actor had already died was dead ("had died" porque ocurrio antes de la fiesta...el pasado del pasado) by the time of the celebration.

Marvel also takes its part here took part (sigue usando el pasado...), but a little bit different: while Nolan's movies were deep and more for people older than 16 +16 people (no se usa "+16 people"...me parece como "mas de 16 personas") Marvel's movies had its comedy (?) touch. They had an argument plot, yes, but they also were more for children than the new Batman was (thank you, Iron Man).

I mean, how serious the well wouldn't you take serious a would you take a company that makes a guy dressed up as an 'American Patriot' looks good? That's impossible!

What do you think? What changes have there been in superhero movies?

 

Bien hecho Ever!  Tenes razon sobre la evolucion de esas peliculas.

 

Pero tengo que decir que prefiero las peliculas mas viejas de los 90.  Esa serie de "Batman" (de Tim Burton, pero solo los primeras dos peliculas...jaja) es un buen ejemplo...son clasicas!  La atmosfera de esas peliculas fue muy oscura y aventurosa...y no dependio de la tecnologia tanto como las peliculas de hoy.

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