Summary
- Classic superhero films wouldn't fare well today due to changing audience standards and CGI reliance.
- Spawn's 1997 film, while fondly remembered, would struggle with outdated 90s aesthetics and bad CGI.
- The Punisher (2004) may not be well-received today due to overshadowing by newer adaptations and odd casting choices.
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superhero movies are fondly remembered for their impact on pop culture today, but many of the most classic films in the genre wouldn't be well-received if released today. From the silliness of 1966's Batman to the enduring popularity of Marvel Cinematic Universe movies today, the comic book movie has come a long way. Yet time hasn't always been kind to the most prominent superhero stories in cinema history.
The sensibilities of movie-going audiences, particularly for superhero films, are a fickle thing. Trends come and go, and as the average fan's familiarity with comic books in general increases, so too do the standards for adaptation, meaning that plenty of films considered classics in the superhero space wouldn't get a second glance today. In addition to that, the particular reliance on special effects and CGI superhero movies have make them all products of their time, unlikely to stand up to modern expectations for visuals.
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