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I'm not like the other girls, I stopped caring about superhero movies long before others
No seriously, why did any of you continue to give a shit about Marvel after, like, 2006? That was about the time I realized I lost track of how many Incredible Hulk movies they made, and I would learn later that's when my interest in movies overall died because that's all they would ever make ever again
Son you sound young, there's a lot more to cinema than popcorn flicks like marvel movies, they didn't stop making good movies, it's just harder to find and requires people put their money and time to go watch something other than summer blockbusters, expand your taste and maybe also watch older movies, many local theatre's do reruns of older classics
What this guy said. Or, even better, why doesn't Captain Aggravated just go make their own movie? It's not super complicated to do, but it does require getting others involved, since nobody can do everything.