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Topic	Madame Web reviews: "It is the Cats: The Movie of superhero movies"
kevwaffles 03/01/24 12:42:51 PM #350:	Leonhart4 posted... Eh, nah. I don't think Iron Man is noticeably below the second tier X-Men. Like if we're talking "general public recognition" the X-Men have the advantage of the animated series and the movies. But if we're talking nerds like us (which is generally what these tiers refer to) Iron Man isn't multiple tiers down. Why wouldn't we be talking general public recognition when it comes to picking a superhero for a movie? Edit: And even then, the Marvel characters who probably had the biggest disparity between "nerd" and "general" recognition in the past would be more like Punisher, Cable, and Deadpool. --- "One toot on this whistle will take you to a far away land." -Toad, SMB3 <cite>kevwaffles posted [p:979130766] in Madame Web... [t:80695673]...</cite> <quote>Leonhart4 posted... </cite><quote>Eh, nah. I don't think Iron Man is noticeably below the second tier X-Men. Like if we're talking "general public recognition" the X-Men have the advantage of the animated series and the movies. But if we're talking nerds like us (which is generally what these tiers refer to) Iron Man isn't multiple tiers down.</quote>Why wouldn't we be talking general public recognition when it comes to picking a superhero for a movie?Edit: And even then, the Marvel characters who probably had the biggest disparity between "nerd" and "general" recognition in the past would be more like Punisher, Cable, and Deadpool. --- "One toot on this whistle will take you to a far away land."-Toad, SMB3</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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