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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9172580" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Today the ticket in the cinemas are too expensive, and then to watch drama or comedy the audience would rather to watch at home. The people in the cinemas spend their money to watch a spectacule of FXs.But the abuse can cause the saturation.Other point is the superheroes were in the past a marginal niche, it was something relatively unknown by the most of people, but now with lots of movies the "normies" have got used, and now they have lost their "exotic" touch. It is like a teenage who isn't interested into Western movies because he has watched too much when he was a child.The animation in DC had worked very well in the past, but except the famous trinity Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman the characters from DC are unknown. For the "normies" the new superheroes are only a new action-figure, a piece of plastic, in the toy shop.Preteens love toys and merchandising of superheroes, but teenages have stopped to buy comics. It is not only because manga is more popular, but also because we are in the age of videogames, where the main characters are designed with a balance between power and vulnerability, succes and failure. For the point of view of the gamers the superheroes are "overpowered" and so boring and annoying as the Mary Sue. Where is the challenge if they are too "perfect"? And it is not only the superheroes, after the epidemic the box-office is not the same, in all the genres. The age of blockbusters has ended.An the genre is not enough to attrack audience. For the renaissance of Disney other studios tried to produce cartoons based in fairy tales but these didn't work so well.</blockquote>

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