This is a terrible, nonsensical comparison because:
1. There is only one version of "The Godfather" or "Casino". People either seen them, or they haven't.
Spider-Man has been rebooted
three fukking times in the last 20 years.
So if you ask people "have you seen the Spider-Man movies?"....they aren't gonna know
which, until you specify.
And, outliers aside, their preferences are most likely going to fall along generational lines.
Not sure why this is such a mind blowing concept.
2. If a young cinephile asked me for movie suggestions...."Casino" and "Godfather" would be at the top of the list.
You know what
wouldn't be at the top of the list? A comic book trilogy from 20 years ago. It wouldn't even crack the top 200.
I mean....the fact that you took me saying "young people probably don't give a fukk about a comic movie franchise from 20 years ago, that has been rebooted
twice in their life time"....
You took that and somehow turned it into "young people shouldn't (or don't) check for old classics."
Cool.
The theater I went to mostly had younger people, so the biggest reactions were Daredevil and Andrew Garfield.
Tobey was literally
status.
I know buddy is probably reading this like
but I have zero reason to lie.
Who the fukk would even lie about something like this?
Fred.