When Madame Web bombs at the box office will that put an end to all high budget female led superhero movies?
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I don't think they're just showing up independently like that. Let's be honest a lot are going W/ someone. Also, I'm not just speaking on this film. I'm speaking on all the films as of late that have mainly female leads. Plus these female heroes aren't even A tier. They're more B and C tier. THIS may do good, but that's because it's a part of Spider Man
TheGreatMTB
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I refuse to believe this is a high budget film based on the trailer. It looks bad already, it's not a good look.
We just need some well written female led superhero movies with characters that serve as beacons of hope and inspiration for anyone (or the majority) who watch. Female superheroes should not be hyper fixated on being an inspiration to girls just like Male superheroes should not be hyper fixated on being an inspiration to boys. No one should watch the film and feel any one demographic is being lectured or preached to, but that everyone can be inspired.
and DC has the best lineup of heroes for that.
They need to give these female superheroes female big bads (Wonder Woman almost did this, Black Widow almost did this, The Marvels did this but everyone hates Captain Marvels character so it flopped) so the villain can whoop the heroes ass without any politics involved. Moonstone for Captain Marvel, Cheetah and Circe for Wonder Woman, etc.
Explore the different personalities of these characters. Starfire, Vixen, Zatanna, Black Cat, etc. all have different personalities, different senses of humor, some of them are more flirtatious, others more stoic, and I should feel the difference when I'm watching the film.
Write good stories that have nothing to do with twitter politics and more to do with inspiration, hope, and the gray areas of being a hero and everything will be fine.
We just need some well written female led superhero movies with characters that serve as beacons of hope and inspiration for anyone (or the majority) who watch. Female superheroes should not be hyper fixated on being an inspiration to girls just like Male superheroes should not be hyper fixated on being an inspiration to boys. No one should watch the film and feel any one demographic is being lectured or preached to, but that everyone can be inspired.
and DC has the best lineup of heroes for that.
They need to give these female superheroes female big bads (Wonder Woman almost did this, Black Widow almost did this, The Marvels did this but everyone hates Captain Marvels character so it flopped) so the villain can whoop the heroes ass without any politics involved. Moonstone for Captain Marvel, Cheetah and Circe for Wonder Woman, etc.
Explore the different personalities of these characters. Starfire, Vixen, Zatanna, Black Cat, etc. all have different personalities, different senses of humor, some of them are more flirtatious, others more stoic, and I should feel the difference when I'm watching the film.
Write good stories that have nothing to do with twitter politics and more to do with inspiration, hope, and the gray areas of being a hero and everything will be fine.
By the way. This thread was definitely made in bad faith.
I don't like it when men get blamed for female superhero movies failing. But I don't get some of you who seem to root for them to fail. It's mean spirited and pathetic.
I don't like it when men get blamed for female superhero movies failing. But I don't get some of you who seem to root for them to fail. It's mean spirited and pathetic.
That doesn’t answer anything. What are the real numbers? You can lie with statistics.Men still make up the majority of viewers for female superhero movies.
The Marvels - which bombed - had 61% men for the audience compared to 39% of women opening weekend.
'The Marvels' Box Office Bust Highlights the MCU's Biggest Challenge | Analysis
If the Marvel Cinematic Universe is no longer special, there may be less interest in "X-Men," "Fantastic Four" and “Blade”www.thewrap.com
So this isn't a men issue. It's an issue with how society as a whole doesn't seem interested in watching female superheroes as much
If 100 men and 30 women show up to movie A but 61 men and 39 women show up to movie B we can paint the picture that women were the problem with movie B but in actuality, they over performed while men under performed by %15.
one of these characters is not like the others. and hopefully they dont go so far up storms ass like they have recently
Saysumthinfunnymike
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Don't care. Across the Spiderverse is better than anything MCU has done with Spider-Man.
Saysumthinfunnymike
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Also... is this really "high budget"? 
What the hell did they spend on this shyt?
What the hell did they spend on this shyt?
This is the real issue, Sony makes trash marvel movies but where’s the fun in that? Guys can’t punch down on that
Now it seems like you’re making my point, it has nothing to do with the cast of women. It’s a shyt movie and we recognize going in it’ll probably be shyt. My point is it’s odd how men will ignore that and talk about the women in the movie.
i dont know if they own gwenpool, but the same problem will persist with the others
Amo Husserl
Superstar
A serious Jessica Drew 616 universe spy flick against Hydra is all we ask for.
We don't want a deep plot, just a competent female Spider Woman who can kick ass.
Could even use some of her comic history and tweak it like Insomniac been doing for the Spider-Man games.
Madame Web and Julia Carpenter? Jessica Drew but make it John Wick. Saul the reel fans ask four.
We don't want a deep plot, just a competent female Spider Woman who can kick ass.
Could even use some of her comic history and tweak it like Insomniac been doing for the Spider-Man games.
Madame Web and Julia Carpenter? Jessica Drew but make it John Wick. Saul the reel fans ask four.
7th Letter Specialist
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I feel you, but for the bolded I can't say their totally invalid for that. It's blatant pandering
Marvel in the late 90s was hurting as bad as a company could hurt and they were desperate for a come upMan I know Marvel was hurting but they really sold off the rights to one of they most famous IPs
Madame Web will likely flop because it looks like one of the comic movies from the early/mid 00's before they figured out comic book movies. Like this would've come out around the same time as Daredevil, Elektra, Catwoman etc.