Superhero films, despite growing popularity, have already collected an impressive number of anti-fanits, including a lot of celebrities. For example, the cult author of the comic Alan Moore, who gave the World of Keepers, has long been negatively responded about the screenings of graphic novels and after all the time was convinced that he was right. With this to some extent, the pause in the work of the writer is also associated. He believes that now the world is already composed of comics with a superheroic genre, and does not want to get involved in it.
In a recent interview with the edition of Deadline Moore, and at all stated that the films on comics are destructively affect not only the cinema, but "and in some sense to culture as a whole." The author considers an absolutely abnormal altitude, in which adults seek to see characters as soon as possible, "Created half a century ago for a 12-year-old entertainment." Moore added that such behavior points to an attempt to hide from the difficulties of modern life and it is dangerous, since the growing infantilism clearly will not allow healthy and reasonably to respond to problems arising in society.
Moreover, the writer is confident that the major political events of recent times, including the exit of the UK from the European Union, also to some extent associated with the growth of the popularity of superhero films. Allegedly, the admirers of this genre are unable to soberly assess the reality and are trying to find the easiest solution in any situation.
By the way, Moore himself has stopped watching such tapes for a long time, restricted by Batman Tim Burton. He stated that he was not interested in superheroes invented in order to entertain children, and he considers the screening of such comics with their creators.
Yes, the opinion of the writer is rather radical, but it is hardly forbidden to draw up many fans. Although, perhaps, something Moore really noticed correctly.