The sharp statement of Martin Scorsese about the fact that Marvel films are a "non-secrecy movie", a large resonance was raised. Comments on this occasion were given by many prominent figures of the film industry. Asked this question and Kevin Smith, who recently introduced his new film "Jay and Silent Bob: Reboot". Smith responded in his characteristic joking style in his characteristic style, saying that he himself was the author of the film about the superhero, which is worse superman:
As for me, Martin Scorsese took off the greatest superhero film in history - I mean "the last temptation of Christ." It is impossible to find a greater superhero than Jesus. He would beat Superman, and Robert Downey Jr., so Martin, perhaps a little glanced.
Also Smith added that it makes no sense to share the movies on the "right" and "wrong" when it comes to personal, especially childish experience:
Martin Scorsese is a genius. But if you are honest, throughout my career, even before I started moving a movie - he constantly fills the same about the action films. I have a feeling that in the late 70s and early 80s, Martin Scorsese has never been to the cinema with his father, looking at the films of Stephen Spielberg or George Lucas. He is not familiar with this sense of a miracle and magic. I still can penetrate some film about comic superhero, I can relax when viewing, and then my late father turns out again with me - let it lasts only a couple of hours. For many people, such a movie is something personal. There is no place to disputes about what is a real movie, but what is not.