This is a new video from WatchMojo.com that lists the top 10 things superhero movies got right. Any adaptation is going to be highly criticized by its fanbase, especially if it has a very strong one. There aren't very many fanbases that are more devoted and vocal than comic book fans. They are not afraid to voice there displeasure on the internet over problems with comic book movie adaptations, especially when it comes to the recent DC extended universe. Sometimes the studios and filmmakers got it right, check out the synopsis and video below.
"It's hard to make an adaptation, particularly when the source material has such an active and vocal fanbase that will let you know if what you made didn't hit the mark. Well, when it comes to comic book adaptations and superhero movies, comic book fans often have a lot to complain about, as every slight deviation from the comic book origins of a character can incite mass online hysteria. Well, these films were able to appease angry fans by providing faithful adaptations that get it right. From Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America, Spider-Man, X-Men, Deadpool, and Iron Man, to DC's Batman in Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, and even Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, fans will always appreciate when filmmakers try to stay true to the source."
"It's hard to make an adaptation, particularly when the source material has such an active and vocal fanbase that will let you know if what you made didn't hit the mark. Well, when it comes to comic book adaptations and superhero movies, comic book fans often have a lot to complain about, as every slight deviation from the comic book origins of a character can incite mass online hysteria. Well, these films were able to appease angry fans by providing faithful adaptations that get it right. From Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America, Spider-Man, X-Men, Deadpool, and Iron Man, to DC's Batman in Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, and even Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, fans will always appreciate when filmmakers try to stay true to the source."