The thing Stan Lee hated in superhero films

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CrazyDave5000 8 hours ago

Every single superhero is more good looking than the villain.
To him, it came across as 'if you're handsome, you're good. If you're not, you're bad'. Not to mention, they shack up with attractive love interests. He asks "Why doesn't the hero fall in love with a plain looking female?!".
Do you agree with this?

Edit:
He kind of describes Megamind, the more I think about it.

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Senor Eppeb Beppers 8 hours ago

I like The Thing. Not a looker, The Thing.

Daddy Lash ⚣ 8 hours ago

There's handsome and attractive villains.

-OrLoK- Слава Україн 7 hours ago

Originally posted by Senor Eppeb Beppers:
I like The Thing. Not a looker, The Thing.

He has a lumpy Je ne sais quoi

L1qu1dator 7 hours ago

Originally posted by CrazyDave5000:
To him, it came across as 'if you're handsome, you're good. If you're not, you're bad'.

Because that's how society perceives people.

Voroff 6 hours ago

Originally posted by CrazyDave5000:
Every single superhero is more good looking than the villain.

Eva Green can be my Villain Superhero, any day, all day.

Emurinus 6 hours ago

One of my pet peeves in superhero films was when the hero actor was actually an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ in real life and the villain actor was actually kind and sweet.

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SympliKrazi 6 hours ago

yes, people do tend to associate good with good looking.

which isn't necessarily the case, prime example Deadpool killer

Toxic Avenger one of the few heroes that breaks the trope