This is the story of how comic book superheroes were brought to life in cinema, from Tim Burton's Batman films to The Avengers, Black Panther and beyond, and how they first took over Hollywood and then conquered the world.
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Tom O'Dell
Director
Neal Adams
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Scott Beatty
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Jenna Busch
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Chris Claremont
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Chuck Dixon
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Jeffrey Henderson
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Emma Loggins
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Tom O'Dell
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nice clip
source: Rise of the Superheroes
I have never liked the super hero kinda thing genre, but as an old grumpy man, ive come to the conclusion that man can mature himself into something superspecial, and i have matured into the ''grumpyman'' of reviewers, then this documentary on the rise of the superheroes is a must see for every cinema fantast and comic book readers. it is simply a cronological parade of all the superheroes we all know, and some that we knew and have forgotten because it was too rotten. the gain of a production like this is to be able to relate not only with the characters, but also all the people that are behind such collosal productions, and multimillion dollar projects that devours us either we like it or not. my favourites in the genre is the iron man consept and the newly made aquaman feature. its never to late to grow up, and this eature docu has given me a whole lot of new titles to search for and watch wheter ive got time or not. thank you for making this commercial, the grumpy old man liked it
This doc features clips that are available online, interviews with people you don't know and information you already have. There is NOTHING unique about this movie. I was bored out of my mind.
This simply is a "blow smoke" documentary that doesn't understand why these films hit big. Ends bowing to the woke culture concept that will eventually kill this golden goose. Ironic but sad all rolled in to the last ten minutes of run time.
Rise of the Superheroes
