[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by Panther

First Class, Age of Ultron, The Winter Soldier, Days of Future Past, Apocalypse just to name a few that did not stick directly the source of material, but in my opinion all worked as films. Spider-Man: Homecoming is absolutely great, and it shows us what can be done in a healthy working relationship. Put egos aside, know your audience, have a plan, and tell a "Spectacular" story.

There's a difference though beecause being a direct adaptation of the source material and respecting the source material. I don't expect the movies to be direct adaptations, but I do expect them to respect it.

Batman vs Superman is a prime example of how Zack Snyder has no respect for the source material. Just having scenes taken from the comics does not mean you respect it, especially when the personalities and tone of the characters are not even remotely close.
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Take X-Men 2 for example. It is based on God Loves, Man Kills, and it is a poor adaptation, but Singer at least respected the material enough to make a good movie out of it. It is a shame he did not do the same for Apocalypse because that movie just didn't care about X-Men. The poor actress who played Storm shaved her head for that movie and had maybe 15 minutes of screen time. Not to mention they didn't even make her character make sense. "I love Mystique and her friends for what they did, so I'll help you kill them and take over the world."