Wondering about human nature

Rating: 2/10 (16 May 2010)

I really don't know why so many people are so susceptible to marketing and hype. I guess it's one of the bitter human weaknesses (which in fact is very useful for some). I can't say I hate this film (ok-ok, 2/10 is the indication of some amount of hatred towards it but it's not all the way down). It's yet another identical and boring superhero film with all the tiresome clichés that one can expect from it. It's flashy, alright, but it contains no heart whatsoever and leaves no feeling behind it. You've seen those a lot you will see them a lot it's the production line of mindlessly stupid blockbusters. There's nothing impressive in it -- not even CGI so why everyone is so excited about it? Are you also a victim to a clever marketing? I can even prove that this film contains no plot (at least no original plot that is). Our hero is disappointed by the evil of this world and decides to take matters in his own hands, so he becomes a superhero finds himself a villain and kicks his sorry neck amidst the fire and explosions. Is it for the 100th time that you've seen such a tired nonsense? Is this Batman? Spiderman? Superman? Wolverine? Ah, right! It's someone new to the scene.
So why have I bothered to write this review? Am I a hater of a superhero American dream? I have no point I just keep wondering why is it that films like Dark Knight and Iron Man are in the same room with the ones line Shawshank Redemption and Pulp Fiction. I don't mind it really it doesn't touch me, I just wonder...