In what order do the most important aspects of a superhero movie rank for you?

[Green Goblin]

They should be accurate but changes are allowed if it better suits the story.

 

[Uncle Radiation]

I would say 'accuracy' is generally something most superhero movies get right these days. There are minor changes (Batman quits and moves to Italy?), but overall they are faithful to the source material.

In fact, I'm impressed by how comic accurate films like Thor are.

 

[Iceman]

Quality is more important than accuracy to me although unnecessary inaccuracies annoy me. Cinematic Universe connection is only really important for MCU films, and possibly future JL films. X-Men is its own thing, F4 & Spidey are their own thing. But it is a big deal to me. I don't mind if there is hardly any but I want at least one reference in each film to acknowledge that it exists in the universe that it's in, even if something very small.

 

[CyclopsWasRight]

Quality is more important than accuracy to me although unnecessary inaccuracies annoy me. Cinematic Universe connection is only really important for MCU films, and possibly future JL films. X-Men is its own thing, F4 & Spidey are their own thing. But it is a big deal to me. I don't mind if there is hardly any but I want at least one reference in each film to acknowledge that it exists in the universe that it's in, even if something very small.

Some very much want them to have such a connection and view them as needing one.