"من مفهوم این که کتابهای کمیک در فیلمها یک ژانر هستند را رد میکنم. من سالها است که با مقامات هالیوود در این باره مبارزه میکنم."
— Michael Uslan
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Simplified Meaning:
When someone says they don't agree that comic books in movies are a genre, they mean they think comic book movies should not be put in one single category. Movies based on comic books can be many different types, like adventure, comedy, or drama. For example, think of how Batman movies are often very serious and dark, but Spider-Man movies are more light-hearted and fun. They believe that calling all these movies just "comic book movies" doesn't do justice to the variety and creativity involved. It's like saying all books are the same; just because they come from comic books doesn’t mean they only fit into one group. By recognizing the diversity, people can better appreciate the unique aspects of each movie.
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