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What I don't get is why they don't make a crossover of Spider-Man and Batman. It's so obvious, they're like the two biggest superheroes. If I was some big Hollywood executive, I would greenlight that shit so fast.
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Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Spider-Man_in_film
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This answers why studios persist in making them, not why idiots need to see the exact same film replicated multiple times per decade in different formats.
> why do you care? you're not watching the movies.
Isn’t it interesting from a sociological perspective? Is the story like Bible stories people will read or watch endlessly? What makes the exact same thing with slight repackaging appealing to the tune of $11 billion?