I can't help but notice over the last few years how more and more movies about super hero's have been released. It started with somewhat of a "rebirth" of the genre with Spiderman, and we had X-men, Daredevil, Batman and Superman reboots. While most of these movies stayed fairly accurate in they're portrayal of the story that most of us as geeks know, the moods of all the movies all had one thing in common. At one point or another, the hero becomes hated by the people they're trying to serve and protect. Granted, it made sense in the story for the villain to turn the public against his arch nemesis, but in the real world would it be possible to change a huge amount of people's minds about one persons intentions? I know this sounds like a lot of rambling, but there is a point. I was watching the original Superman movie this morning, and the stark difference between the way we looked at our super hero's back then in being all powerful and a heart thats undeniably pure, who puts there own feelings aside for the better of all man kind. From that, to the super hero's we have now, who are so conflicted between wanting to be a normal human being that they would give up the one thing that sets them apart from everyone else.