By In recent decades, we’ve witnessed a spectacular evolution in special effects and the storylines of superhero movies. Gone are all the attempts by the public to find faults (at least obvious ones) in feature films. This breakthrough could create the illusion of having reached a ceiling in terms of the intensity of the movie-going experience. Is it so? Are we to assume that we’ve reached the top and that the experience of going to the movies can no longer surprise us? Not at all, Spiderman: No Way home is a clear example. It all started a little less than…
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