Please look at your example. What was REVOLUTIONARY in the late 1960's (50 years ago) is just dated now.

B) There are other POC in the world besides black and, damn, can't they get some shine too?

Doctor Strange - ?

I get what you're saying but even though they're a great inclusion and are well-defined, the characters you're describing aren't the leads of those films.

Until someone came up with this unknown guy (who only did TV shows) called "Bruce WIllis".

I think the only thing I ever saw him in was that one episode of Community, but that was enough to get a taste. He reminded me of Phil Morris, in a good way.

Let's get someone with a kooky side that can make all this weird magic seem relatable and fun. It's going to be a tough sell otherwise.

I'm on board with that. He's still the voice I hear in my head when I read Strange in the comics.

Marvel's roster is choc full of nothing white dudes at the moment. the most diverse memebers are a tree and raccoon right now lol.

It's my fourth-favorite. My favorite is The Corbomite Maneuver, but any Trek is automatically better with Mark Lenard.

Gorgeous. It never got any better than this.

Sometimes it's better to translate an already-good script to a property rather than having someone craft a new story from the ground-up that's all based around the conventions and established situations of said property.

Speaking of Will Smith, I once heard that the "I, Robot" movie had similar origins.

Obviously you have yours, but yours seem to simply be about me not sharing my opinion.

Get excited about a few things that come out and cautious about others?

This is all the worst form of hyper nerd parcing.

Super Young would be an early 20 something Luthor.

It'll be interesting to see how the BvS Batman differs from the Nolan version.

nuking an entire alien fleet

Oh, believe me, I hold plenty against Snyder and Goyer. I don't think they should've had Superman kill, but at least they had him show remorse over a death he caused, which is a feeble patch over a major flaw in the film, but is still more emotion than any MCU hero has ever shown about killing in battle.