Is making a very accurate comic book movie good?

Not entirely. The movie often makes certain changes for dramatic effect or to appeal to a wider audience. However, the core elements remain similar to the comic book.

It's not very accurate. They made quite a few changes that deviated from the comic book story.

In some ways, it is. But there are also differences that comic fans might notice.

To some extent, it is. But the movie also adds its own interpretations and changes to make the story more cinematic and relevant to modern audiences.

It depends. Some aspects of the Batman comic book are quite accurate in terms of character portrayal and storylines, while others might take some creative liberties for entertainment purposes.

Overall, the Thanos movie has some similarities to the comic, but there are differences. Some parts are adapted to fit the movie format and appeal to a wider audience. But the core of Thanos' character and his goals remain similar.

The Black Panther movie is a decent adaptation of the comic. It keeps the important aspects intact while making necessary adjustments to fit the big screen. However, purists might notice a few deviations here and there.

Not entirely. The movie takes some creative liberties but still retains the core elements of the comic.

I think it was very accurate. Heath Ledger captured the essence and complexity of the Joker really well.

Yes, Heath Ledger's Joker was highly accurate. He captured the essence and complexity of the character from the comics.