Meryl Streep says that the popularity of the superhero genre has resulted in films having duller characters — with more clear-cut heroes and villains rather than true shades-of-gray personalties (such as the one she plays in The Devil Wears Prada 2, which opens this weekend).

Meryl Streep isn’t the first to take a swipe at the Marvel films. Earlier, Quentin Tarantino and Jennifer Aniston had stirred debate by taking aim at the genre.

Meryl Streep is weighing in on the state of modern filmmaking, arguing that the dominance of superhero storytelling has led to less nuanced character work across the industry. As Miranda Priestly

Meryl Streep was promoting her recent release, The Devil Wears Prada 2 when she opened up about boring ‘Marvel-ized’ films. She was joined by Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt. Check what she said.

While promoting The Devil Wears Prada 2, Meryl Streep criticized the 'Marvel-ization' of films, saying the trend toward clear-cut heroes and villains is 'so boring.' She praised her sequel’s messier, morally complex characters, contrasting them with the ...

When it comes to superhero movies, it seems like everyone has an opinion but it’s especially true for Marvel movies. While there is no question that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has had huge impact on the box office and Hollywood in general,

Meryl Streep, while promoting The Devil Wears Prada 2, subtly criticized the Marvel Cinematic Universe for its lack of character complexity and formulaic storytelling.

While promoting The Devil Wears Prada 2, Meryl Streep criticized the 'Marvel-ization' of modern films, arguing that Hollywood too often relies on simplistic hero-villain dynamics. She said real life — and more compelling cinema — features morally ...