Oh. Even monster movies like 1931's Frankenstein don't count? (Which grossed $185 million in 2015 terms.) Well, OK. I guess you can argue the "infantilisation"

Oh. Even monster movies like 1931's Frankenstein don't count? (Which grossed $185 million in 2015 terms.) Well, OK. I guess you can argue the "infantilisation" of society from the narrowest possible definition so that it represents just one particular modern fad. I guess that means you get to believe society is newly infantile up until the novelty of realistic superhero movies wears off? My mistake, anyway. I thought there was a debate over "this fad means society is more infantile than it used to be", not, "superhero movies specifically mean that society is now infantile". The first argument is common but wrong and easily rebutted, the second one wouldn't've been worth the time.