Will it ever be enough?

Being a comic book nerd, I always look forward to seeing these characters in movies. I like it when they focus on certain aspects of the characters and their storyline. However, as a fan is it realistic to demand everything from a certain movie? Or should we be content to a certain degree on what we get? And the next thing to ask will it ever be enough for the fans?

 I ask these things because I've learned in my time from watching the first X-Men, Spiderman and Fantastic Four to Winter Soldier, Godzilla and Days of Future Past just recently is that you'll have haters. You'll always have people who are never happy with a movie or the way the director tells the story. Sometimes I think it's because we don't get everything we want in a film, especially when we're led to believe it's going to be a certain way (X-Men: The Last Stand, Iron Man 3). However, I've seen movies give everything they want and people are still not happy. Why is that? It's because it depends on whether or not they like the actors or how the movie made them feel in the end. Here are two examples of that:

Green Lantern:

I actually love this movie. My wife thought it was completely cheese ball (she's know nothing of GL). However, a lot of people to this day don't like this movie. And in truth no one has given me a legit reason why. I mean we got everything we wanted. We got the other Lanterns, the planet of Oa, the Guardians and even Parallax as the villain. The oath was spot on, the use of the rings were done really good. Mark Strong was an an awesome Sinestro and Gigawatt was made for Michael Clarke Duncan. However, people hated this film.

The Dark Knight Rises:

Now, I don't hate this film. However, anyone who knows me know I have my issues with this movie. I mean we didn't get anything close to what we wanted in this film. They combined three different stories, which are separate movies in their own right. They did stuff that didn't make sense. From Bane's source of strength and his background story. To Talia Al Ghul having a vendetta against Batman which didn't make sense. To the weird mission Bane was on. Alfred bailing on Bruce to Bruce's injuries (if you do the math) from only 6-8 months of being Batman. It was kind of dumb. I remember reading the reviews. People having standing ovations and were brought to tears from this film. What?! We as fans didn't get what we wanted from this film. And yet people to this day love it. Why?

I believe it's due to who was involved. Dark Knight Rises was a pretty hype film. Christopher Nolan is a good writer and director. Bale, Oldman and Caine are awesome actors and brought a lot to this film. However I think it was way overrated for the lack of legitimate story. Green Lantern probably had some legit hang ups. However, they actually brought a lot of the elements that were needed to do a solid GL movie. I think people were hating on Ryan Reynolds and that was why it was hated. What do you think?