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That's probably true. I haven't watched DBZ, but the glut of superhero movies as a whole - once you see the Hulk punch a giant flying monster the size of a 747, I suppose you feel like you have to up the ante. That's how you get Thanos tossing moons, I guess.

So far as what Red posted, I didn't know he was so strong in the comics. Kind of a reverse Spider-Man: When I was a kid in the comics Spidey was always super strong; he could throw a bus, but you never saw that reflected in the movies. I think that's intentional for the character though, they want to show him struggle.

Spiderman heavily pulls his punches, which is one of the great moments of the Superior run.

 LunarSol wrote:
Spiderman heavily pulls his punches, which is one of the great moments of the Superior run.

What is the Superior run?

edit - nm, i found it and will read it