Yes sir. That's the real big problem and why we've been inundated with several lackluster sequels over the years.

It's yet another difference between the movie industry and the video game industry. Game developers hit the forums and stuff to get feedback from the fans on their games. Then they try and implement those into the sequels. Just about every interview you hear with them, they say something to the effect of "well the fans really wanted this last time" or, "based off the fan reactions we decided to add [this]". You never hear that about movies.

@soldierone

to me it makes sense to listen to fans for feedback but for movies as far as im concern.

What would be the point of being a movie director or dream of making movies if all your gonna do is just take feedback and ideas it would be thier movie and not yours.

Heck i might even feel like it wasnt my movie i made if it came to that point or for anyone in that matter

Well I am in film school and take pointers everyhwere i can. The thing is its like writing. You can write an entire book, then not see a single flaw with it. Give it to an editor and they will write pages of flaws with it.

Better example is to draw something. When you are done, turn it upside down. If its in photoshop flip the picture so its facing the other way. You will find many flaws with it.

Its basically seeing it from a different perspective. Other people will have ideas on how to help you improve. A lot of movies, especially superhero sequels, would of improved with it. Afterall the only reason they are there period is because of the fans. Its not like the fans want to make the entire film for you. Its simply improvements on certain areas that these big wigs think dont matter.

Thor 2 is pretty much confirmed. Iron Man 3 already has a 2013 release date set, no word on the Hulk yet (but I'm sure they'll be using up their new actor before too long). Let's just hope it's all worth it.