Marvin
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Martha telling him he the single basic rule every superhero works under has little to with tone. Superman chooses to help people, he doesn't actually have to. That's the point and that's what makes him even more inspirational, even with spiderman it's that it's his choice that makes it all the more beautiful even in the face of someone like mary jane telling him he's either done enough or doesn't actually owe anyone his life. I get that it's sour medicine for 'fans' to not see the mentor speak the usual black and white lead a horse to water stuff. But that this scene also happens in a movie with a slanted senate hearing that should paint a very vivid picture as to where she is possibly coming from. But still, not the point. Superman has succeeded for years in the modern marketplace with this equivalent level of 'dark' tone. I'd argue it's why he's found success in comics whereas the movies have get this 'been frozen in time'.Both.
On palette, Supes is more a Spidey/Cap character and the paletes of those films is I think more appropriate.
Tone? In MOS Martha tells him he does not owe humanity anything. And on. Let's not debate MOS..
I'd point super celebrated stories such as action comics 775, Whatever happened to(this scene almost arguing my point entirely), Kingdom come and to a to some super relevant extent this one. Point being this material has room for it and it's also found great success in doing so, you really don't have the right to decide what is right or wrong for the material outside of your own preference. I suppose that might have very well been what you meant, thus this is an argument as to why your preference is...not the be all.
That being said, I don't think we've seen that the film will have a wider tone than just one scene.
As for the color palette, you must be talking about Raimi spiderman. But sure, who knows. And maybe Cap would benefit form the bourne movies palette. I personally don't think it matters outside of circumstance. If the scene calls for night, it's dark. If it calls for overcast(see fall weather or sad) then it's overcast. I personally saw a wide range in mos but hopefully we see even more things explored.
Lastly, there is a mega difference between a story being ground and or serious. I'd argue even cap stays within this range. And a story being Dark and Gritty(palette et all). I'd argue netflix cbm stuff is really the only place we see such a thing these days.