The Great Movie Debate—A Logical Showdown Max: “Jenna, serio…

The Great Movie Debate—A Logical Showdown Max: “Jenna, seriously, everyone loves superhero movies. If millions watch them, they have to be the best. You’re just behind the times.”Jenna: “Popularity doesn’t always equal quality, Max. Just because many people watch something doesn’t mean it’s the best choice for everyone or that it has the strongest storytelling.” Leah: “Well, you just don’t have good taste. Most people I know think superhero movies are way more exciting than anything else.”Jenna: “Leah, that’s an attack on my opinion, not a reason to dismiss mine. Taste is personal, and that doesn’t make one view right and the other wrong.” Chris: “If people stop watching superhero movies, the whole movie industry will collapse. You’re making a big deal out of nothing.”Jenna: “One change doesn’t automatically lead to extreme consequences. The industry is big and diverse. It won’t crumble just because some viewers prefer different genres.” Max: “My cousin watches every superhero movie as soon as it comes out. He says they’re the best.”Jenna: “That’s nice for your cousin, but just because someone is enthusiastic doesn’t make their opinion a fact. We have to look at research and critic reviews, too.” Leah: “I just feel superhero movies are better. You’re overthinking this.”Jenna: “Feelings matter, but we need to balance them with facts. Decisions based only on emotion can miss important information.” What fallacy is Max using when he says, “If millions watch them, they have to be the best”?