Different cinematography is used in superhero films to engage the audience. Certain camera movements like pan and track are used to draw the audience in to diegesis. Editing also does this. If the editing is smooth and sleek - continuity editing - plausibility is created and allows the audience to believe it's realistic. They do this to try to allow the audience to escape from everyday problems and routine - the is the Uses and Gratifications theory - and create a diversion from this. Superhero films now, have changed from what they used to be like back at the beginning. You can see this in the costume the superheroes used to wear. For example in the Wolverine comics, Wolverine had a very bright yellow and blue suit, but now, in the X-Men films, he only wears a white vest and jeans. This is because it wouldn't created verisimilitude for the audience. It wouldn't be very realistic for this guy to be walking around in a yellow suit now, would it?