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Look up One Punch Man. It's a story about a superhero who is so overpowered he can kill anyone in One Punch. It's about the doldrums of his life and how fighting isn't fun anymore because he's so strong. It plays with the dynamic that you notice should be there but is rarely present in superhero movies.
I believe overpowered characters are harder to write for, but can turn out really good.
I mean Superman stories can go from ones that are amazing feel good stories about emotions to ones where you wonder “Why didn’t he just punch it?”
So I guess whether I agree or not is basically just ”it depends.” >


“Why didn’t he just punch it?”

And then there's stories like The Death of Superman where you wonder, "Why did he just punch it when he could have ....?" >

Captain Marvel was like that to me in the MCU. Everything that gave her trouble, she obliterated within 30 seconds. >

We called it "dues ex marvel-ina" >

I think the problem is more with scale of power in media. You mentioned Superman as an example but he has his own problems to deal with and there are beings who can wreck him. What makes Superman seem boring is because he exists in the same universe as several weaker heroes and is held in the same regard as someone like Batman. You see Batman fight Bane and you know Superman could wreck him easily so he seems overpowered. >


Like superman, dude can fly to the sun, breathe in space, do anything he wants unless there's kryptonite involved obviously. He is so strong that there's barely anyone who can stop him

Superman has plenty of villains who can go toe to toe with him in sheer strength. Aside from Kryptonite, he's vulnerable to magic, red sun radiation, having his powers drained by some villains, mind manipulation, and to some extent his sense of morals.

Dr Manhattan, I don't even need to explain

The whole point of his character was that his powers put him above everyone else and made him lose his humanity.  He's not supposed to be relatable. >


Superman has plenty of villains who can go toe to toe with him in sheer strength.

Yeah but that's their selling point, they are just strong. Some of Superman's most known enemies, like Zod or Doomsday, are important because they match him in strenght and little more. Maybe some people like it, but I'm not a fun of battles where who punches the hardest wins.
Take Spiderman or Batman for example, they have a more varied and interesting rogue gallery. >

I would fucking love to see an extremely well animated prolonged single-take fight scene, where Superman destroys an entire planetary system or galaxy via collateral damage while fighting an overpowered anime-type antagonist.