If the new guy brings anything, it might be acting ability solely based on how well Nolan's Batman movies have fared using English actors.

I've talked about this a lot before, but I realized a new wrinkle to it. If the superhero in question has more of a heroic personality, it's always a an Australian/British guy (Batman, Superman, Thor). If he's more realistic and sarcastic, it's more often an American guy (Spiderman, Iron Man). Although there are exceptions to this as well (Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, for instance), it seems to hold pretty well. It's just a difference in how acting is taught and who takes up acting in different areas, really.

I think it does, more or less. The explanation for why it's happening definitely does.

Sigh. He was played by an American though. And this iteration seems more more heroic and less realistic. Deadpool is another good example. Like I said though, the British style of acting/training is just much more conducive to casting these heroic characters.

ghost rider spirit of vengence will be better than this mess

and this time around by a english actor.....so your point is invalid