Mistakes in screenplaysMany films create characters who don't evoke sympathy - they're cold and distant. As a result, the viewer doesn't care about them and feels no empathy during their suffering.

You must make the hero feel like "one of us." Could this happen to me? What would I do then?
The viewer must be emotionally engaged. Without that, they'll quickly lose interest.
Another common mistake is creating an omnipotent hero who's almost unbeatable.
That makes the film boring - the viewer feels no tension because the hero is never in danger.
If the hero is unimaginably strong, create a force at least equal to or stronger than them.
The audience must fear for their favorite character.
You can also introduce a weakness that neutralizes their power - for example, Superman becoming weak near kryptonite.
Without it, the script would go like:
"The enemy attacks, Superman arrives and saves everyone - again and again."
Who would want to watch that? That's a recipe for boredom!