After removing the shared terms between DC and Marvel reviews, we can tell a more distinguishable style from their top frequent terms. DC (fig. \ref{680037}), for example, after the removal of positive shared terms mentioned above, has a number of negative words appears in its top frequent terms, such as "stupid", "horrible", "cheesy",  "silly",  "campy", "suck", and "worse".  Since these words are only in the top terms for DC reviews (otherwise they would be removed as shared terms),  it demonstrates that audiences tend to have more negative experiences with DC movies compared to Marvels, which also correspond to the preliminary result that  Marvel outperforms DC in both of movie scores and box offices.  Besides, the frequent terms "adaptation" (adapt after stemmed) and "anime" also suggest that DC audiences tend to discuss more about the adaptation of movies, perhaps comparing the difference between the animated version and the live-action version.