Actor Ethan Hawke has some harsh words for Hugh Jackman-starrer Logan, which he said was a “fine superhero movie” but not a great film.

In an interview with The Film Stage, Hawke, best known for Richard Linklater’s Before trilogy and Boyhood, explained the difference between a good film and a good superhero film. “Now we have the problem that they tell us Logan is a great movie,” Hawke said. “Well, it’s a great superhero movie. It still involves people in tights with metal coming out of their hands. It’s not Bresson. It’s not Bergman. But they talk about it like it is,” he added.

The actor said Hollywood studios promoted their films as a fine piece of art just to make their money. “I went to see Logan ’cause everyone was like, ‘This is a great movie’ and I was like, ‘Really? No, this is a fine superhero movie’,” Hawke said.

“There’s a difference, but big business doesn’t think there’s a difference. Big business wants you to think that this is a great film because they want to make money off of it,” he added.